Are there any liquids with a boiling point higher than 150 degrees, that are non-flammable and have good fluidity?
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It is used as a heat transfer medium; heat transfer oil is not recommended. The higher price isn’t a problem, as long as it is non-flammable and can reach the required temperature. Thank you
2# Luanxisha 168 at atmospheric pressure
To: qazxsw119 Heat transfer oil is a flammable substance, and it won’t pass the security inspection.:)
Corning’s low-viscosity silicone oils – I’m not sure if their viscosity meets your requirements; there seems to be a version with a viscosity of 20 cSt, but its price is much higher than that of thermal conductive oils. 4# Past Affairs
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Why normal pressure? Increasing the pressure with water can also prevent boiling; it has a high heat capacity, making it an excellent thermal medium.
There was an explosion due to pressure before, so it’s not allowed to be used
Well, then I’ll go get some silicone oil to use for experiments tomorrow. By the way, is silicone oil safer compared to heat transfer oil?