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Heavy hydrocarbon blending

Heavy hydrocarbon blending

Heavy hydrocarbon blending is a process in which different heavy hydrocarbon streams, such as diesel, light and heavy fuel oil, and other secondary distillation products, are combined together to achieve desired specifications and meet established standards. This process, unlike light hydrocarbon blending, requires greater precision and control due to the higher viscosity and more complex compositions.

The primary goal of heavy hydrocarbon blending is to produce quality fuels, base oils, and other products with market-specific specifications. This is accomplished through precise adjustment of blend ratios, addition of additives, and control of process parameters.

Requirements and features

Need for specialized equipment: The blending process of heavy hydrocarbons requires the use of specialized equipment such as large mixers, precise temperature and pressure control systems, and online analysis equipment.

Importance of Quality Control: Careful and continuous monitoring of the quality of raw materials and the final product is of particular importance to ensure compliance with established standards.

Process benefits

Applications

Technical specifications

Density 15°C 820-830 KG/M3
IBP 185~195 °C
50% VOL 215~225 °C
FBP 365~380 °C
Residue 0.5 vol%
FLASHPOINT Min 65 °C
Color 1.5~2

Destination countries for export

FAQ

What effect does Petrolino octane booster have on the engine?

Increasing octane number, reducing engine knocking, improving combustion and reducing fuel consumption.

Depending on the fuel type and target octane number, a 1 to 5% blend is recommended. Petrolino experts advise

Yes, it can also be used for export fuels and industrial refining cuts.

Yes, by observing the appropriate temperature and containers, the chemical stability of the product is guaranteed for up to 12 months.

Yes, Petrolino’s industrial formulation meets HSE standards by reducing pollutants and preventing deposits in the engine.

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