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- noun petrochemistry The product of a
hydrocarbon reforming process; anintermediate in the production of fuels such asgasoline .
Etymologies
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Examples
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It makes a bottom product called reformate; butanes and lighter go overhead and are sent to the saturated gas plant.
Cracking 2008
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Naphtha hydrotreating removes the sulfur content from naphtha, which is then sent to a reformer where it is made into a higher-octane feedstock called reformate for gasoline.
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Evidence surfaced recently showing that the Venezuelan state-owned oil monopoly, known as PdVSA, has been selling "reformate"—used to upgrade the quality of gasoline—to Iran in violation of the Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability and Divestment Act Cisada of 2010.
Chávez May Be Violating Iran Sanctions Mary Anastasia O'Grady 2011
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Hydrogen, a significant by-product, is separated from the reformate for recycling and use in other processes.
Cracking 2008
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I thought I must have contracted a virus so I had my brother-in-law reformate it.
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If the system is powered by a hydrogen-rich conventional fuel such as methanol, gasoline, diesel, or gasified coal, a reformer is typically used to convert hydrocarbons into a gas mixture of hydrogen and carbon compounds called "reformate."
Fuel cells 2007
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In many cases, the reformate is then sent to another reactor to remove impurities, such as carbon oxides or sulfur, before it is sent to the fuel cell stack.
Fuel cells 2007
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And it makes, it sells jet fuel, ULSD or ultra-low sulfur diesel, naphtha, reformate and LPG's.
unknown title 2011
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The way I look at no matter what u do, your still gonna have to reformate after a year.
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The octane boost that takes generic gasoline and boosts it to a level where cars and trucks can use it effectively, was traditionally provided by reformate, a formulation of benzene, toluene and xylenes.
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