Estimating Quality (Density) of Hydrotreated Straight-Run Winter Diesel Fuel

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The research objective is to simplify the method for estimating the density of straight-run hydrotreated winter diesel fuel (HTDFWs). The density of straight-run hydrotreated winter diesel fuel is one of the quality indicators ultimately determining the density of winter diesel fuel and therefore, the quality of winter diesel fuel in terms of density. Problems: to describe the current methodology for estimating the HTDFWs’ density, isolate the cycles, and express the cycles by formulas. Research methods – analysis, synthesis, comparison, mathematical analysis. As a result, simplified density calculation with expressing cycles by formulas has been proposed. A mathematical model has been obtained to estimate the density of straight-run hydrotreated winter diesel fuel.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 1086)

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