I need to have the aromatic content in gasoline checked by a research institute
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The aromatic content in the gasoline used by our company is around 20%, and this significantly affects its octane rating; it is still far from meeting the standards. Therefore, we are looking for a research institute to conduct a comprehensive analysis of our company’s gasoline. It would be ideal if solutions could be proposed as a result of this analysis. Could you recommend any good institutions for this purpose?
Contact the Petrochemical Science Research Institute to see if they have any processes suitable for your facility. There’s more. . After the reformation, aren’t benzene, toluene, and xylene in the product considered products as well? This post was last edited by wsts00100 on 2009-2-21 08:05.]
Our company has planned subsequent units such as aromatic extraction, and the design firm has been basically finalized. So, I want to increase the benzene content before these devices start operating. The key issue is to determine exactly what substances are present in gasoline as benzene; our facility can only measure the total aromatic hydrocarbon content. I want to consult with a few more research institutes to compare the options
As mentioned in point 4#, aren’t the aromatic components in the reformed product extracted as a separate product? So how can there still be such a high level of aromatics?