Property constraint violation statistics

The property constraint violation statistics shows the number of potential blends that do not meet each particular property requirement

The Property constraint violation statistics show for each property constraint how many of the potential blends are rejected because they violate the constraint. For example, a constraint might be the final blend has less than 0.4% sulphur by weight. If 98% are violating the maximum this means that 98% of potential blends are rejected because they do not meet this requirement, and therefore 2% of potential blends have a sulphur level below this amount - however these 2% would also have to meet the other criteria to be returned as final potential blend candidates.

The property constraint violation statistics can help understand why certain blends are not being returned, and which particular properties have a large penalty associated with them. By using this information along with the crude property data it is possible to get a better understanding of why potential blend possibilities are returned.