Stable gasoline dry point
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I use crude gasoline with a dry point of 197°C for 6 tons, and condensed oil with a dry point of 157°C for 10 tons; when mixed together, the dry point is 187°C. Could some expert explain to me what the principle behind this is?
25 tons of compressor condensate oil are used for stabilization; crude gasoline is sent to the absorption tower, while 16 tons of stabilized gasoline are output from the plant
Before condensing the oil, it is sent to D201 for distillation; the dry point of the stabilized gasoline is roughly the same as that of the crude gasoline. After stabilization, however, the difference in dry points is more than 10 degrees