Sentence examples for yields of light from inspiring English sources

Given the pattern of modern demand (which tends to be highest for transportation fuels such as gasoline), the market value of a crude oil generally rises with increasing yields of light products.

The conversion, yields of liquid products and yields of light oil are presented in Fig. 2.

DCC uses FCC principles with specific enhancements to produce large yields of light olefins and high octane naphtha.

From the data, there is little variation in the yields of light olefins with increasing C/O ratio.

This will require the fine tuning of the catalyst system and reaction conditions to maximize the yields of light olefins.

The yields of light olefins first went up until a residence time of about 2.0 s, where they remained relatively constant.

High-complexity refineries typically produce the highest yields of lighter and higher-value products by application of catalytic cracking, hydrocracking, and coking capacity (Fig. 10).

The yield of light products (with boiling points less than 220 °C, or 430 °F) is usually reported as the conversion level for the unit.

The yield of light olefin increases by 2.63 wt%.

The yield of DME increases with decreasing yield of light olefins.

Decreasing LHSV described by liquid velocity means increasing residence time and increasing yield of light fractions.