Sentence examples for plus fractions from inspiring English sources

A characterization procedure has been developed for the true boiling point (TBP) and plus fractions.

The paraffin-naphthene-aromatics (PNA) distribution up to C80 is estimated according to the properties of the TBP and plus fractions with one adjustable parameter.

Figure 9 shows effects of these different groups of plus fractions.

It is expected that with increasing in depth, a hydrocarbon mixture get richer in heavy components such as plus fractions and leaner in light components such as methane.

The database consists of gas composition, measured viscosity and density, temperature, pressure, and compressibility factor of different hydrocarbon gases and pure and impure gas mixtures containing up to pentane plus fractions and small concentrations of non-hydrocarbon components.

The weight of a gemstone was calculated in terms of whole carats plus fractions (1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32, or 1/64) of a carat; thus, a stone might be said to weigh 3 + 1/4 + 1/16 carats.

The acceptable range of molecular weight of the plus fraction provides the best match for typical range of live oil solubility parameters.

The developed models can predict the cumulative produced gas (Gp) as a function of the gas composition, characteristics of plus fraction, temperature, and pressure.

The solubility parameter of five live oil samples from different Iranian oil reservoirs was used for sensitivity analysis with respect to the molecular weight of the plus fraction to check the accuracy and consistency of the reservoir fluid composition data.

In the absence of detailed analytical data for hydrocarbon plus fractions in a hydrocarbon mixture, erroneous predictions and conclusions can result if the plus fraction is used directly as a single component in the mixture phase behaviour calculations.

After that, characterization of plus fraction is carried out.