Is there a formula for gasoline blending?

2016-12-15View Original

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Is there a formula for gasoline blending?

Reply #22016-12-15

Of course, there is. Otherwise, how could one estimate the properties of the raw materials and the final product during blending?

Reply #32016-12-15

Who can tell me the calculation formula? I am also very interested in this topic

Reply #42016-12-16

Yes, but empirical adjustments are needed based on the actual situation.

Reply #52016-12-17

What more details are needed for this? There are professional books on oil blending; just find one and study it*. Or spend some training costs to visit the oil blending workshops at large petrochemical plants for learning.*

Reply #62017-05-31

Most of them are weighted averages; there is a specific formula for vapor pressure: the volume fraction multiplied by the vapor pressure raised to the power of 1.25, and then the result is raised to the power of 1.25 after summation.

Reply #72019-06-28

What does the vapor pressure formula look like? Is there a formula with dry points?

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