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Every product has a shelf life, and heat transfer oil is no exception. After normal use over a certain period of time, or due to other reasons, heat transfer oil can age, and the main manifestation of this is a significant increase in the content of light components or residue carbon. If not addressed promptly, it will cause the flash point of the heat transfer oil in the system to continue dropping and its viscosity to increase, thereby affecting the stability of the system, leading to higher fuel costs; it may even result in the rupture of the furnace tubes or fire accidents. So how can the heat transfer oil system be restored to normal without affecting production? The online regeneration method for heat transfer oil stands out among various options due to its economic convenience and the fact that it does not require production shutdowns. Schulz heat transfer oil – www.shschultz.com offers online regeneration services. Online regeneration of heat transfer oil involves transporting mobile regeneration equipment to the production site; without disrupting operations, the heat transfer oil is continuously pumped from the system into this equipment for distillation, thereby separating the light components and carbon residues from the oil in use, and replenishing fresh heat transfer oil into the system. Based on the specific conditions of the heat transfer oil used by different customers, the expert team at Schults Heat Transfer Oil www.shschultz.com can provide customers with regeneration solutions that are better suited to their system requirements. Our online regeneration equipment is divided into light removal equipment and heavy removal equipment; the heavy removal equipment operates intermittently, with a heat transfer oil processing capacity of 10 tons per day.