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May I ask, what type of gasoline is this, and what production process was used to create it, given that it contains 72% alkanes, only 1.5% olefins, around 25% aromatics, and a vapor pressure of 93?

2016-05-05View Original

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May I ask, what type of gasoline is this – with 72% alkanes, only 1.5% olefins, and around 25% aromatics – and what is its vapor pressure of 93? What process was used to produce this gasoline, or was it blended from other types of gasoline?
Reply #22016-05-06
Without an appropriate composition, it’s like this; if things are changed, in the reformed depentane gasoline, the aromatics make up 70%, alkanes 30%, and there’s very little olefins. It is probably still harmonization ed, but there are no olefins.
Reply #32016-05-06
Is it naphtha-aromatized gasoline? If so, how is it controlled – why is there so much pentane compared to aromatics?

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