Oxygen content in the blend within the gasoline hydroetherification unit
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Everyone, please tell us what the oxygen content in the blending mixture of your gasoline hydrodesulfurization units is! Some say it is not more than 2.7%
Gasoline is hydrogenated to produce heavy gasoline and light gasoline. The light gasoline is then deetherified, and after that it is converted back into heavy gasoline. I’m asking about the oxygen content after this deetherification process; please help me out. Thank you all
The product of the light gasoline etherification unit inherently has an increased oxygen content, but this level decreases after mixing it with heavy gasoline. This can generally be adjusted; I won’t conduct analysis on the specific content here, but it should remain below 2.7, which is usually achievable
The oxygen content in the mixture of etherified gasoline and heavy gasoline is approximately between 0.92% and 0.95%; this does not affect the specifications for blending high-quality gasoline (where the oxygen content should not exceed 2.7%), but it does influence the blending of individual types of gasoline.