Parameter
Potential Technology

Moisture

Aluminum oxide or TDLAS moisture analyzer

Chloride

Online chloride monitor (ion selective / potentiometric titration)

Sulfur

UV fluorescence / micro-GC sulfur

H₂S

TDLAS or UV photometry

Hydrogen purity (H₂, CH₄, C₂⁺)

Process GC

Paraffin/isomer distribution

Process GC

HC composition

Process GC

pH

Online pH analyzer

Chloride

Ion selective analyzer

RON correlation

NIR analyzer

Benzene content

Online GC or NIR

Density / API

Inline density / Coriolis

Description

The isomerization process works well for production high-quality gasoline by offering economic interest during the gasoline production with minimizing harmful gas emissions and high octane number. The isomerization process is cost-efficient and plain for the enhancement of octane numbers in analogy to other processes enhancement of the octane. The isomerized light naphtha includes low level of benzene and sulfur, which makes it an ideal mixture component for a gasoline blending process. Light naphtha isomerization unit designing and choosing the operating condition requires a precise reaction mathematical kinetic model to appreciate the product’s composition. In order to improvement gasoline octane numbers, refiners prefer that isomerization of the short-chain paraffin because they are not harmful to the environment pollution