Gasoline Blending Using Near-Infrared Analysis - Successful and Quick Implementation

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Gasoline Blending Using Near-Infrared Analysis - Successful and Quick Implementation

06 Apr, 2006

Published over 20 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Measurement and testing.

Larry McDermott and Martha Ranc
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Near infrared analysers have been applied to numerous hydrocarbon processing applications over the past twenty years1:9 including realtime gasoline and diesel blender analysis and analysis of feedstock, intermediate and finished products of hydrocarbon processing units. We will show that the startup time for a NIR blender project can be significantly reduced through the use of existing calibration sample databases that include analysed samples from global sources.

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