Two Approaches for Calculating the Quality of Hydrocarbons Such as Oil
The article discusses two possible approaches for calculating the quality of hydrocarbons such as oil. It covers the formation of scales of quality (stepped and unbroken), with the value of the quality index determined by measuring different meteorological problems inherent in the functioning of the quality bank. These scales are similar to those found in calculating the quality of hydrocarbon oil. The blueprint considers the calculation of hydrocarbons' quality as a distinct aspect of meteorology. The measurements used to provide the figures are stated to deviate from the actual values within acceptable error limits. These limits are arrived at by harmonizing the results of measurements obtained from different laboratories. As a criterion of optimality, the solution adopted for these problems reportedly causes minimal differences between the hydrocarbon calculations reached by suppliers and recipients.