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Generalized kinematic viscosity—temperature correlation for undefined petroleum fractions
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“…In our comparisons we first used the data compiled by Beg et al (1988), which also includes the average absolute Table 6, where we see that overall the present method performs as well as, or better than, previous methods. However, only this method and that of Dutt (1990) can be used to predict the kinematic viscosity with only average boiling point information.…”
Section: Viscosity Estimates For Petroleum Mixtures
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“…With more and different input parameters, the KV of petroleum fraction can be predicted by Beg et al [46] method (Eq. ( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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“…( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity. This model can be applied only for data with boiling point from 200 °F to 850 °F [46]. Beg and Amin [31] also developed two more models to predict KV, Eq.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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confidence: 91%
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“…In our comparisons we first used the data compiled by Beg et al (1988), which also includes the average absolute Table 6, where we see that overall the present method performs as well as, or better than, previous methods. However, only this method and that of Dutt (1990) can be used to predict the kinematic viscosity with only average boiling point information.…”
Section: Viscosity Estimates For Petroleum Mixtures
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confidence: 97%
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“…With more and different input parameters, the KV of petroleum fraction can be predicted by Beg et al [46] method (Eq. ( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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confidence: 99%
“…( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity. This model can be applied only for data with boiling point from 200 °F to 850 °F [46]. Beg and Amin [31] also developed two more models to predict KV, Eq.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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confidence: 99%
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confidence: 91%
Abstract
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“…In our comparisons we first used the data compiled by Beg et al (1988), which also includes the average absolute Table 6, where we see that overall the present method performs as well as, or better than, previous methods. However, only this method and that of Dutt (1990) can be used to predict the kinematic viscosity with only average boiling point information.…”
Section: Viscosity Estimates For Petroleum Mixtures
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confidence: 97%
Abstract
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“…With more and different input parameters, the KV of petroleum fraction can be predicted by Beg et al [46] method (Eq. ( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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confidence: 99%
“…( 6)), applying parameters A and B, which are obtained from temperature at 50% volume distilled ( 50 ) and API gravity. This model can be applied only for data with boiling point from 200 °F to 850 °F [46]. Beg and Amin [31] also developed two more models to predict KV, Eq.…”
Section: Prediction Of Kinematic Viscosity Of Hydrocarbons
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confidence: 99%