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What causes crystallization in heat transfer oil?

2019-11-04View Original

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The vent for high-temperature heat transfer oil often tends to crystallize and get blocked; could everyone please analyze the reasons behind this crystallization?
Reply #22019-11-04
Other substances enter the heat transfer oil; After being used for 3–5 years, heat transfer oils, especially mineral oils, may develop large molecules or undergo carbonization as a result. Test oil products.
Reply #32019-11-04
Could it be that certain substances evaporate at high temperatures and then cool and crystallize at the vent?
Reply #42019-11-18
It should be oxidation that causes deterioration and blockage

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