This document discusses determining the Reid vapor pressure (RVP) of petroleum products. RVP is a testing method that measures the vapor pressure of substances like crude oil, fuel, and petrochemicals. It is defined as the absolute pressure exerted by a vapor-liquid mixture at 100°C and a vapor-liquid ratio of 4. True vapor pressure (TVP) also measures volatility but is defined as the equilibrium vapor pressure of petroleum distillate fuels at a specific temperature. The main objectives are to determine the RVP of petroleum products and compare it to other sources to analyze the volatility of liquid hydrocarbons like petrol, kerosene, and diesel.
This document discusses determining the Reid vapor pressure (RVP) of petroleum products. RVP is a testing method that measures the vapor pressure of substances like crude oil, fuel, and petrochemicals. It is defined as the absolute pressure exerted by a vapor-liquid mixture at 100°C and a vapor-liquid ratio of 4. True vapor pressure (TVP) also measures volatility but is defined as the equilibrium vapor pressure of petroleum distillate fuels at a specific temperature. The main objectives are to determine the RVP of petroleum products and compare it to other sources to analyze the volatility of liquid hydrocarbons like petrol, kerosene, and diesel.
This document discusses determining the Reid vapor pressure (RVP) of petroleum products. RVP is a testing method that measures the vapor pressure of substances like crude oil, fuel, and petrochemicals. It is defined as the absolute pressure exerted by a vapor-liquid mixture at 100°C and a vapor-liquid ratio of 4. True vapor pressure (TVP) also measures volatility but is defined as the equilibrium vapor pressure of petroleum distillate fuels at a specific temperature. The main objectives are to determine the RVP of petroleum products and compare it to other sources to analyze the volatility of liquid hydrocarbons like petrol, kerosene, and diesel.
products. INTRODUCTION In chemistry and physic study volatility refers to the tendency of the substance to vaporise at given temperatur e # o l a t i l i t y i s o n e o f i m p o r t a n c e character istic +hich nee"e" to (e assure high enough for the usage <or automoti'e*the 'olatility of fuel nee" to (e accepta(le for engine start-up* +arm-up* accelerationan" throttle response un"er normal "ri'ing con"itions The su(stance +ith high 'apor pressure +ill 'apori8e more rea"ily than the su(stances +ith lo+ 'apor pressure /othe more 'olatile the su(stance +ill contri(ute to higher pressure of the 'apor in"ynamic e2uili(rium +ith its 'apori8ing su(stance The 'apor pressure of a su(stanceis the pressure at +hich its gaseous phase is in e2uili(rium +ith its li2ui" or soli" phase 9t is a measure of the ten"ency of molecules an" atoms to escape from a li2ui"or soli" There are t+o ,in" of "e'ice that can measure the 'olatility +hich is Rei"#apor Pressure R#P1 an" the other one is True #apor Pressure T#P1 Rei" #apor Pressure R#P1 is a testing metho" for cru"e oil* fuel* other refine" petroleum pro"ucts* an" petrochemicals in or"er to measures the 'apor pressure of a su(stance EP.* %07=1 R#P also can (e "efine" as the a(solute pressure exerte" (y a mixture*can (e "etermine" 3 o C an" at a 'apor to li2ui" ratio of 4 >n the other han"* T#Pis a common measure of 'olatility of petroleum "istillate fuels 9t is "efine" as thee2uili(rium of the 'apor pressure +ith con"ense" phase at a specific temperature The"ifferent (et+een R#P an" T#P is that R#P is more con'enient approximation of thea(solute 'apor pressure that 'apori8e" at 3 o C compare to T#P The main purposesof this experiment are to "etermine the Rei" 'apour pressure of petroleum pro"uctsan" to compare +ith another source The Rei" 'apour pressure R#P1 +as teste" on"ifferent types of oil +hich is petrol* ,erosene an" "iesel in or"er to "etermine the'olatility of li2ui" hy"rocar(ons