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Diesel Fuel Properties - MDEC
MDEC 2016S6P4 - 1 Diesel fuel Properties MDEC ConferenceToronto, OntarioOctober 6, 2016 Don MunroeManager Fuels, Regulatory Affairs & fuel Quality2 Other ~10%Gasoline20-30%Distillate25-35%Heavy FuelOil 35-55%Gasoline5-15%Distillate20-25%Heavy FuelOil 60-75%Light CrudeProductCompositionHeavy CrudeProductCompositionAsphalt ~3%Heavy FuelOil ~6%Low SulphurGasoline40-45%Ultra LowSulphurDistillate35-40%CanadianProduc t Demand (StatsCan)Crude TypesDistillate10-15%Heavy FuelOil85-90%BitumenGasoline15-20%Distil late20-25%Heavy FuelOil60-65%SynBitDistillate5-10%Heavy FuelOil55-60%DilBitGasoline20-25%Distill ate45-50%Heavy FuelOil20-30%SyntheticCrudeGasoline20-25 %MDEC 2016S6P4 - 23 Light CrudeProductCompositionHeavy CrudeProductCompositionCanadianProduct Demand (StatsCan) Naturally occurring hydrocarbon molecules do not meet customer needs The refining processes must : Change the size of the molecules reshape them remove contaminants to ensure they meet requirements for: end-use performance environmental performanceRefining Is The Process For Matching Crude Types With Market DemandGasoline20-30%Distillate25-35%Hea
MDEC 2016 S6P4 - 1 Diesel Fuel Properties MDEC Conference Toronto, Ontario October 6, 2016 Don Munroe Manager Fuels, Regulatory Affairs & Fuel Quality
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