Discussion on dibenzyltoluene as a heat transfer fluid
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Currently, in the polyester fiber industry, the liquid heat transfer medium used in standard plants is hydrogenated triphenyl, but it has recently been found that dibenzyltoluene can also be used as a heat transfer oil. I have only heard of this kind of heat transfer oil; I have never seen it in reality. I wonder if any of my colleagues on the forum have experience in this area. If so, could you talk about the use of this heat transfer oil? Please give me a lot of support, guys.
Go ahead and get more people involved
This post was last edited by xyc114 on 2020-9-4 09:21 as follows
Big guy, I have a question. How does its initial dehydration situation compare to that of hydrogenated triphenyl, in terms of the replacement rate during use?
More or less. Everyone is relatively conservative and uses triphenylhydride. Just as a integrated stop-check valve design cannot be used, two separate valves – a stop valve and a check valve – have to be chosen.