Hello,
In my refinery, we mix 45% jet + 55% medium gasoil (320-350°C) to fabricate what we call "combustion gasoil".
The constrainst are:
- maximum viscosity at combustion chamber entrance:6 cst @ 40°C.
- Maximum water content: 0.1% vol.
- Maximum sulfur: 0.8 % wt.
Now the following has been proposed: to use Light Naphta (light gasoline leaving the gasoline splitter) instead of Jet.
Do have any experience with this? Do you see any objection?
"We don't believe things because they are true, things are true because we believe them."
In my refinery, we mix 45% jet + 55% medium gasoil (320-350°C) to fabricate what we call "combustion gasoil".
The constrainst are:
- maximum viscosity at combustion chamber entrance:6 cst @ 40°C.
- Maximum water content: 0.1% vol.
- Maximum sulfur: 0.8 % wt.
Now the following has been proposed: to use Light Naphta (light gasoline leaving the gasoline splitter) instead of Jet.
Do have any experience with this? Do you see any objection?
"We don't believe things because they are true, things are true because we believe them."