Main Product
Distillation Residuum
Segment
Refined Products
Main-Family
Refinery Liquids
Sub-Family
Residual Fuels
Physical State

Liquid

Sub-Product
Vacuum Distillation Residuum
Abbreviation
VR | VDR
Alt. Names
Flasher Bottoms; Vacuum Resid; Petroleum Tar; Straight-Run Bitumen; Bottom-Of-The-Barrel
Description

VDR or Petroleum Tar is a black viscous substance obtained after distilling the Fuel and Oil fractions from petroleum. The yield of Tar from various Petroleum is 15–30 wt-%. The main components of Tar are Oil not distilled during the Fractionnation of Petroleum: Petroleum Resins, Solid Asphaltic Substances, and substances of an Acidic Nature. Tar has a Density of 0.95–1.0g/cm3 and a Conventional Viscosity of 18°-45°at 100° C. Tar is also the name for concentrated residues of Petroleum Oil that undergo multistage refining processes to obtain high-quality Motor Oils. 

Link
https://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Tar+(viscous+liquid)
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Chemical Data

Specific Gravity
1.00
Properties

Default
Status
A
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