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The issue of gasoline blending

2020-05-21View Original

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If two types of gasoline with different dry points are mixed together, how does the dry point of the resulting mixture change?
Reply #22020-05-23
Look at the ratio; in principle, the option with a higher dry point is usually chosen as the final result. However, in the actual adjustment process, all indicator parameters are taken into account. Additionally, in automatic tuning software, there are some functions for reference automatic calculation.
Reply #32020-05-28
The change is related to the ratio of the two.
Reply #42020-10-26
There are changes, which are related to the boiling ranges of the two types of gasoline and the ratio in which they are mixed; for gasoline, the final boiling point is the key factor to consider. For example, if a small amount of aromatic compounds with a final boiling point of 220 degrees are mixed into a large amount of gasoline with a lower final boiling point, the final boiling point of the mixture can be controlled at around 205 degrees

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