Gasoline blending method, system, equipment and storage medium

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阅读说明:本技术 一种汽油调合方法、系统、设备及存储介质 (Gasoline blending method, system, equipment and storage medium ) 是由 王杭州 陈元鹏 纪晔 段伟 于 2020-06-12 设计创作,主要内容包括:本发明提供了一种汽油调合方法、系统、设备及存储介质。该汽油调合方法包括:按预设规则集合对汽油调合原料进行调合,得到多组混合汽油产品,在任一混合汽油产品的汽油物性不符合任一预设标准,或者,混合汽油产品的累计效益未达到最大值,调整预设规则集合,按调整后的预设规则集合对汽油调合原料进行调合,重新得到混合汽油产品,直至所有混合汽油产品的汽油物性符合预设标准集合中的任一预设标准,且所有混合汽油产品的累计效益达到最大值,通过对汽油调合原料进行混合的预设规则集合进行调整,保证最终调合出的混合汽油产品的物性符合条件,且最终的效益达到最大值,使得生产工艺可以进行仿真优化,提高生产效益。(The invention provides a gasoline blending method, a system, equipment and a storage medium. The gasoline blending method comprises the following steps: the method comprises the steps of blending gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set when the gasoline physical properties of any mixed gasoline product do not meet any preset standard or the accumulated benefit of the mixed gasoline product does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining the mixed gasoline product again until the gasoline physical properties of all the mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set and the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reach the maximum value.)

1. A gasoline blending process, characterized in that the blending process comprises:

blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

if the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any one preset standard in a preset standard set, calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value;

if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value, taking the preset rule set as the optimal blending proportion;

and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

2. The gasoline blending method of claim 1, wherein prior to calculating the cumulative benefit of all of the blended gasoline products, the blending method further comprises:

obtaining the ratio of the yield of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products;

judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not;

if the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products;

if the ratio does not accord with the preset ratio interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval.

3. The gasoline blending method of claim 1, wherein prior to calculating the cumulative benefit of all of the blended gasoline products, the blending method further comprises:

obtaining the consumption of each group of the gasoline blending stock;

determining the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks;

judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not;

if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products;

and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with a preset consumption interval, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

4. The gasoline blending method of claim 1, further comprising:

and if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

5. The gasoline blending method of claim 1, wherein the separately calculating gasoline physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

obtaining a first molecular composition for each group of the gasoline blend stock and a first component content for each single molecule;

according to the preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule;

calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties;

and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

6. The gasoline blending method of claim 5, wherein the calculating the physical properties of each single molecule comprises:

for each single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule, and acquiring a contribution value of each of the groups to physical properties;

inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

7. The gasoline blending method of claim 6, wherein before inputting the number of radicals of each of the radicals constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each of the radicals to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, the gasoline blending method further comprises:

comparing the number of groups of each group forming the single molecule with the pre-stored molecular information of the template single molecule with known physical properties in a database; the molecular information includes: the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the template;

determining whether the template single molecule identical to the single molecule is present;

if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule exists, outputting the physical property of the template single molecule as the physical property of the single molecule;

and if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule does not exist, performing the step of inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance.

8. The gasoline blending method of claim 6, wherein the step of training the physical property calculation model comprises:

constructing a physical property calculation model of a single molecule;

obtaining the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the sample; the physical properties of the sample single molecules are known;

inputting the number of groups of each group contained in a single molecule of the sample into the physical property calculation model;

obtaining the predicted physical property of the sample single molecule output by the physical property calculation model;

if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is smaller than a preset deviation threshold value, determining that the physical property calculation model converges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to each group in the converged physical property calculation model, and storing the contribution value as the contribution value of the group to the physical property;

if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is equal to or greater than the deviation threshold value, the contribution value corresponding to each group in the physical property calculation model is adjusted until the physical property calculation model converges.

9. The gasoline blending method of claim 8, wherein the constructing a monomolecular physical property calculation model comprises:

the following physical property calculation model is established:

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wherein f is the physical property of the single molecule, and n isiNumber of groups of i-th group,. DELTA.fiThe value of contribution of the i-th group to the physical property, and a is a correlation constant.

10. The gasoline blending method of claim 8, wherein the obtaining the number of radicals of each of the radicals that make up a single molecule of the sample comprises:

determining a primary group, the group number of the multilevel group and the group number of the multilevel group in all groups of the single molecule of the sample;

all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups;

a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

11. The gasoline blending method of claim 10,

the following physical property calculation model is established:

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wherein f is the physical property of the single molecule, and m is1iIs the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,. DELTA.f1iM is the value of the contribution of the i-th group in the primary group to the physical properties2jIs the number of groups of the jth group in the secondary group,. DELTA.f2jIs the contribution value of the jth group in the secondary group to the physical property; m isNlIs the number of groups of the group I in the N-th group,. DELTA.fNlIs the contribution value of the first group in the N-grade groups to physical properties; a is a correlation constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

12. The gasoline blending method of claim 6, wherein the obtaining the number of radicals of each of the radicals comprising the single molecule comprises:

determining a primary group, the number of groups of the multilevel group and the number of groups of the multilevel group in all groups of the single molecule;

all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups;

a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

13. The gasoline blending method of claim 12,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the boiling point of a single molecule;

the physical property calculation model determines the boiling point of the single molecule as follows:

wherein T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is the monomolecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP11GROUP, a first contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the boiling point12GROUP, a second contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the boiling point1NThe N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-level group to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms except hydrogen atoms in a single molecule, d is a first preset constant, b is a second preset constant, and c is a third preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

14. The gasoline blending method of claim 12,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the density of the single molecule;

the physical property calculation model determines the density of the single molecule in the following manner:

wherein D is the density of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP21GROUP is the vector of N +1 contribution converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the density22GROUP is the vector of N +2 contribution converted from the contribution of secondary GROUPs to the density2NThe vector of the 2N contribution value is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the density, and e is a fourth preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

15. The gasoline blending method of claim 12,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the octane number of a single molecule;

the physical property calculation model determines the octane number of a single molecule according to the following modes:

X=SOL×GROUP31+SOL×GROUP32+......+SOL×GROUP3N+h;

wherein X is the octane number of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP31GROUP is a 2N +1 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the octane number32GROUP is a 2N +2 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the octane number3NThe 3N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the octane number; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2; h is a fifth predetermined constant.

16. The gasoline blending method of claim 5,

the physical properties of the blended gasoline product include: research octane number, motor octane number, Reid vapor pressure, Engler range, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction, olefins volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur mass fraction.

17. The gasoline blending process of claim 16, wherein calculating the physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

the density of the blended gasoline product was calculated by the following method:

density=∑(Di×xi_volume);

wherein density is the density of the blended gasoline product, DiIs the density, x, of the said single molecule of the ith speciesiAnd _volumeis the content of the second component of the ith single molecule.

18. The gasoline blending process of claim 16, wherein calculating the physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating a cloud point contribution value for each of said single molecules based on the density and boiling point of each of said single molecules;

calculating the cloud point of the blended gasoline product based on the cloud point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

19. The gasoline blending process of claim 16, wherein calculating the physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating a pour point contribution value for each of the single molecules based on the density and molecular weight of each of the single molecules;

calculating the pour point of the blended gasoline product based on the pour point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

20. The gasoline blending process of claim 16, wherein calculating the physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating the aniline point contribution value of the single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the single molecule;

and calculating the aniline point of the mixed gasoline product according to the aniline point contribution values of all the single molecules in the mixed gasoline product and the content of the second component.

21. The gasoline blending process of claim 16, wherein calculating the physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

the octane number of the blended gasoline product is calculated by the following calculation formula:

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wherein ON is the octane number of the mixed gasoline product, HISQFG is a molecular set, H is a molecular set of normal paraffin, I is a molecular set of isoparaffin, S is a molecular set of cycloparaffin, Q is a molecular set of olefin, F is a molecular set of aromatic hydrocarbon, G is a molecular set of oxygen-containing compound, and upsilon isiIs the content of each molecule in the blended gasoline product; upsilon isH、υI、υS、υQ、υF、υGRespectively the total content of normal paraffin, the total content of isoparaffin, the total content of cycloparaffin, the total content of olefin, the total content of aromatic hydrocarbon and the total content of oxygen-containing compounds in the mixed gasoline product; beta is aiA regression parameter for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; ONiAn octane number for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; cHRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the normal alkane with other molecules; cIRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the isoparaffin with other molecules; cSRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of cycloalkanes with other molecules; cQRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of the olefin with other molecules; cFRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the aromatic hydrocarbon with other molecules; cGRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the oxygen-containing compound and other molecules;a first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,

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22. A gasoline blending process according to any one of claims 1 to 21 wherein said calculating the cumulative benefit of all of said blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating the product benefit of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the yield of each group of mixed gasoline products and the product price of each group of mixed gasoline products;

accumulating the product benefits of each group of mixed gasoline products to obtain a first benefit;

obtaining the raw material price of each group of the gasoline blending raw materials;

subtracting the feed price of all of the gasoline blend stocks of each group from the first benefit to obtain the cumulative benefit.

23. A gasoline blending process according to any one of claims 1 to 21 wherein the gasoline blending process comprises:

obtaining standards of vehicle oil products with different brands;

and taking the standard of each brand of vehicle oil product as a preset standard to form the preset standard set.

24. A gasoline blending system, the system comprising:

the simulation blending unit is used for blending each group of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

the first processing unit is used for respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

the second processing unit is used for calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value or not if the gasoline physical property of each group of the mixed gasoline products meets any preset standard in a preset standard set;

the third processing unit is used for taking the preset rule set as an optimal blending proportion if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value; and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

25. The gasoline blending system of claim 24, further comprising: the fourth processing unit is used for acquiring the proportion value of the yield of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products; judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not; if the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; if the ratio does not accord with the preset ratio interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval.

26. The gasoline blending system of claim 24, further comprising: a fifth processing unit for obtaining a consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; determining the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not; if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with a preset consumption interval, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

27. The gasoline blending system of claim 24, further comprising: and the sixth processing unit is used for adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, blending all the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

28. The gasoline blending system of claim 24, wherein the first processing unit is specifically configured to obtain a first molecular composition and a first component content per single molecule for each group of the gasoline blend stock; according to the preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule; calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties; and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

29. A gasoline blending device is characterized by comprising a processor, a communication interface, a memory and a communication bus, wherein the processor and the communication interface are used for realizing mutual communication by the memory through the communication bus;

a memory for storing a computer program;

a processor for implementing the gasoline blending method of any one of claims 1 to 23 when executing a program stored in a memory.

30. A computer readable storage medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs being executable by one or more processors to perform the gasoline blending method of any of claims 1-23.

Technical Field

The invention relates to the technical field of petroleum processing, in particular to a gasoline blending method, a system, equipment and a storage medium.

Background

With the increasing environmental protection requirements of China, gasoline is required to meet more strict emission standards. Meanwhile, along with the rise of the oil price in the world, the oil refining enterprises must realize quality card edge control to improve the benefits.

The motor gasoline currently entering the market is not produced by a single oil refining process, but is prepared by blending a gasoline component generated in a crude oil distillation process and gasoline components produced in a plurality of secondary processing processes. The gasoline blended from two or more components is called a blended gasoline.

In the existing gasoline blending process, the yield of the blended gasoline obtained each time is large, if the physical properties of the blended gasoline do not meet the national standards of various brands of motor gasoline, the blended gasoline cannot enter the market, although the blended gasoline can be blended continuously, so that the blended gasoline can meet the standards finally, but repeated blending can generate a large amount of unnecessary extra cost, thereby reducing the final benefit.

Disclosure of Invention

To solve the problems of the prior art, at least one embodiment of the invention provides a gasoline blending method, a system, equipment and a storage medium.

In a first aspect, embodiments of the present invention provide a gasoline blending method, including:

blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

optionally, calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the cumulative benefit reaches the maximum value;

if the gasoline physical properties of any mixed gasoline product do not meet any preset standard or the accumulated benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products again; until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products (the gasoline physical properties of the mixed gasoline products can be obtained by recalculation according to previous supplement) meet any preset standard in a preset standard set, and if the accumulated benefit of the mixed gasoline products is judged to reach the maximum value, the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products needs to be further realized to reach the maximum value.

Specifically, the method comprises the following steps: the blending method comprises the following steps: blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

if the gasoline physical properties of any mixed gasoline product do not meet any preset standard, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products again (the gasoline physical properties of the mixed gasoline products can be obtained by recalculating according to the previous supplement); until the gasoline physical properties of each group of the mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set. Or

The blending method comprises the following steps:

blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the cumulative benefit reaches the maximum value;

if the gasoline physical properties of any mixed gasoline product do not meet any preset standard or the accumulated benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products again; and until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set, and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value or not, wherein the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

In the above scheme, when the gasoline physical properties of each group of the mixed gasoline products meet any one preset standard in a preset standard set, and if "calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products and judging whether the cumulative benefit reaches the maximum value" is implemented, the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value, the scheme at this time can be considered to be a better scheme; the production and processing according to the scheme can be considered; specifically, the preset rule set may be used as an optimal blending ratio.

The blending method specifically comprises the following steps:

blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

if the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any one preset standard in a preset standard set, calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value;

if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value, taking the preset rule set as the optimal blending proportion;

and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

Based on the above technical solutions, the embodiments of the present invention may be further improved as follows.

With reference to the first aspect, in a first embodiment of the first aspect, the blending method further comprises, before calculating the cumulative benefit of all of the blended gasoline products:

obtaining the ratio of the yield of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products;

judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not;

if the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products;

if the ratio does not accord with the preset ratio interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval.

With reference to the first aspect, in a second embodiment of the first aspect, the blending method further comprises, before calculating the cumulative benefit of all of the blended gasoline products:

obtaining the consumption of each group of the gasoline blending stock;

determining the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks;

judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not;

if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products;

and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with a preset consumption interval, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

With reference to the first aspect, in a third embodiment of the first aspect, the blending method further includes:

and if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

With reference to the first aspect, in a fourth embodiment of the first aspect, the separately calculating gasoline physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

obtaining a first molecular composition for each group of the gasoline blend stock and a first component content for each single molecule;

according to the preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule;

calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties;

and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

With reference to the fourth embodiment of the first aspect, in the fifth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each single molecule comprises:

for each single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule, and acquiring a contribution value of each of the groups to physical properties;

inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

With reference to the fifth embodiment of the first aspect, in a sixth embodiment of the first aspect, before the inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, the gasoline blending method further includes:

comparing the number of groups of each group forming the single molecule with the pre-stored molecular information of the template single molecule with known physical properties in a database; the molecular information includes: the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the template;

determining whether the template single molecule identical to the single molecule is present;

if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule exists, outputting the physical property of the template single molecule as the physical property of the single molecule;

and if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule does not exist, performing the step of inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance.

With reference to the fifth embodiment of the first aspect, in a seventh embodiment of the first aspect, the step of training the property calculation model includes:

constructing a physical property calculation model of a single molecule;

obtaining the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the sample; the physical properties of the sample single molecules are known;

inputting the number of groups of each group contained in a single molecule of the sample into the physical property calculation model;

obtaining the predicted physical property of the sample single molecule output by the physical property calculation model;

if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is smaller than a preset deviation threshold value, determining that the physical property calculation model converges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to each group in the converged physical property calculation model, and storing the contribution value as the contribution value of the group to the physical property;

if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is equal to or greater than the deviation threshold value, the contribution value corresponding to each group in the physical property calculation model is adjusted until the physical property calculation model converges.

With reference to the seventh embodiment of the first aspect, in an eighth embodiment of the first aspect, the constructing a single-molecule physical property calculation model includes:

the following physical property calculation model is established:

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wherein f is the physical property of a single molecule of the sample, and niNumber of groups of i-th group,. DELTA.fiThe value of contribution of the i-th group to the physical property, and a is a correlation constant.

With reference to the seventh embodiment of the first aspect, in the ninth embodiment of the first aspect, the obtaining the number of groups per group constituting a single molecule of the sample comprises:

determining a primary group, the group number of the multilevel group and the group number of the multilevel group in all groups of the single molecule of the sample;

all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups;

a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

With reference to the ninth embodiment of the first aspect, in a tenth embodiment of the first aspect,

the following physical property calculation model is established:

wherein f is the physical property of a single molecule of the sample, m1iIs the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,. DELTA.f1iM is the value of the contribution of the i-th group in the primary group to the physical properties2jIs the number of groups of the jth group in the secondary group,. DELTA.f2jIs the contribution value of the jth group in the secondary group to the physical property; m isNlIs the number of groups of the group I in the N-th group,. DELTA.fNlIs the contribution value of the first group in the N-grade groups to physical properties; a is a correlation constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

With reference to the fifth embodiment of the first aspect, in the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, the obtaining the number of groups per group constituting the single molecule comprises:

determining a primary group, the number of groups of the multilevel group and the number of groups of the multilevel group in all groups of the single molecule;

all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups;

a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

With reference to the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, in the twelfth embodiment of the first aspect,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the boiling point of a single molecule;

the physical property calculation model determines the boiling point of the single molecule as follows:

wherein, TSOL is the monomolecular vector, GROUP, converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the monomolecular, for the boiling point of the monomolecular11GROUP, a first contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the boiling point12GROUP, a second contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the boiling point1NThe N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-level group to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms except hydrogen atoms in a single molecule, d is a first preset constant, b is a second preset constant, and c is a third preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

With reference to the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, in the thirteenth embodiment of the first aspect,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the density of the single molecule;

the physical property calculation model determines the density of the single molecule in the following manner:

converting according to the number of groups of each group forming the single molecule to obtain a single molecule vector;

converting the contribution value of each grade of group to the density to obtain a contribution value vector of the grade of group;

obtaining products of the single molecular vectors and the contribution value vectors of all levels of groups respectively, and then obtaining the sum of the products of the single molecular vectors and the corresponding products of all levels of groups;

and obtaining the density of the single molecule according to the ratio of the product of the single molecule vector and the contribution value vector of the first-level group in the sum of the single molecule vector and the products corresponding to all levels of groups.

For example, the physical property calculation model is as follows:

wherein D is the density of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP21According to the contribution of the primary group to the densityThe transformed N +1 contribution vector, GROUP22GROUP is the vector of N +2 contribution converted from the contribution of secondary GROUPs to the density2NThe vector of the 2N contribution value is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the density, and e is a fourth preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

In combination with the eleventh embodiment of the first aspect, in the fourteenth embodiment of the first aspect,

the physical properties of the single molecule include: the octane number of a single molecule;

converting according to the number of groups of each group forming the single molecule to obtain a single molecule vector;

converting the contribution value of each grade of group to the octane number to obtain a contribution value vector of the grade of group;

obtaining the product of the single molecular vector and the contribution value vector of each level of group;

and obtaining the octane number of the single molecule according to the sum of the products of the single molecule vector and the corresponding radicals of each level. For example, the physical property calculation model is as follows:

X=SOL×GROUP31+SOL×GROUP32+......+SOL×GROUP3N+h;

wherein X is the octane number of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP31GROUP is a 2N +1 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the octane number32GROUP is a 2N +2 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the octane number3NThe 3N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the octane number; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2; h is a fifth predetermined constant.

With reference to the fourth embodiment of the first aspect, in a fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect,

the physical properties of the blended gasoline product include: research octane number, motor octane number, Reid vapor pressure, Engler range, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction, olefins volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur mass fraction.

With reference to the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in the sixteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

the density of the blended gasoline product was calculated by the following method:

the density of the blended gasoline product is taken as the sum of the product of the density of each of the said single molecules and the content of the second component of that single molecule.

For example, the density of the blended gasoline product is calculated by the following calculation formula:

density=∑(Di×xi-volume);

wherein density is the density of the blended gasoline product, DiIs the density, x, of the said single molecule of the ith speciesi-volumeIs the second component content of the ith said single molecule.

In combination with the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in the seventeenth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products as a function of the physical properties of each single molecule and the amount of the second component in each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating a cloud point contribution value for each of said single molecules based on the density and boiling point of each of said single molecules;

calculating the cloud point of the blended gasoline product based on the cloud point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

With reference to the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in the eighteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating a pour point contribution value for each of the single molecules based on the density and molecular weight of each of the single molecules;

calculating the pour point of the blended gasoline product based on the pour point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

In combination with the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in the nineteenth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products based on the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating the aniline point contribution value of the single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the single molecule;

and calculating the aniline point of the mixed gasoline product according to the aniline point contribution values of all the single molecules in the mixed gasoline product and the content of the second component.

With reference to the fifteenth embodiment of the first aspect, in the twentieth embodiment of the first aspect, the calculating physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products as a function of the physical properties of each single molecule and the second component content of each set of blended gasoline products comprises:

the octane number of the blended gasoline product is calculated by the following calculation formula:

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wherein ON is the octane number of the mixed gasoline product, HISQFG is a molecular set, H is a molecular set of normal paraffin, I is a molecular set of isoparaffin, S is a molecular set of cycloparaffin, Q is a molecular set of olefin, F is a molecular set of aromatic hydrocarbon, G is a molecular set of oxygen-containing compound, and upsilon isiIs the content of each molecule in the blended gasoline product; upsilon isH、υI、υS、υQ、υF、υGRespectively the total content of normal paraffin, the total content of isoparaffin, the total content of cycloparaffin, the total content of olefin, the total content of aromatic hydrocarbon and the total content of oxygen-containing compounds in the mixed gasoline product; beta is aiA regression parameter for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; ONiAn octane number for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; cHRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the normal alkane with other molecules; cIRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the isoparaffin with other molecules; cSRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of cycloalkanes with other molecules; cQRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of the olefin with other molecules; cFRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the aromatic hydrocarbon with other molecules; cGRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the oxygen-containing compound and other molecules;a first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,

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A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,

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A first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A first constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,

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A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an olefin,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A first constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,A second constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A second constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

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A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,

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Between cycloalkanes and alkenesA second constant coefficient of,

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A second constant coefficient between the cycloalkane and the aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,

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Represents a second constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound; wherein the octane number comprises: research octane number and motor octane number.

In a twenty-first embodiment of the first aspect in combination with the first aspect or the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth embodiments of the first aspect, the calculating a cumulative benefit for all of the blended gasoline products comprises:

calculating the product benefit of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the yield of each group of mixed gasoline products and the product price of each group of mixed gasoline products;

accumulating the product benefits of each group of mixed gasoline products to obtain a first benefit;

obtaining the raw material price of each group of the gasoline blending raw materials;

subtracting the feed price of all of the gasoline blend stocks of each group from the first benefit to obtain the cumulative benefit.

With reference to the first aspect or the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-first embodiments of the first aspect, in a twenty-second embodiment of the first aspect, a gasoline blending method comprises:

obtaining standards of vehicle oil products with different brands;

and taking the standard of each brand of vehicle oil product as a preset standard to form the preset standard set.

In a second aspect, embodiments of the present invention provide a gasoline blending system, the system comprising:

the simulation blending unit is used for blending each group of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products;

the first processing unit is used for respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set;

the second processing unit is used for calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value or not if the gasoline physical property of each group of the mixed gasoline products meets any preset standard in a preset standard set;

the third processing unit is used for taking the preset rule set as an optimal blending proportion if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value; and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

With reference to the second aspect, in a first embodiment of the second aspect, the system further comprises: the fourth processing unit is used for acquiring the proportion value of the yield of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products; judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not; if the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; if the ratio does not accord with the preset ratio interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval.

With reference to the second aspect, in a second embodiment of the second aspect, the system further comprises: a fifth processing unit for obtaining a consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; determining the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not; if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with a preset consumption interval, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

With reference to the second aspect, in a third embodiment of the second aspect, the system further comprises: and the sixth processing unit is used for adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, blending all the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

With reference to the second aspect, in a fourth embodiment of the second aspect, the first treatment unit is specifically configured to obtain a first molecular composition and a first component content per single molecule for each group of the gasoline blend stock; according to the preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule; calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties; and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

In a third aspect, an embodiment of the present invention provides a gasoline blending device, including a processor, a communication interface, a memory, and a communication bus, where the processor and the communication interface are used to complete communication between the processor and the memory through the communication bus;

a memory for storing a computer program;

a processor for implementing the gasoline blending method of any of the embodiments of the first aspect when executing the program stored in the memory.

In a fourth aspect, embodiments of the present invention provide a computer-readable storage medium storing one or more programs, the one or more programs being executable by one or more processors to implement the gasoline blending method of any of the first aspects.

Compared with the prior art, the technical scheme of the invention has the following advantages: the embodiment of the invention blends the gasoline blending raw materials according to the preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products, adjusting the preset rule set when the gasoline physical properties of any mixed gasoline product do not meet any preset standard or the accumulated benefit of the mixed gasoline product does not reach the maximum value, blending the gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set to obtain the mixed gasoline product again until the gasoline physical properties of all the mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set and the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value, the physical properties of the finally blended mixed gasoline product are ensured to meet the conditions by adjusting the preset rule set for blending the gasoline blending raw materials, and the final benefit reaches the maximum value, and the production benefit is improved by carrying out simulation optimization on the production process.

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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic flow diagram of a gasoline blending process according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 6 is a fourth schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7 is a schematic flow chart of a gasoline blending method according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 8 is a schematic diagram of a gasoline blending system according to another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 9 is a schematic diagram of a gasoline blending apparatus according to yet another embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 10 is a schematic diagram of a gasoline blending apparatus according to another embodiment of the present invention.

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In order to make the objects, technical solutions and advantages of the embodiments of the present invention clearer, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are some, but not all, embodiments of the present invention. All other embodiments, which can be obtained by a person skilled in the art without any inventive step based on the embodiments of the present invention, are within the scope of the present invention.

As shown in fig. 1, a gasoline blending method according to an embodiment of the present invention is provided. Referring to fig. 1, the blending method includes:

and S11, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products.

In this embodiment, in the gasoline blending process, the raw material for gasoline blending may be naphtha or other light gasoline fractions in the product distilled by the atmospheric and vacuum distillation unit, or may be a product output by the catalytic reforming unit, or a product output after catalytic hydrofining or catalytic hydro-upgrading, or a product obtained after crude oil or other oil products are processed for many times by other petroleum processing units. The gasoline blended by more than two components is called blended gasoline, and the gasoline blending enables the finally produced gasoline product to meet the national standard, such as the standards of automobile oil products with different brands. The preset rule set stores a plurality of groups of preset rules, each group of rules corresponds to the type and the number of the used gasoline blending raw materials, and corresponding mixed gasoline products are obtained by mixing different gasoline blending raw materials.

And S12, respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set.

In this embodiment, the gasoline physical properties of each group of the mixed gasoline products are calculated respectively, and the physical properties of the blended gasoline product can be obtained by determining various single molecules contained in each group of the mixed gasoline products, that is, determining the molecular composition of the mixed gasoline products, calculating the physical properties of each single molecule in the mixed gasoline products respectively, and calculating according to the physical properties and the content of each single molecule in the mixed gasoline. The physical properties of the single molecule include, but are not limited to: density, boiling point, density, octane number. For example: the physical properties of the single molecule may further include: viscosity, solubility parameter, cetane number, unsaturation, and the like.

In this embodiment, the preset standards in the preset standard set may be standards of gasoline products such as standards of motor gasoline, standards of lubricating oil, standards of hydraulic oil, standards of gear oil, standards of cutting oil, and the like, and as long as the blended mixed gasoline product meets any one of the preset standard set, it is indicated that the mixed gasoline product can be sold, and meanwhile, different mixed gasoline products are blended simultaneously, so that the mixed gasoline products obtained by blending simultaneously respectively meet any one of the preset standard set, and thus, the preset rule set for blending is a qualified set, and a situation that the mixed gasoline product cannot generate value is avoided.

The method for establishing the preset standard set may include the following steps: obtaining standards of vehicle oil products with different brands; and taking the standard of each brand of vehicle oil product as a preset standard to form a preset standard set. The preset standard set is formed by acquiring the standards of the automobile oil products with different brands, so that the blended mixed gasoline products are all automobile oil products.

And S13, if the gasoline physical property of each group of mixed gasoline products meets any one preset standard in the preset standard set, calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value.

In this embodiment, when the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products all meet any one of the preset standards in the preset standard set, it is indicated that the mixed gasoline products obtained by blending according to the preset rule set meet the standards.

As shown in fig. 2, wherein calculating the cumulative benefit of all blended gasoline products comprises the steps of:

and S21, calculating the product benefit of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the yield of each group of mixed gasoline products and the product price of each group of mixed gasoline products.

And S22, accumulating the product benefits of each group of mixed gasoline products to obtain a first benefit.

And S23, obtaining the raw material price of each group of gasoline blending raw materials.

And S24, subtracting the price of the raw materials of all the groups of the gasoline blending raw materials from the first benefit to obtain the accumulated benefit.

In this embodiment, the cumulative benefit that can be generated by the mixed gasoline product is determined according to the product benefit of the mixed gasoline product, the operation cost of each process, and the raw material price of the gasoline blending stock, whether the cumulative benefit reaches the maximum value is determined based on the optimization algorithm, and when the cumulative benefit also reaches the maximum value, blending of the mixed gasoline product is completed.

And S14a, if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value, taking the preset rule set as the optimal blending proportion.

In this embodiment, when the cumulative benefit reaches the maximum value, it is described that the economic benefit of the mixed gasoline product obtained by blending the gasoline blending stock with the preset rule set in the above steps is the highest, at this time, the preset rule set is used as the optimal blending proportion, and when gasoline blending is subsequently performed, gasoline blending is performed with the preset rule set, so that the mixed gasoline product with the highest benefit can be obtained.

And S14b, if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

In this embodiment, when the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, it is determined that the preset rule in the preset rule set is not the optimal preset rule set, at this time, the preset rule in the preset rule set is adjusted, and the preset rule is re-blended according to the preset rule set to obtain the mixed gasoline product until the gasoline physical properties of the mixed gasoline product meet the requirements, and the cumulative benefit of the mixed gasoline product reaches the maximum value. Adjusting the preset rules in the set of preset rules may be adjusting the type and quantity of gasoline blend stocks set in each set of rules.

In this embodiment, the blending method further includes the following steps:

and if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

If the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, the situation that the mixed gasoline products cannot be sold as products is shown, so in the step, the preset rules in the preset rule set are adjusted, and the mixed gasoline products are obtained by re-blending according to the preset rule set until the gasoline physical properties of the mixed gasoline products meet the requirements. Adjusting the preset rules in the set of preset rules may be adjusting the type and quantity of gasoline blend stocks set in each set of rules.

In one particular embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the blending method further comprises the following steps before calculating the cumulative benefit of all the blended gasoline products:

s31, obtaining the ratio of the yield of the target product in all mixed gasoline products;

s32, judging whether the ratio accords with a preset ratio interval;

s33a, if the proportion value accords with the preset proportion value interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products;

and S33b, if the proportion value does not accord with the preset proportion value interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the proportion value accords with the preset proportion value interval.

Adjusting the preset rules in the set of preset rules may be adjusting the type and quantity of gasoline blend stocks set in each set of rules.

And if the occupation ratio value accords with the preset occupation ratio value interval, calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products. The proportion of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products meets the requirement, for example, the sulfur content in the mixed gasoline products meets the preset proportion, so as to avoid the environment pollution caused by the combustion of sulfur, for example, the amount of isooctane in the mixed gasoline meets the preset proportion, and as the antiknock property of isooctane is optimal and the amount of a certain gasoline blending raw material is too much, the usage amount of a certain gasoline blending raw material in the mixed gasoline products is expected to reach a certain proportion, and the gasoline blending raw material can also be set as the target product.

In one particular embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the blending method further comprises the following steps before calculating the cumulative benefit of all the blended gasoline products:

and S41, acquiring the consumption of each group of gasoline blending stock.

In this embodiment, the amount of each gasoline blend stock consumed is calculated based on the type and quantity of gasoline blend stocks set by each set of preset rules in the set of preset rules.

S42, confirming the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of gasoline blend stocks.

In this embodiment, the consumption of the target gasoline blending material is determined, the target gasoline blending material may be a gasoline blending material with a large stock or a gasoline blending material with a small stock, when the stock of the gasoline blending material is large, in order to avoid stock backlog, no other oil product is blended with the gasoline blending material, but the gasoline blending material may not be directly marketed without blending, so that the gasoline blending material with a large stock occupies a stock room, the usage amount of the gasoline blending material with a large stock can be increased, the quantity of oil products in the stock room is ensured to be balanced, the sustainable production capability is improved, when the stock of the gasoline blending material is small, the usage amount of the gasoline blending material with a small stock is appropriately reduced, the quantity and the type of oil products in the stock room are ensured to adapt to blending of gasoline blending materials with different components, the condition that the mixed gasoline product meeting the requirements cannot be blended is avoided.

And S43, judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not.

In this embodiment, a consumption interval of the target gasoline blending stock is set as the preset consumption interval, which may be determined according to the initial amount of the target gasoline blending stock, and when the stock of the target gasoline blending stock is large, the consumption interval is appropriately increased, and when the stock of the target gasoline blending stock is small, the consumption interval may be decreased, so as to reduce the consumption of the target gasoline blending stock, and ensure the diversity of gasoline blending stocks, so as to adapt to blending of different types of gasoline blending stocks.

And S44, if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with the preset consumption interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

Adjusting the preset rules in the set of preset rules may be adjusting the type and quantity of gasoline blend stocks set in each set of rules.

If the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing a step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all mixed gasoline products; the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock at this time meets the preset consumption interval, for example, the consumption of the light gasoline blend stock should be low, because the proportion of the light gasoline blending raw material directly separated from the crude oil is lower, and then part of the light gasoline blending raw material can be obtained after the oil product with larger molecular weight is processed for the second time, and the light gasoline blending raw material can be blended only by adding the oil product with heavy molecules, therefore, in the embodiment, the consumption of the light gasoline blending material can be limited, and the consumption of other heavy molecular gasoline blending materials can be ensured, for example, the heavy molecular gasoline blending material must be blended with the light molecular gasoline blending material to reach the standard of various brands of automotive oils, and in order to avoid overstocking the heavy molecular gasoline blending material, the consumption of the heavy molecular gasoline blending material can be limited in the scheme.

The steps for calculating the gasoline physical properties of each set of blended gasoline products are described further below. Fig. 5 is a flowchart illustrating steps for calculating gasoline physical properties of a blended gasoline product according to an embodiment of the present invention.

S51, obtaining the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending stock and the first component content of each single molecule.

In this example, the molecular composition of the feedstock can be determined by one or more of comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography, quadrupole gas chromatography-mass spectrometer detection, gas chromatography/field ionization-time-of-flight mass spectrometry detection, gas chromatography, near infrared spectroscopy, nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, raman spectroscopy, fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry, electrostatic field orbitrap mass spectrometry, and ion mobility mass spectrometry. Of course, the molecular composition of the mixture can also be determined in other ways, for example: the molecular composition of the mixture is determined by means of ASTM D2425, SH/T0606 and/or ASTM D8144-18.

And S52, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule according to a preset rule set.

In this embodiment, the type and amount of the gasoline blend stock required are set in the preset rules in the preset rule set, and the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blend stock and the first component content of each single molecule are combined to obtain the second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and the second component content of each single molecule.

And S53, calculating the physical property of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical property.

In this example, for each kind of single molecule, the number of groups of each kind of group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each kind of group to the physical property were obtained; inputting the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

And S54, calculating the physical property of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical property of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

Physical properties of the blended gasoline product include: research octane number, motor octane number, Reid vapor pressure, Engler range, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction, olefins volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur mass fraction.

Five ways of calculating the physical properties of the mixture are provided below, but it should be understood by those skilled in the art that the following ways are only illustrative of the present embodiment and are not intended to limit the present embodiment.

In the first embodiment, when the physical property of the mixture is density, the density of the mixture is calculated by the following calculation formula:

density=∑(Di×xi-volume);

wherein density is the density of the mixture, DiDensity of the i-th single molecule, xi-volumeThe content of the i-th single molecule.

In a second aspect, calculating the physical property of the mixture when the physical property of the mixture is the cloud point comprises:

calculating the cloud point contribution value of each single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of each single molecule;

the cloud point of the mixture is calculated from the cloud point contributions and the amounts of all the single molecules in the mixture.

In a third aspect, when the physical property of the mixture is pour point, calculating the physical property of the mixture comprises:

calculating a pour point contribution value for each single molecule based on the density and molecular weight of each single molecule;

the pour point of the mixture is calculated based on the pour point contribution and the amount of all the single molecules in the mixture.

Fourth, when the physical property of the mixture is an aniline point, calculating the physical property of the mixture comprises:

calculating the aniline point contribution value of the single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the single molecule;

the aniline point of the mixture is calculated from the aniline point contributions and the amounts of all the single molecules in the mixture.

In a fifth mode, when the physical property of the mixture is octane number, the calculation method includes:

obtaining the octane number and the content of each single molecule in the mixture;

the octane number of the mixture is calculated by the following calculation formula:

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wherein ON is the octane number of the mixed gasoline product, HISQFG is a molecular set, H is a molecular set of normal paraffin, I is a molecular set of isoparaffin, S is a molecular set of cycloparaffin, Q is a molecular set of olefin, F is a molecular set of aromatic hydrocarbon, G is a molecular set of oxygen-containing compound, and upsilon isiIs the content of each molecule in the blended gasoline product; upsilon isH、υI、υS、υQ、υF、υGRespectively the total content of normal paraffin, the total content of isoparaffin, the total content of cycloparaffin, the total content of olefin, the total content of aromatic hydrocarbon and the total content of oxygen-containing compounds in the mixed gasoline product; beta is aiA regression parameter for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; ONiAn octane number for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; cHRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the normal alkane with other molecules; cIRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the isoparaffin with other molecules; cSRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of cycloalkanes with other molecules; cQRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of the olefin with other molecules; cFRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the aromatic hydrocarbon with other molecules; cGRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the oxygen-containing compound and other molecules;

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a first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,

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A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,

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A first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,

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A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A first constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,

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A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an olefin,

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A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A first constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,

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A first constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,A second constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,

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A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

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A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between cycloalkane and olefin,

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A second constant coefficient between the cycloalkane and the aromatic hydrocarbon,

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A second constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

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A second constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,Represents a second constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound; wherein the octane number comprises: research octane number and motor octane number.

In this example, the step of calculating the physical properties of each single molecule includes:

for each kind of single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each kind of group forming the single molecule and acquiring the contribution value of each kind of group to the physical property; inputting the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

The steps for training the physical property calculation model are further described below.

As shown in fig. 6, the flow of the steps of training the physical property calculation model includes:

s61, constructing a monomolecular physical property calculation model.

In the present embodiment, the physical property calculation model includes: contribution of each group to physical properties. The contribution value is an adjustable value, and the contribution value is an initial value when training for the first time. Further, the physical property calculation model includes: contribution of each group to each physical property.

S62, acquiring the number of groups of each group forming a single molecule of the sample; the physical properties of the sample single molecules are known.

In the present embodiment, a training sample set is set in advance. A plurality of sample single molecule information is included in the training sample set. Sample single molecule information including, but not limited to: the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the sample, and the physical properties of the single molecule of the sample.

And S63, inputting the number of groups of each group contained in a single molecule of the sample into the physical property calculation model.

And S64, obtaining the predicted physical property of the sample single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

S65a, if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is smaller than the preset deviation threshold value, it is determined that the physical property calculation model converges, and the contribution value corresponding to each group is acquired in the converged physical property calculation model and stored as the contribution value of the group to the physical property.

Since there may be a plurality of types of physical properties of a single molecule, the contribution value of each group to each physical property can be obtained in a converged physical property calculation model.

For each group, storing the contribution value of the group to each physical property, so that when the physical property of a single molecule is calculated later, the contribution value of each group in the single molecule to the physical property to be known can be obtained, and the number of groups of each group in the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property to be known are used as the input of a physical property calculation model, the physical property calculation model uses the number of groups of each group in the single molecule as a model variable, and uses the contribution value of each group to the physical property to be known as a model parameter (replacing the adjustable contribution value of each group in the physical property calculation model to the physical property), and the physical property to be known is calculated.

S65b, if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is equal to or greater than the deviation threshold value, the contribution value corresponding to each group in the physical property calculation model is adjusted until the physical property calculation model converges.

In this embodiment, if there are a plurality of physical properties of a single sample molecule, then there are a plurality of predicted physical properties of the single sample molecule output by the physical property calculation model, and at this time, a deviation value between each predicted physical property and the corresponding known physical property is calculated, and it is determined whether or not the deviation value between each predicted physical property and the corresponding known physical property is smaller than a preset deviation value, and if so, it is determined that the physical property calculation model converges, and the contribution value of each group to the corresponding physical property can be obtained from the converged physical property calculation model.

Two types of physical property calculation models that can be used for different physical properties are given below. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the following two physical property calculation models are only illustrative of the present embodiment and are not intended to limit the present embodiment.

Model one: a physical property calculation model shown below was established:

wherein f is a monomolecular physical property, and niNumber of groups of i-th group,. DELTA.fiThe i-th group contributes to the physical property, and a is a correlation constant.

For example: for boiling point, in the SOL-based molecular characterization method, 24 groups are all used as primary groups; in the present embodiment, based on the above-described scheme in which one or more groups of 24 groups, N6, N5, N4, N3, me, AA, NN, RN, NO, RO, KO and the like, simultaneously exist, and contribute to the boiling point, and the contribution values of the groups to the physical properties are not uniform for different physical properties, but the contribution values of the same group to the same physical property are uniform for different molecules, the physical property calculation model is constructed, and the physical property calculation model is trained to converge, that is, the contribution value of each group to the physical property in the training model is finally obtained.

In this example, as for the groups constituting a single molecule, we can further classify into multi-stage groups. Further, primary groups and multi-order groups are determined among all groups of a single molecule; wherein all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups; specifically, for example, when N6 and N4 groups are present in different molecules independently, the groups have a certain influence on physical properties, and when the groups are present in one molecule at the same time, the contribution value to the physical properties fluctuates in a certain manner based on the original contribution value to the physical properties. The mode of dividing the multi-stage groups can also be divided according to preset bond force intervals through chemical bond forces among the groups, different influences can be caused by different chemical bond forces aiming at different physical properties, and the multistage groups can be particularly divided according to the influences of molecular stability on the physical properties.

Model two: based on the divided multilevel groups, the following physical property calculation model can be established:

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wherein f is a physical property of a single molecule, and m is1iIs the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,. DELTA.f1iM is the value of the contribution of the i-th group in the primary group to the physical properties2jIs the number of groups of the jth group in the secondary group,. DELTA.f2jIs the contribution value of the jth group in the secondary group to the physical property; m isNlIs the number of groups of the group I in the N-th group,. DELTA.fNlIs the contribution value of the first group in the N-grade groups to physical properties; a is a correlation constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

In addition to the general-purpose physical property calculation model described above, a physical property calculation model may be constructed for each physical property depending on the type of physical property.

For example: the boiling point of the single molecule was calculated according to the following physical property calculation model:

wherein T is the boiling point of a single molecule and SOL is converted from the number of groups of each group constituting a single moleculeSingle molecular vector, GROUP11GROUP, a first contribution vector derived from the conversion of the contribution of the primary GROUP to the boiling point12GROUP, a second contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the boiling point1NThe N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-level group to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms except hydrogen atoms in a single molecule, d is a first preset constant, b is a second preset constant, and c is a third preset constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

A monomolecular vector converted according to the number of groups of each group constituting a monomolecular, comprising: the number of kinds of all groups constituting a single molecule is taken as the dimension of a single molecule vector; the number of groups per group is taken as the elemental value for the corresponding dimension in the single molecular vector.

The first contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of the primary groups of the single molecule to the boiling point respectively comprises: taking the number of the kinds of the primary groups as the dimension of the first contribution value vector; the contribution of each primary group to the boiling point is taken as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the first contribution vector. And a second contribution vector obtained by converting the contribution of each secondary group of the single molecule to the boiling point respectively comprises: taking the number of the species of the secondary group as the dimension of the second contribution vector; the contribution of each secondary group to the boiling point is taken as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the second contribution vector. By analogy, the Nth contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of each N-grade group of the single molecule to the boiling point respectively comprises the following components: taking the number of the types of the N-grade groups as the dimensionality of the Nth contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each N-class group to the boiling point as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the Nth contribution value vector.

As another example, the density of a single molecule was calculated according to the following physical property calculation model:

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wherein D is the density of a single molecule and SOL is the number of groups per group constituting a single moleculeSingle molecular vector, GROUP, obtained by quantitative conversion21GROUP is the vector of N +1 contribution converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the density22GROUP, a vector of N +2 contribution values converted from the contribution values of the secondary GROUPs to the density2NThe vector of the 2N contribution value is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the density, and e is a fifth preset constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

A monomolecular vector converted according to the number of groups of each group constituting a monomolecular, comprising: the number of kinds of all groups constituting a single molecule is taken as the dimension of a single molecule vector; the number of groups per group is taken as the elemental value for the corresponding dimension in the single molecular vector.

The N +1 th contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of each primary group of the single molecule to the density respectively comprises the following components: taking the number of kinds of the primary groups as the dimensionality of the N +1 th contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each primary group to the density as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the N +1 th contribution value vector. The N +2 contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of each secondary group of the single molecule to the density respectively comprises: taking the number of the kinds of the secondary groups as the dimensionality of the N +2 th contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each secondary group to the density as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the N +2 th contribution value vector. By analogy, the 2N contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of each N-level group of the single molecule to the density respectively comprises the following components: the number of the kinds of the N-th order groups is used as the dimensionality of the 2N contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each N-grade group to the density as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the 2N contribution value vector.

For example, the octane number of a single molecule is calculated from the following physical property calculation model:

X=SOL×GROUP31+SOL×GROUP32+......+SOL×GROUP3N+h;

wherein X is the octane number of a single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting a single molecule, GROUP31Is the 2N +1 th radical obtained by conversion according to the contribution of the primary group to the octane numberContribution vector, GROUP32GROUP is a 2N +2 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the octane number3NThe 3N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the octane number; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2; h is a fifth predetermined constant.

A monomolecular vector converted according to the number of groups of each group constituting a monomolecular, comprising: the number of kinds of all groups constituting a single molecule is taken as the dimension of a single molecule vector; the number of groups per group is taken as the elemental value for the corresponding dimension in the single molecular vector.

The 2N +1 contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution value of each primary group of a single molecule to the octane number respectively comprises the following components: the number of kinds of primary groups is taken as the dimensionality of the 2N +1 th contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each primary group to the octane number as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the 2N +1 th contribution value vector. The 2N +2 contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution value of each secondary group of a single molecule to the octane number respectively comprises the following steps: the number of species of secondary groups is taken as the dimensionality of the 2N +2 contribution vector; and taking the contribution value of each secondary group to the octane number as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the 2N +2 contribution value vector. By analogy, the 3N contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution values of each N-grade group of a single molecule to the octane number respectively comprises the following components: the number of the kinds of the N-th order groups is used as the dimensionality of the 3 Nth contribution value vector; and taking the contribution value of each N-grade group to the octane number as the element value of the corresponding dimension in the 3 Nth contribution value vector.

And after the physical properties of the corresponding single molecule are calculated in the steps, the single molecule is used as a template single molecule, and the number of groups of each group forming the single molecule and the corresponding physical properties are stored in a database.

As shown in fig. 7, before the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property are input to a physical property calculation model trained in advance, the calculation method further includes:

s71, comparing the number of each group forming the single molecule with the pre-stored molecular information of the template single molecule with known physical properties in the database; the molecular information includes: the number of groups of each type constituting a single molecule of the template.

S72, judging whether the template single molecule same as the single molecule exists.

S73, if a template monomolecular identical to the monomolecular exists, outputting the physical properties of the template monomolecular as the physical properties of the monomolecular.

S74, if there is no template single molecule identical to the single molecule, the number of groups per group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property are inputted to a physical property calculation model trained in advance.

According to the scheme, after the number of groups of each group forming a single molecule is obtained, whether the structure and physical properties of the single molecule are stored in a database or not is confirmed by comparing the corresponding number of groups, and after the template single molecule consistent with the single molecule is confirmed, the physical properties of the single molecule are directly output, so that the calculation efficiency of the physical properties of the single molecule is improved, and the calculation amount is reduced.

As shown in fig. 8, an embodiment of the present invention provides a gasoline blending system, the system comprising: a simulation blending unit 11, a first processing unit 12, a second processing unit 13, and a third processing unit 14.

In this embodiment, the simulation blending unit 11 is configured to blend each group of gasoline blending stocks according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is configured to calculate gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and determine whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any one of preset criteria in a preset criteria set.

In this embodiment, the second processing unit 13 is configured to calculate an accumulated benefit of all the blended gasoline products if the gasoline physical properties of each group of the blended gasoline products meet any one preset standard in a preset standard set, and determine whether the accumulated benefit reaches a maximum value.

In this embodiment, the third processing unit 14 is configured to, if the cumulative benefit reaches a maximum value, use the preset rule set as an optimal blending ratio; and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

In this embodiment, the system further includes: the fourth processing unit is used for acquiring the proportion value of the yield of the target product in all the mixed gasoline products; judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not; if the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; if the ratio does not accord with the preset ratio interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the ratio accords with the preset ratio interval.

In this embodiment, the system further includes: a fifth processing unit for obtaining a consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; determining the consumption of the target gasoline blend stock according to the consumption of each group of the gasoline blend stocks; judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not; if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with a preset consumption interval, adjusting preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

In this embodiment, the system further includes: and the sixth processing unit is used for adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, blending all the gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to obtain a first molecular composition and a first component content per single molecule for each group of the gasoline blend stock; according to the preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule; calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties; and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to obtain, for each kind of single molecule, the number of groups of each kind of group constituting the single molecule, and obtain a contribution value of each kind of group to the physical property; inputting the number of groups of each group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

In this embodiment, the blending system further includes: the monomolecular physical property template matching unit is used for comparing the group quantity of each group forming the monomolecular with the molecular information of the template monomolecular with known physical properties pre-stored in a database; the molecular information includes: the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the template; determining whether the template single molecule identical to the single molecule is present; if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule exists, outputting the physical property of the template single molecule as the physical property of the single molecule; if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule does not exist, the first processing unit 12 performs the step of inputting the number of groups per group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance.

In this embodiment, the blending system further includes: the model training unit is used for constructing a single-molecule physical property calculation model; obtaining the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the sample; the physical properties of the sample single molecules are known; inputting the number of groups of each group contained in a single molecule of the sample into the physical property calculation model; obtaining the predicted physical property of the sample single molecule output by the physical property calculation model; if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is smaller than a preset deviation threshold value, determining that the physical property calculation model converges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to each group in the converged physical property calculation model, and storing the contribution value as the contribution value of the group to the physical property; if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is equal to or greater than the deviation threshold value, the contribution value corresponding to each group in the physical property calculation model is adjusted until the physical property calculation model converges.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is specifically configured to establish a physical property calculation model as follows:

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wherein f is the physical property of the single molecule, and n isiNumber of groups of i-th group,. DELTA.fiThe value of contribution of the i-th group to the physical property, and a is a correlation constant.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is specifically configured to determine a first-order group, the number of groups of the multi-order group, and the number of groups of the multi-order group in all groups of the sample single molecule; all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups; a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

In this embodiment, the model training unit is specifically configured to establish a physical property calculation model as follows:

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wherein f is the physical property of the single molecule, and m is1iIs the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,. DELTA.f1iM is the value of the contribution of the i-th group in the primary group to the physical properties2jIs the number of groups of the jth group in the secondary group,. DELTA.f2jIs the contribution value of the jth group in the secondary group to the physical property; m isNlIs the number of groups of the group I in the N-th group,. DELTA.fNlIs the contribution value of the first group in the N-grade groups to physical properties; a is a correlation constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to determine a primary group, the number of groups of the multi-step group, and the number of groups of the multi-step group among all groups of the single molecule; all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups; a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical property are used as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is used as the level of the multi-stage group.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to determine the boiling point of the single molecule through a physical property calculation model in the following manner:

wherein T is the boiling point of the single molecule, SOL is the monomolecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP11GROUP, a first contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the boiling point12A second contribution vector derived from conversion of the contribution of the secondary group to the boiling point,GROUP1NThe N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-level group to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms except hydrogen atoms in a single molecule, d is a first preset constant, b is a second preset constant, and c is a third preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to determine the density of the single molecule through a physical property calculation model in the following manner:

wherein D is the density of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP21GROUP is the vector of N +1 contribution converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the density22GROUP is the vector of N +2 contribution converted from the contribution of secondary GROUPs to the density2NThe vector of the 2N contribution value is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the density, and e is a fourth preset constant; and N is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to determine the octane number of a single molecule through a physical property calculation model according to the following manners:

X=SOL×GROUP31+SOL×GROUP32+......+SOL×GROUP3N+h;

wherein X is the octane number of the single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting the single molecule, GROUP31GROUP is a 2N +1 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the octane number32GROUP is a 2N +2 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the octane number3NThe 3N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the octane number; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2; h is a fifth predetermined constant.

The physical properties of the blended gasoline product include: research octane number, motor octane number, Reid vapor pressure, Engler range, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction, olefins volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur mass fraction.

In the present embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to calculate the density of the blended gasoline product by the following method:

density=∑(Di×xi-volume);

wherein density is the density of the blended gasoline product, DiIs the density, x, of the said single molecule of the ith speciesi-volumeIs the second component content of the ith said single molecule.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to calculate a cloud point contribution value of each of the single molecules according to the density and the boiling point of each of the single molecules; calculating the cloud point of the blended gasoline product based on the cloud point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to calculate a pour point contribution value for each of the single molecules based on the density and molecular weight of each of the single molecules; calculating the pour point of the blended gasoline product based on the pour point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to calculate an aniline point contribution value of the single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the single molecule; and calculating the aniline point of the mixed gasoline product according to the aniline point contribution values of all the single molecules in the mixed gasoline product and the content of the second component.

In this embodiment, the first processing unit 12 is specifically configured to calculate the octane number of the blended gasoline product by the following calculation formula:

Figure BDA0002536349870000272

Figure BDA0002536349870000274

Figure BDA0002536349870000275

wherein ON is the octane number of the mixed gasoline product, HISQFG is a molecular set, H is a molecular set of normal paraffin, I is a molecular set of isoparaffin, S is a molecular set of cycloparaffin, Q is a molecular set of olefin, F is a molecular set of aromatic hydrocarbon, G is a molecular set of oxygen-containing compound, and upsilon isiIs the content of each molecule in the blended gasoline product; upsilon isH、υI、υS、υQ、υF、υGRespectively the total content of normal paraffin, the total content of isoparaffin, the total content of cycloparaffin, the total content of olefin, the total content of aromatic hydrocarbon and the total content of oxygen-containing compounds in the mixed gasoline product; beta is aiA regression parameter for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; ONiAn octane number for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; cHRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the normal alkane with other molecules; cIRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the isoparaffin with other molecules; cSRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of cycloalkanes with other molecules; cQRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of the olefin with other molecules; cFMeans aromatic hydrocarbons and other componentsThe interaction coefficients of the children; cGRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the oxygen-containing compound and other molecules;a first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000282

A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,A first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000284

A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA0002536349870000286

A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,

Figure BDA0002536349870000287

A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000288

A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA0002536349870000289

A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an olefin,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700002813

A first constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700002814

A first constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,A second constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,

Figure BDA00025363498700002819

A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700002820

A second constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700002821

Representing a second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloparaffin、A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between cycloalkane and olefin,

Figure BDA00025363498700002826

A second constant coefficient between the cycloalkane and the aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700002827

A second constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700002828

A second constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700002829

A second constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700002830

Represents a second constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound; wherein the octane number comprises: research octane number and motor octane number.

As shown in fig. 9, an embodiment of the present invention provides a gasoline blending device, which includes a processor 1110, a communication interface 1120, a memory 1130, and a communication bus 1140, wherein the processor 1110, the communication interface 1120, and the memory 1130 complete communication with each other through the communication bus 1140;

a memory 1130 for storing computer programs;

the processor 1110, when executing the program stored in the memory 1130, implements the steps of the gasoline blending method: blending all groups of gasoline blending raw materials according to a preset rule set to obtain a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products; respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in a preset standard set; if the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any one preset standard in a preset standard set, calculating the accumulated benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, and judging whether the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value or not; if the accumulated benefit reaches the maximum value, taking a preset rule set as an optimal blending proportion; and if the cumulative benefit does not reach the maximum value, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products meet any preset standard in the preset standard set, and the cumulative benefit of all mixed gasoline products reaches the maximum value.

Wherein, before calculating the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products, the blending method further comprises the following steps: obtaining the ratio of the yield of the target product in all mixed gasoline products; judging whether the ratio value accords with a preset ratio value interval or not; if the occupation ratio value accords with the preset occupation ratio value interval, executing the step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products; if the occupation ratio value does not accord with the preset occupation ratio value interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the occupation ratio value accords with the preset occupation ratio value interval.

Before calculating and calculating the cumulative benefits of all the mixed gasoline products, the blending method also comprises the following steps: obtaining the consumption of each group of gasoline blending raw materials; confirming the consumption of the target gasoline blending stock according to the consumption of each group of gasoline blending stocks; judging whether the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval or not; if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with a preset consumption interval, executing a step of calculating the cumulative benefits of all mixed gasoline products; and if the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material does not accord with the preset consumption interval, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending each gasoline blending raw material according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining a plurality of groups of mixed gasoline products again until the consumption of the target gasoline blending raw material accords with the preset consumption interval.

The blending method also comprises the following steps: and if the gasoline physical properties of any group of mixed gasoline products do not accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set, adjusting the preset rules in the preset rule set, blending all gasoline blending raw materials according to the adjusted preset rule set, and obtaining multiple groups of mixed gasoline products again until the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products accord with any preset standard in the preset standard set.

Wherein, the step of respectively calculating the gasoline physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products comprises the following steps: obtaining a first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending stocks and a first component content of each single molecule; according to a preset rule set, obtaining a second molecular composition of each group of mixed gasoline products and a second component content of each single molecule according to the first molecular composition of each group of gasoline blending raw materials and the first component content of each single molecule; calculating the physical properties of each single molecule according to the number of groups of each group contained in each single molecule of each group of mixed gasoline products and the contribution value of each group to the physical properties; and calculating the physical properties of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the physical properties of each single molecule and the content of the second component in each group of mixed gasoline products.

Wherein, the calculation of the physical properties of each single molecule comprises the following steps: for each kind of single molecule, acquiring the number of groups of each kind of group forming the single molecule and acquiring the contribution value of each kind of group to the physical property; inputting the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, and acquiring the physical property of the single molecule output by the physical property calculation model.

Before inputting the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property into a physical property calculation model trained in advance, the gasoline blending method further comprises: comparing the number of groups of each group forming a single molecule with the molecular information of the template single molecule with known physical properties prestored in a database; the molecular information includes: the number of groups of each type constituting a single molecule of the template; judging whether template single molecules identical to the single molecules exist or not; if the template single molecule identical to the single molecule exists, outputting the physical property of the template single molecule as the physical property of the single molecule; if there is no template single molecule identical to the single molecule, the number of groups per group constituting the single molecule and the contribution value of each group to the physical property are input to a physical property calculation model trained in advance.

Wherein the step of training the physical property calculation model comprises: constructing a physical property calculation model of a single molecule; obtaining the number of groups of each group constituting a single molecule of the sample; the physical properties of a single molecule of a sample are known; inputting the number of groups of each group contained in a single molecule of the sample into a physical property calculation model; obtaining the predicted physical property of a sample single molecule output by the physical property calculation model; if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is smaller than a preset deviation threshold value, judging that the physical property calculation model converges, acquiring a contribution value corresponding to each group in the converged physical property calculation model, and storing the contribution value as the contribution value of the group to the physical property; if the deviation value between the predicted physical property and the known physical property is equal to or greater than the deviation threshold value, the contribution value corresponding to each group in the physical property calculation model is adjusted until the physical property calculation model converges.

Wherein, the construction of the monomolecular physical property calculation model comprises the following steps:

the following physical property calculation model is established:

wherein f is a monomolecular physical property, and niNumber of groups of i-th group,. DELTA.fiIs a contribution of the i group to physical propertiesThe contribution value, a, is the association constant.

Determining a first-order group, the group number of the multilevel group and the group number of the multilevel group in all groups of a single molecule of a sample;

all groups constituting a single molecule are taken as primary groups;

a plurality of groups which exist simultaneously and contribute to the common existence of the same physical properties are defined as a multi-stage group, and the number of the plurality of groups is defined as the order of the multi-stage group.

Wherein, a physical property calculation model shown as follows is established:

wherein f is a physical property of a single molecule, and m is1iIs the number of groups of the i-th group in the primary group,. DELTA.f1iM is the value of the contribution of the i-th group in the primary group to the physical properties2jIs the number of groups of the jth group in the secondary group,. DELTA.f2jIs the contribution value of the jth group in the secondary group to the physical property; m isNlIs the number of groups of the group I in the N-th group,. DELTA.fNlIs the contribution value of the first group in the N-grade groups to physical properties; a is a correlation constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

Wherein the boiling point of the single molecule is calculated according to the following physical property calculation model:

Figure BDA0002536349870000311

wherein T is the boiling point of a single molecule, SOL is the monomolecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting a single molecule, GROUP11GROUP, a first contribution vector derived from the conversion of the contribution of the primary GROUP to the boiling point12GROUP, a second contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the boiling point1NIs an Nth contribution value vector obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-class group to the boiling point, Numh is the number of atoms except hydrogen atoms in a single molecule, d is a first preset constant,b is a second preset constant, c is a third preset constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

Wherein the density of the single molecule is calculated according to the following physical property calculation model:

wherein D is the density of a single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting a single molecule, GROUP21GROUP is the vector of N +1 contribution converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the density22GROUP, a vector of N +2 contribution values converted from the contribution values of the secondary GROUPs to the density2NThe vector of the 2N contribution value is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the density, and e is a fourth preset constant; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2.

Wherein the octane number of a single molecule is calculated according to the following physical property calculation model:

X=SOL×GROUP31+SOL×GROUP32+......+SOL×GROUP3N+h;

wherein X is the octane number of a single molecule, SOL is a single molecular vector converted according to the number of GROUPs of each GROUP constituting a single molecule, GROUP31GROUP is a 2N +1 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the primary GROUP to the octane number32GROUP is a 2N +2 contribution vector converted from the contribution of the secondary GROUP to the octane number3NThe 3N contribution value vector is obtained by converting the contribution value of the N-grade group to the octane number; n is a positive integer greater than or equal to 2; h is a fifth predetermined constant.

Wherein, the physical properties of the mixed gasoline product comprise: research octane number, motor octane number, Reid vapor pressure, Engler range, density, benzene volume fraction, aromatics volume fraction, olefins volume fraction, oxygen mass fraction, and sulfur mass fraction.

Wherein the density of the blended gasoline product is calculated by the following calculation formula:

density=∑(Di×xi-volume);

wherein density is the density of the mixed gasoline product, DiDensity of the i-th single molecule, xi-volumeIs the second component content of the ith single molecule.

Wherein the cloud point contribution value of each single molecule is calculated according to the density and boiling point of each single molecule; the cloud point of the blended gasoline product is calculated based on the cloud point contributions of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product and the second component content.

Wherein the pour point contribution value for each single molecule is calculated based on the density and molecular weight of each single molecule; the pour point of the blended gasoline product is calculated based on the pour point contribution values and the second component content of all of the single molecules in the blended gasoline product.

Calculating the aniline point contribution value of the single molecule according to the density and the boiling point of the single molecule; and calculating the aniline point contribution value of the mixed gasoline product according to the aniline point contribution values of all the single molecules in the mixed gasoline product and the content of the second component.

Wherein, the octane number of the mixed gasoline product is calculated by the following calculation formula:

Figure BDA0002536349870000321

Figure BDA0002536349870000322

Figure BDA0002536349870000323

Figure BDA0002536349870000324

Figure BDA0002536349870000327

wherein ON is the octane number of the mixed gasoline product, HISQFG is a molecular set, H is a molecular set of normal paraffin, I is a molecular set of isoparaffin, S is a molecular set of cycloparaffin, Q is a molecular set of olefin, F is a molecular set of aromatic hydrocarbon, G is a molecular set of oxygen-containing compound, and upsilon isiIs the content of each molecule in the blended gasoline product; upsilon isH、υI、υS、υQ、υF、υGRespectively the total content of normal paraffin, the total content of isoparaffin, the total content of cycloparaffin, the total content of olefin, the total content of aromatic hydrocarbon and the total content of oxygen-containing compounds in the mixed gasoline product; beta is aiA regression parameter for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; ONiAn octane number for each molecule in the blended gasoline product; cHRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the normal alkane with other molecules; cIRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the isoparaffin with other molecules; cSRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of cycloalkanes with other molecules; cQRepresenting the coefficient of interaction of the olefin with other molecules; cFRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the aromatic hydrocarbon with other molecules; cGRepresenting the interaction coefficient of the oxygen-containing compound and other molecules;

Figure BDA0002536349870000331

a first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000332

A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,A first constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000334

A first constant coefficient between n-alkane and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA0002536349870000335

A first constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA0002536349870000336

A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,

Figure BDA0002536349870000337

A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,

Figure BDA0002536349870000338

A first constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA0002536349870000339

A first constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700003310

A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an olefin,A first constant coefficient between a cycloalkane and an aromatic hydrocarbon,A first constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,

Figure BDA00025363498700003313

A first constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700003314

A first constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,A first constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the isoparaffin,A second constant coefficient between n-alkane and cycloalkane,

Figure BDA00025363498700003318

A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between the normal paraffin and the aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700003320

A second constant coefficient between the normal alkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and cycloalkane,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the olefin,A second constant coefficient between isoparaffin and aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient between the isoparaffin and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between cycloalkane and olefin,A second constant coefficient between the cycloalkane and the aromatic hydrocarbon,A second constant coefficient representing the ratio between the cycloalkane and the oxygen-containing compound,A second constant coefficient between olefin and aromatic hydrocarbon,

Figure BDA00025363498700003329

A second constant coefficient between the olefin and the oxygen-containing compound,Represents a second constant coefficient between the aromatic hydrocarbon and the oxygen-containing compound; wherein the octane number comprises: research octane number and motor octane number.

Wherein, the calculation of the cumulative benefit of all the mixed gasoline products comprises the following steps: calculating the product benefit of each group of mixed gasoline products according to the yield of each group of mixed gasoline products and the product price of each group of mixed gasoline products; accumulating the product benefits of each group of mixed gasoline products to obtain a first benefit; obtaining the raw material price of each group of gasoline blending raw materials; subtracting the raw material prices of all groups of the gasoline blending stocks from the first benefits to obtain cumulative benefits.

Wherein, the standards of the vehicle oil products with different brands are obtained; and taking the standard of each brand of vehicle oil product as a preset standard to form a preset standard set.

In a specific embodiment, a schematic block diagram of a system configuration of the gasoline blending apparatus is shown in fig. 10, the gasoline blending apparatus further includes an input unit 1150, a display 1160 and a power supply 1170, the processor 1110 uses a central processing unit 1111 (the central processing unit 1111 is used for implementing steps of the gasoline blending method when executing a program stored in the memory 1130, refer to the content of "the processor 1110 is used for implementing steps of the gasoline blending method when executing a program stored in the memory 1130", and repeated parts are not repeated);

the memory 1130 may be a solid state memory such as a Read Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a SIM card, or the like. There may also be a memory that holds information even when power is off, can be selectively erased, and is provided with more data, an example of which is sometimes called an EPROM or the like. The memory 1130 may also be some other type of device. The memory 1130 includes a buffer memory 1131 (sometimes referred to as a buffer). The memory 1130 may include an application/function storage portion 1132, the application/function storage portion 1132 for storing application programs and function programs or a flow for performing the operation of the gasoline blending device by the central processor 1111;

the memory 1130 may also include a data store 1133, the data store 1133 configured to store data, such as a set of preset rules, a set of preset criteria, a set of preset fraction values, a set of preset consumption values, digital data, pictures, and/or any other data used by the gasoline blending device; the driver storage section 1134 of the memory 1130 may include various drivers for the gasoline blending equipment;

the central processor 1111, sometimes referred to as a controller or operational control, may include a microprocessor or other processor device and/or logic device, the central processor 1111 receiving inputs and controlling the operation of the various components of the gasoline blending device;

the input unit 1150 provides input to the central processor 1111; the input unit 1150 is, for example, a key or a touch input device; power supply 1170 is used to provide power to the gasoline blending facility; the display 1160 is used for displaying display objects such as images and characters; the display may be, for example, an LCD display, but is not limited thereto.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a computer-readable storage medium storing one or more programs, which are executable by one or more processors 1110 to implement a gasoline blending method of any of the above embodiments.

In the above embodiments, the implementation may be wholly or partially realized by software, hardware, firmware, or any combination thereof. When implemented in software, may be implemented in whole or in part in the form of a computer program product. The computer program product includes one or more computer instructions. The procedures or functions according to the embodiments of the invention are brought about in whole or in part when the computer program instructions are loaded and executed on a computer. The computer may be a general purpose computer, a special purpose computer, a network of computers, or other programmable device. The computer instructions may be stored in a computer readable storage medium or transmitted from one computer readable storage medium to another, for example, the computer instructions may be transmitted from one website, computer, server, or data center to another website, computer, server, or data center by wire (e.g., coaxial cable, fiber optic, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)) or wirelessly (e.g., infrared, wireless, microwave, etc.). The computer-readable storage medium can be any available medium that can be accessed by a computer or a data storage device, such as a server, a data center, etc., that incorporates one or more of the available media. The usable medium may be a magnetic medium (e.g., floppy Disk, hard Disk, magnetic tape), an optical medium (e.g., DVD), or a semiconductor medium (e.g., Solid State Disk (SSD)), among others.

Finally, it should be noted that: the above examples are only intended to illustrate the technical solution of the present invention, but not to limit it; although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that: the technical solutions described in the foregoing embodiments may still be modified, or some technical features may be equivalently replaced; and such modifications or substitutions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the corresponding technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention.

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