Blended gasoline

2009-03-12View Original

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I would like to ask whether it is possible to produce blended gasoline using raw materials such as mixed aromatics, light oils, MTBE, and C9, so that its various parameters meet a standard of around 90 according to national regulations? This post was last edited by psw1420 on 2009-3-13 08:03.]

Reply #22009-03-13

Yes, the octane rating of MTBE is around 96.

Reply #32009-03-17

The gasoline produced through catalysis already reaches 90 octane, and it can be raised to 93 with MTBE

Reply #42009-03-21

If blended with catalytic cracking gasoline, mixed aromatics, and MTBE, etc., 95-octane gasoline can be produced.

Reply #52009-03-31

It’s completely possible; many people in Dongying do this, but your costs will be higher than theirs.

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