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Relationship between diesel density and hydrogen consumption

2010-04-12View Original

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What is the relationship between the density of the feedstock used in diesel hydrogenation and the hydrogen consumption, and is there a specific formula for calculating it? Thank you
Reply #22010-04-12
Put simply, it refers to how much hydrogen is required to reduce the density by one unit. For example, how much hydrogen is required to reduce it from 0.89 to 0.87?
Reply #32010-04-12
Is the moderator here? I still want to move this post back to the Refining section. No one is replying here.

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