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The issue of catalytic gasoline octane number

2024-08-07View Original

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Does raising the dry point of gasoline lead to a decrease in its octane rating?
Reply #22024-08-07
Raising the dry point of gasoline generally leads to a decrease in its octane rating. The dry point refers to the evaporation characteristics of the volatile components in gasoline; increasing the dry point means a reduction in those volatile, high-octane components, which consequently leads to a decrease in octane rating. .

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