Condensates from fields of Turkmenistan as motor fuel components

The differences in condensate produced in 14 gas-condensate fields are examined. The first group of condensates have high contents of cyclic hydrocarbons; the second has a high content of pariffinic hydrocarbons. Both the high-cyclic and high-paraffin condensates can serve as feedstocks for the chemical, petrochemical, and biochemical industries. The naphtha cuts obtained form the condensates with end points of 150 and 180 degrees C, do not meet the requirements of the GOST for octane number, initial boiling point or 105 distillation point. The diesel fuel cuts obtained have cetane numbers far above the GOST requirements.