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What is the relationship between the experimental yield and the actual yield?

2015-12-11View Original

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Based on the existing experimental data for crude oil: 11% at 200 degrees, 26% at 300 degrees, 32% at 360 degrees, 44% at 440 degrees, 55% at 500 degrees, and 60% at 520 degrees. The yield is approximately 7-8% for normal gasoline, 28-29% for Chaochai fuel at 360 degrees, 15-16% for wax oil, and 48-49% for residue. How can wax oil and residue be correlated with these test data?
Reply #22015-12-11
What is the target product, and what is the yield in terms of the target product?
Reply #32015-12-11
What is the target product? The yield is related to that target product; it’s probably determined based on its boiling range, but the effects of the processing methods also need to be taken into account.

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