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Süütekütus, often translated as ignition fuel or starter fuel, refers to a type of combustible material used to initiate or enhance the combustion process. Its primary role is to provide a readily available and intense heat source that can ignite a main fuel, especially when the main fuel has a higher ignition temperature or is difficult to ignite under normal conditions.

Common examples of süütekütus include wood kindling, paper, and specialized fire starters. In industrial applications, it might involve highly flammable liquids or gases used to light up large furnaces or boilers. The effectiveness of süütekütus depends on its ignition point, heat of combustion, and how easily it can sustain a flame.

The use of süütekütus is widespread. In domestic settings, it's essential for starting fires in fireplaces, wood stoves, and barbecues. Campers and hikers rely on it for quickly and reliably starting campfires. In a broader sense, the concept extends to starting engines, where a spark plug or glow plug acts as the initial ignition source, and the fuel-air mixture is the "main fuel" being ignited. Therefore, süütekütus facilitates the transition from a non-combusting state to a stable and sustained combustion.