What is the effect of lighter feedstock in delayed coking on the 95 octane rating of diesel – does it increase or decrease it?

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What is the effect of lighter feedstock in delayed coking on the 95 octane rating of diesel – does it increase or decrease it?

Reply #22021-03-17

If the feedstock becomes lighter and the temperature remains unchanged, the yield increases; the temperature of the side stream rises, and if no adjustments are made to the distillation process, there is a high probability that the 95% cut point will increase

Reply #32021-03-30

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