Selection of heat carriers for heating furnaces

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I now need a heat carrier to be used in a heating furnace; the temperature of this heat carrier should be around 450°C, while the temperature of the material to be heated is approximately 370°C. Although molten salt can serve as a good heat carrier, it becomes unstable at high temperatures and may decompose. Since the material to be heated is an oil-based substance, any harmful substances resulting from decomposition could pose a risk to this material (in the event of leaks within the piping system), or they might corrode the pipelines and furnace tubes. Salts are used relatively little as heat carriers in the petrochemical industry; therefore, not much is known about these substances. I would appreciate some guidance from my colleagues.

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