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Help: Octane number of gasoline blending effect

2016-12-27View Original

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What is the approximate range of the octane number of gasoline after blending? It uses a mixture of alkylated heavy aromatics, naphtha, and aromatized gasoline
Reply #22016-12-28
I don’t know much about it; I heard the master talk about it.
Reply #32017-05-31
After weighting by the normal volume fraction, add around 1.5 to 3. By preparing samples multiple times, you will gradually figure out the pattern.
Reply #42017-05-31
Is MTBE useless? As far as I know, the more types of raw materials there are, the better the blending effect. Also, when the MTBE content is particularly low, it seems that the gasoline doesn’t burn as well.

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