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Octane number of etherified gasoline

2015-07-08View Original

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What is the octane rating of etherified gasoline?
Reply #22015-07-08
It can be increased by 0.5–1.5.
Reply #32015-07-08
What is the octane rating of etherified gasoline itself?
Reply #42015-07-08
Gasoline etherification generally involves catalytic gasoline with an octane number of around 90.
Reply #52015-07-08
mtbe motor method 107, research method 113
Reply #62015-07-08
I would like to ask again: do TAME and MTBE have the same octane rating?
Reply #72015-07-08
The octane rating of catalytic gasoline is around 90, so what about it after etherification?
Reply #82015-07-08
Add about 0.5–1.5.
Reply #92015-07-08
Oh, but when it is mixed with heavy gasoline, the octane rating of the blended gasoline should increase by about 1.0 point, right?
Reply #102015-07-08
It also depends on the actual octane rating of your catalyzed gasoline. There are not many units in operation for etherification at present.
Reply #112015-07-08
Yes, the amount of olefins also plays a role, right?

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