The final boiling point of stabilized gasoline is 10–15°C lower than that of crude gasoline. How can this issue be resolved?
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The final boiling point of stabilized gasoline is 10–15°C lower than that of crude gasoline. What is the reason for this? How can operational adjustments be made to address it?
A low value is a normal phenomenon; national standards only specify that it should not exceed 205°C, with no minimum limit set. If one wishes to increase this value, the dry point of the crude gasoline can be raised