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Control criteria for the dry point of catalyzed gasoline

2017-04-04View Original

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The dry point control parameter for catalytic gasoline – I’m not sure what the current control value is for everyone else; we currently keep it at 192 degrees
Reply #22017-04-04
More or less. Is 192°C the upper limit or the lower limit? Do we need to be this precise? :lol
Reply #32017-04-04
The upper limit is there to control the evaporation index of gasoline at the time of production
Reply #42017-04-04
Our catalyzed gasoline also has a temperature of 192 degrees, but the final product has a temperature of 203 degrees
Reply #52017-04-05
With such strict controls in place, can your gasoline specifications meet the requirements? What is the dry point of the gasoline produced?
Reply #62017-04-05
205 degrees, but the control for gasoline hydrogenation should be set a bit lower to prevent a high dry point of the gasoline after hydrogenation.

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