Industrial octane
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Does anyone know what standards industrial octane follows?
It’s all about following the company’s own standards
Based on the concepts of *habit and application, isooctane refers to 2,2,4-trimethylpentane, which is the component with a standard octane rating of 100. Currently, there are no specific **or universal standards set by authoritative bodies; instead, different companies may have their own internal standards. For the detection of its content or purity, chromatography is generally used ； For standard fuel use in gasoline engines, its octane rating may be calibrated as not meeting the requirements.
Personal opinion: First, there is a standard for manufacturers’ production processes and the like. II. Meet customer requirements.
Sinopec has a standard, and various companies can also have their own corporate standards