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How can the dry point of 200# solvent oil be simulated?

2009-04-08View Original

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When performing oil simulations, PRO II considers the dry point of the oil to be inaccurate (the 100% point), while the temperature at the 95% point is considered more reliable. So, if we want to simulate 200# solvent oil with a dry point of 200°C, should we use a temperature of 200°C corresponding to the 95% point, or the temperature of 200°C corresponding to the 100% point for the simulation?

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