Who knows what the octane rating of the re-pressed gasoline is
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Which expert knows what the octane rating of high-octane gasoline is approximately?
Reply to 1# yidongshihua: The octane value varies with different properties of the raw materials; even with the same set of equipment, different octane values are obtained depending on the raw materials used. Additionally, different operating procedures can also result in different octane values； Research method octane number for heavy catalyzed gasoline derived from paraffin-based crude oils: 92–95
Our company is not greater than or equal to 93
The octane number can be determined depending on the type of raw material used. The raw materials vary from place to place; our company uses crude oil from abroad.
Ours is around 91.8, and when mixed with hydrogenated gasoline, the octane rating is around 88
We’re around 89-93.
There are many factors that affect the octane rating of gasoline, such as the crude oil used, the product formulation, operating conditions, and the cut points for different fractions. Generally speaking, naphthenic-based crude oils have a higher octane rating, while paraffinic-based ones have a lower one; the octane rating should be at least 91.
The octane rating of the gasoline supplied by our company is generally between 89.5 and 92; after hydrogenation, this rating increases by 2 to 2.5 points. After etherification, it increases by about 1 unit.
The octane number of most studies on fasine is approximately 91–93
The UOP continuous reforming process can reach 110, right, Dalian Petrochemical
Reply 1# yidongshihua: Around 89-91, with an average of 90:D