For a heat transfer oil furnace in operation, from which aspects can one determine if the oil has deteriorated?

2020-10-07View Original

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For a heat transfer oil furnace in operation, from which aspects can one determine if the oil has deteriorated?

Reply #22020-10-07

Heat transfer oil testing, acid value, carbon residue content

Reply #32020-10-09

Our experienced workers judge by color; if the color is incorrect, it means carbon has been formed

Reply #42020-10-09

Regular sampling and analysis are carried out, using the reference parameters provided by the heat transfer oil manufacturers to monitor the quality of the heat transfer oil.

Reply #52020-10-18

Regular testing of residual carbon, acid value, kinematic viscosity, light and heavy fractions, etc., for reference in boiler efficiency

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