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astm curves from composition

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enrico72

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Jul 30, 2003
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For a petroleum cut, I have the complete composition
in terms of pure components' volume fractions, and
I have to estimate an ASTM D86 (or TBP) curve for
this stream.

I think I can find all the equilibrium properties
for the components, and I would like to set up a quick
spreadsheet-type calculation to do the job.

Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
 
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I suggest all you have to do is arrange the components in ascending order of their boiling points, and prepare a table of boiling point versus cumulative vol%. This should correspond to TBP curve of the fraction.
As for converting TBP to ASTM, correlations are available in many sources, eg, API databook, or simsci's user manual, etc.
 
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