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What does the acid value on the raw material analysis sheet represent?

2016-12-29View Original

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What does the acid value on our paraffin oil hydrogenation analysis sheet represent?
Reply #22016-12-30
High acid value indicates a high amount of acidic substances in the oil, resulting in strong corrosivity; Low acid value, with fewer acidic substances in the oil, resulting in low corrosivity
Reply #32016-12-30
The number of milligrams of potassium hydroxide required to neutralize the acidic substances in 1 gram of test oil is called the acid value. The acid value is used to help select materials; generally, before reactions at temperatures above 240 degrees Celsius, corrosion caused by naphthenic acid must be taken into consideration, while such corrosion is not an issue after hydrogenation reactions

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