Density and viscosity of catalytic cracking oil and gas

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I am conducting a cold-state simulation experiment for a catalytic cracking reactor, and I need to convert the high-temperature oil and gas to a low-temperature state. I would appreciate it if those of you with relevant knowledge could provide me with an approximate value. Thank you!

Reply #22010-01-19

This post was last edited by ojy1234 on 2010-1-19 09:28. If you know the approximate composition of catalytic cracking oil and gas, you can use software such as ASPEN or PROII to carry out calculations; the accuracy obtained should be sufficient to meet the requirements

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Could you help me calculate the viscosity and density of oil and gas at a temperature of 510 degrees Celsius and a pressure of around 0.2 MPa? Thank you.

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