What oil is used to lower the specific gravity of medium-temperature coal tar?

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Curry’s oil has a specific gravity of around 1.08; using an oil with a lower cost that can be adjusted to around 1.06 would be more economical. I’m seeking help from everyone; you can also contact me via QQ at 619114763

Reply #22020-08-21

Thank you to the original poster and all peers for working together to make progress; if there are any questions related to heat transfer oil, we can discuss them together

Reply #32020-09-25

Coal tar has a density greater than 1, so it is an underwater oil; you can simply use an oil with a density less than 1 (there are such types of coal tar)

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