Diesel blending components
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My workshop added jet fuel and jet fuel components when blending -35# diesel. Do I also need to add jet fuel when blending 0# and -10# diesel?
You can calculate how well 0# and -10# diesel fuel reaches the control index, and then decide whether to add jet fuel.
Jet fuel (177~260℃) and diesel (260~350℃) are used as the blending components of the entire plant's products. At the same time, jet fuel can not be produced according to market demand, but jet fuel and diesel can be blended into full distillate diesel (177~350℃). This needs to be calculated.
There is absolutely no need to add jet fuel components to the 0# and -10# blending components, which will lead to higher costs. I made some -20# plans some time ago without adding jet fuel.