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Typical composition and impurity content of gasoline fractions

2016-04-28View Original

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Question: What is the typical analytical composition of straight-run gasoline or cracked gasoline? In particular, what are the forms of sulfur compounds and nitrogen compounds? Thank you!
Reply #22016-04-28
If the olefins content in the cracked gasoline is 40%, and the sulfur content is 1000 ppm, what is the typical nitrogen content???
Reply #32016-04-29
Friends: Does anyone know about this? This question can also be phrased as follows: Are there any nitrogen-containing compounds in the gasoline components of catalytic cracking? If there is any, what would the level be on a ppm scale? I know that in cracked gasoline, the sulfur content varies depending on the raw materials used, but it’s generally in the range of several hundred ppm.

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