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Gasoline dry point

2016-01-12View Original

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The dry point of catalytic gasoline is controlled to be no more than 205; why is it controlled at 98 after separation in the light and heavy gasoline towers? How can there be such a big difference?
Reply #22016-01-14
Your question isn’t described clearly, is it? Do you think others can directly understand the essential meaning of your question from the words themselves?
Reply #32016-01-19
It’s separated; let’s do the etherification of light gasoline!
Reply #42016-01-21
I’m a primary school student; I didn’t understand the design instructions. So how should I ask questions?

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