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                                                                             Superatmospheric
                                                           ASTM D2887
                                                            Simulated            EFV
                                                            Distillation     (P >760 mmHg)
                                                              (SD)
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                                                                                   6
                                                  7
                                                            ASTM D86              EFV
                                                            760 mmHg     5      760 mmHg
                                                                 1
                                          TBP
                                                              TBP

                                       1, 50, 100 mm    6   760 mmHg                4
                                                                4


                                                               TBP                 EFV
                                                             10 mmHg             10 mmHg

                                                                2



                                                            ASTM D-1160
                                                             10 mmHg


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                                     ASTM D-1160           ASTM D-1160
                                                     6       Reported

                                     1, 30, 50 mmHg            at
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                                                            760 mmHg
                                    STEP                METHOD A                  METHOD B

                                      1                Eqs.  (3.14)or (3.15)    Eqs.  (3.20) – (3.22)
                                      2                   Eq. (3.34)                   ...
                                      3                Eqs. (3.18) & (3.19)     Eqs.  (3.26) – (3.28)
                                      4                   Eq. (3.31)               Eq. (3.32)
                                      5                   Eq. (3.16)                   ...
                                      6                   Eq. (3.29)                   ...
                                      7                Eqs. (3.23) – (3.25)            ...
                             FIG. 3.20—Summary of methods for the interconversion of various distillation curves.

            does not give a finite value for T at x = 1 (end point at 100%  following linear form:
            distilled). According to this model the final boiling point is
            infinite (∞), which is true for heavy residues. Theoretically,  (3.36)    Y = C 1 + C 2 X
            even for light products with a limited boiling range there is a  where Y = ln [(T − T ◦ )/ T ◦ ] and X = ln ln [1 / (1 − x)]. Con-
            very small amount of heavy compound since all compounds  stants C 1 and C 2 are determined from linear regression of Y
            in a mixture cannot be completely separated by distillation.  versus X with an initial guess for T ◦ . Constants A and B are
            For this reason predicted values from Eq. (3.35) are reliable  determined from C 1 and C 2 as B = 1/C 2 and A = B exp (C 1 B).
            up to x = 0.99, but not at the end point. Parameters A, B, and  Parameter T ◦ can be determined by several estimates to maxi-
            T ◦ in Eq. (3.35) can be directly determined by using Solver  mize the R squared (RS) value for Eq. (3.36) and minimize the
            (in Tools) in Excel spreadsheets. Another way to determine  AAD for prediction of T form Eq. (3.35). If the initial boiling
            the constants in Eq. (3.35) is through its conversion into the  point in a distillation curve is available it can be used as the















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