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What is the limit on the proportion of isomerized gasoline allowed in domestic gasoline quality standards at present?

2009-02-17View Original

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What is the limit on the proportion of isomerized gasoline allowed in domestic gasoline quality standards at present? Are there any other standards and restrictions? Can anyone tell me?
Reply #22009-02-17
What is the limit on the blending ratio of isomerized gasoline? Do you mean C5C6 by heterogeneous gasoline? There are likely no specific restrictions regarding this parameter; as long as other parameters are satisfactory, such as vapor pressure and boiling range, it’s fine.
Reply #32009-02-18
I just saw that the new quality standards for gasoline in the United States specify that the proportion of C5C6 isomerized gasoline cannot exceed 10wt%, so I’m asking about this.

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