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Regarding propylene feed liquefied gas

2010-05-25View Original

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For our company’s propylene raw material storage tanks, the proportion of propane mixed with propylene at the time of purchasing the raw materials stored there was around 45%, but recent analyses of samples taken from these tanks show that this proportion is around 3%. What’s going on here? ? (Ruled out due to sampling methods and analytical instruments)
Reply #22010-05-25
One possibility is that, after a long period of equilibrium and stabilization, the gas and liquid finally reach equilibrium, with their compositions changing to some extent compared to the initial state.

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