Alkylate: A Key Component in Clean, High-Octane Fuel
Alkylate is a premium blending component used in the production of high-octane, low-emission gasoline. It is a colorless, odorless, and highly branched paraffinic hydrocarbon, produced through the alkylation process, which combines light olefins (like propylene or butylene) with isobutane in the presence of a strong acid catalyst (usually sulfuric or hydrofluoric acid).
This process yields a high-quality, clean-burning fuel component that is essential for meeting modern environmental standards and engine performance requirements.
Key Characteristics:
High Octane Rating: Typically in the range of 92–96 RON, ideal for preventing engine knocking.
Low Vapor Pressure: Reduces evaporative emissions from fuel tanks and engines.
Sulfur-Free and Aromatics-Free: Contributes to cleaner combustion and lower tailpipe emissions.
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