Hydrocarbon ratio of fuel oil

2017-10-08View Original

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Today I saw a test question about the hydrocarbon ratio of fuel oil; does a higher hydrocarbon ratio in fuel oil mean that it also has a higher calorific value? Is the specific gravity high? I’m not quite sure. Please ask an expert to explain, thank you, bonus points

Reply #22017-10-09

A high hydrocarbon ratio means a low calorific value

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