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The relationship between the flash point of refined diesel and the distillation tower

2018-06-05View Original

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This post was last edited by liuquan1100 on 2018-6-6 08:30. Why do changes in temperature, pressure, components of the crude oil, and water content in the reflux stream affect the flash point of diesel? Seeking help! !
Reply #22018-06-06
Changes in the flash point are related to the proportion of light components in diesel; therefore, the effect of distillation must be taken into account, and the quality of this distillation process is closely tied to factors such as temperature, pressure, and the material itself
Reply #32018-06-11
The light and heavy components of the product are affected by factors such as temperature and pressure; these light and heavy components influence the flash point. Water in the reflux stream can cause severe fluctuations in temperature and pressure, and may even affect the tray structure
Reply #42018-06-11
Is it just a mixture of light and heavy components?
Reply #52018-06-12
Yes, when there are more light components, the flash point becomes lower

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