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Problem with calculating the dry point for gasoline blending?

2009-03-30View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: Does anyone know what the formula for calculating the dry point is in the process of gasoline blending? It’s not a linear relationship, right? Feel free to share your insights! Thank you!
Reply #22009-04-01
Based on my experience, it’s not easy to determine the dry point; if there are heavy components in the gasoline and these are included in the sample taken, then the dry point will definitely be unsatisfactory.
Reply #32009-04-07
That’s indeed the case. I ran into this problem too. No relevant formulas can be found either.
Reply #42009-04-08
Both the dry point and the flash point of oils have poor compatibility, with no linear relationship. So pay attention when mixing, or conduct some sample tests.

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