All kinds of oil products produced by an oil refinery, from gasoline, diesel to lubricating oil, are deeply affected by the temperature and pressure conditions during the production process. The quality consistency of different batches of products is like the “face” of the enterprise, directly related to the enterprise's reputation and competitiveness in the market. The establishment of a temperature and pressure calibration laboratory is just like installing a “stabilizer” for product quality.
When producing gasoline, appropriate temperature and pressure conditions can ensure that key indicators such as the octane number and distillation range of gasoline meet the standard requirements. For example, in the catalytic cracking process, precise control of temperature and pressure is crucial for generating the desired gasoline components. If the measuring equipment is inaccurate, causing the reaction temperature or pressure to deviate from the set value, it may change the proportion of certain components in the gasoline, affecting its combustion performance and anti-knock properties.
The calibration laboratory regularly calibrates the temperature and pressure measuring equipment spread across the production line, ensuring that each production link can operate under the preset precise parameters. This is like creating a unified “ruler” for product quality, enabling different batches of products to maintain a high degree of consistency in quality. This stable quality performance can not only meet the increasingly stringent market demands for oil product quality but also win the trust of more customers for the enterprise, enhance the competitiveness of products in the market, and consolidate the enterprise's position in the industry.
