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Why doesn’t the heat transfer oil pump have cooling water?

2011-07-15View Original

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Our unit’s heat transfer oil pump doesn’t have cooling water; the temperature of the heat transfer oil is over 200 degrees. Why is there no cooling water?
Reply #22011-07-15
That is what makes it advanced and special: this pump uses air cooling and features an internal circulation system, with the heat transfer oil itself serving as the cooling medium, as the purity of this oil allows it to be used directly for cooling and lubrication purposes.

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