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In a fractionation tower, why is the specific gravity of the tail oil higher than that of diesel?

2016-02-26View Original

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The bottom of the distillation tower produces residue oil, diesel is obtained from the middle section, and naphtha comes from the top of the tower. However, currently the specific gravity of the residue oil is 0.82, while that of the diesel is 0.88. Why does this situation occur? Of the raw materials stored in this tank for use in production, 10% is reacted oil. Currently, the system is operating at half capacity; I can provide any data you need to help determine what is causing this issue. Thank you all
Reply #22016-02-26
Could you recommend a book on distillation? Thank you

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