What’s the point of measuring the dry point of gasoline?
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What’s the point of measuring the dry point of gasoline?
According to national standards, the dry point of gasoline must not exceed 205°C; a excessively high dry point can lead to incomplete combustion of gasoline in the engine, resulting in carbon deposit formation.
The purpose of controlling the dry point of gasoline in production is to regulate the content of heavy components in gasoline, thereby ensuring its combustion performance in engines. Excessive amounts of heavy components can lead to poor combustion and increased carbon buildup