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Can reduced-top residue oil be used in regular gasoline?

2017-07-06View Original

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Can dirty oil with reduced sulfur content be used in gasoline? Is anyone doing this? Asked for advice
Reply #22017-07-06
Is it the condensing oil from the press?
Reply #32017-08-13
It is the oil from the top of the vacuum tower, the condensed oil that comes down from the atmospheric leg
Reply #42017-08-15
The components of the reduced-distillate oil are still more similar to those of diesel; it’s possible to analyze them and then make adjustments based on the closest boiling range.

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