October 27, 2020

OEA13P-Blender Configurations

This topic defines blending and teaches its importance in refineries and how it helps refiners meet specifications.

  • Suresh Agrawal
    Suresh Agrawal
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This topic defines blending and teaches its importance in refineries and how it helps refiners meet specifications.

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Crude oil consists of a complex mixture of hydrocarbons and hetero compounds. The primary hydrocarbons of crude oil are paraffin, naphtha, aromatic, and olefin. In petroleum refineries, understanding blending is essential because different product qualities are blended to achieve a product with specific qualities. This topic teaches the definition of blending, why it is crucial in oil and gas refineries, and how it offers flexibility to use stocks efficiently to meet the desired specifications.

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