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Anybody know how to calculate shrinkage factor when do gasoline blending in storage terminal? It is significant to take into consideration of quantity calculation?
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Shrinkage Factor For Gasoline
Started by kimsun74, Aug 31 2010 02:15 AM
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Himanshu Sharma
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Posted 02 September 2010 - 09:05 AM
Basic question pertains to Ideal mixture and their deviation from ideal behavior.
The answer to your question depends on what components are you mixing.
If you are adding more than 15% ethanol to your blend then yes there will be a shrinkage and you will have to get back to your laboratory to check for the factor.
General blending of Isomerate,Reformate,FCC Naphtha,SR Naphtha or DHT Naphtha to the MS pool has quiet minimal shrinkage. (they are quiet similar family of HCs)
The answer to your question depends on what components are you mixing.
If you are adding more than 15% ethanol to your blend then yes there will be a shrinkage and you will have to get back to your laboratory to check for the factor.
General blending of Isomerate,Reformate,FCC Naphtha,SR Naphtha or DHT Naphtha to the MS pool has quiet minimal shrinkage. (they are quiet similar family of HCs)
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