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Frequency of diesel flash point analysis

2009-03-12View Original

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I would like to ask my colleagues to discuss: how often should the flash point of hydrogenated refined diesel be tested and analyzed?
Reply #22009-03-12
Considering the frequency of diesel sampling and analysis for this device, the flash point needs to be analyzed after each sample collection; 4 to 6 times per day is a common frequency.
Reply #32009-03-12
Refined diesel – Density: Method for determining the density of petroleum and liquid petroleum products (density meter method), GB/T1884-2000; 1 time per 24 hours. Boiling range: Method for determining the distillation characteristics of petroleum products, GB/T6536-1997; 1 time per 8 hours. Freezing point: Method for determining the freezing point of petroleum products (GB/T510-1983); 1 time per 24 hours. Flash point: Method for determining the flash point of petroleum products (closed cup method), GB/T261-1983(1991); 1 time per 4 hours
Reply #42009-03-12
As long as the processing volume and the process parameters of the entire tower remain stable, one operation per shift is sufficient. Production fluctuations can be compensated by adding samples.
Reply #52009-03-12
We also analyze it once per shift!
Reply #62009-03-12
It depends on the regulations set by the workshop; since our products are evaluated based on the flash point of diesel, the testing frequency for the flash point of our diesel is once per shift! !
Reply #72009-03-15
During normal production, it is done once per shift; when production is unstable, it depends on the extent of fluctuations in the operating parameters
Reply #82009-03-16
Based on production needs, if the raw materials do not change frequently, once every 4 hours is sufficient
Reply #92009-03-20
We analyze it here every 4 hours.
Reply #102009-03-20
We do it every 4 hours; in the event of an accident, additional samples are taken depending on the adjustments needed. Generally, the flash point is relatively easy to adjust.
Reply #112009-03-20
Once a day is sufficient, up to twice at most; Two times a day is sufficient when adjusting the raw materials.
Reply #122009-03-20
Take over once, hand over once. . . Over and over again. . .
Reply #132009-03-27
We do it twice a day now; the final quality check of the oil products takes place before they leave the factory

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