Gas oil composition
A composition and gas oil technology, applied in the petroleum industry, liquid carbon-containing fuel, fuel, etc., can solve problems such as cavitation damage, unsatisfied, kinematic viscosity and volume calorific value cannot be avoided
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Embodiment 1 and 2 and comparative example 1
[0164] Base oils having the properties listed in Table 1 were blended to produce the gas oil compositions listed in Table 2 (Examples 1 and 2 and Comparative Example 1). Fischer-Tropsch base oils 1 and 2 are hydrocarbon mixtures produced by converting natural gas to waxes or middle distillates by the Fischer-Tropsch reaction followed by hydrotreating. The reaction conditions for each Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil varied. Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil 1 is a base oil produced by actively performing isomerization. Fischer-Tropsch base oil 2 is a base oil resulting from a process in which too much emphasis is not on isomerization. The highly hydrotreated base oil is a hydrocarbon base oil produced by further hydrotreating the gas oil base oil to further reduce the sulfur content and aromatics content. The processed oil derived from animal oil or vegetable oil is an oil produced by hydrotreating palm oil (full fraction) used as a raw material to remove foreign substanc...
Embodiment 3 and 4 and comparative example 2
[0194] Base oils having the properties listed in Table 4 were blended to produce the gas oil compositions listed in Table 5 (Examples 3 and 4 and Comparative Example 2). Fischer-Tropsch base oils 3 and 4 are hydrocarbon mixtures produced by converting natural gas to waxes or middle distillates by the Fischer-Tropsch reaction followed by hydrotreating. The reaction conditions for each Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil varied. Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil 3 is a base oil produced by actively performing isomerization. Fischer-Tropsch base oil 4 is a base oil resulting from a process in which too much emphasis is not on isomerization. The highly hydrotreated base oil is a hydrocarbon base oil produced by further hydrotreating the gas oil base oil to further reduce the sulfur content and aromatics content. The processed oil derived from animal oil or vegetable oil is an oil produced by hydrotreating palm oil (full fraction) used as a raw material to remove foreign substanc...
Embodiment 5 and 6 and comparative example 3
[0214] Base oils having the properties listed in Table 7 were blended to produce the gas oil compositions listed in Table 8 (Examples 5 and 6 and Comparative Example 3). Fischer-Tropsch base oils 5 and 6 are hydrocarbon mixtures produced by converting natural gas to waxes or middle distillates by the Fischer-Tropsch reaction followed by hydrotreating. The reaction conditions for each Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil varied. Fischer-Tropsch synthetic base oil 5 is a base oil produced by actively performing isomerization. Fischer-Tropsch base oil 6 is a base oil resulting from a process in which too much emphasis is not on isomerization. The highly hydrotreated base oil is a hydrocarbon base oil produced by further hydrotreating the gas oil base oil to further reduce the sulfur content and aromatics content. The processed oil derived from animal oil or vegetable oil is an oil produced by hydrotreating palm oil (full fraction) used as a raw material to remove foreign substanc...
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