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Selection of heat transfer oil and product recommendations

2015-10-15View Original

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This post was last edited by Guanzhong Caizi on 2015-10-15 at 10:07. The requirements for operating conditions are as follows; I hope fellow users can recommend suitable heat transfer oils. Thank you for your help. 1. Low viscosity at low temperatures. (Operating temperature range: -30 to 60°C) 2. Higher heat transfer coefficient and specific heat capacity. 3. Lower corrosivity
Reply #22015-10-15
This type of operation does not require heat transfer oil; hot water and an ethylene glycol solution are sufficient
Reply #32015-10-15
The problem is that hot ethylene glycol solutions cause significant corrosion; are there any good ways to avoid this?
Reply #42015-10-15
I thought I was going to buy a heat transfer oil boiler
Reply #52015-10-16
It is recommended to use low-temperature resistant heat transfer oil, with a suitable temperature range of –60°C to 330°C℃~~
Reply #62015-10-19
Are there any brands or companies that can provide contact information? Thank you
Reply #72015-10-19
We use heat transfer oil of a Shanghai-based company, model L-QC310. The product quality is quite good; the contact number is 021-58708588. The original poster can ask for advice~~
Reply #82015-10-19
I still didn’t fully understand how to use it even after skipping a few years of experience; before I used methyl silicone oil, which is heat-resistant, has low volatility, high viscosity at low temperatures, and becomes unable to flow once it deteriorates. I recently changed the heat transfer oil; it has too high a volatility and can’t withstand temperatures of 250°C. However, its fluidity has increased significantly – it’s as fluid as water and not sticky at all. This type would be more suitable for your temperature range
Reply #92015-10-19
I checked the physical property data of the heat transfer oil; at the same temperature, its dynamic viscosity is still much lower compared to that of ethylene glycol water, so it’s not very suitable. Thank you for your help
Reply #102015-10-19
Our model used is definitely different from yours~~ We’re asking you to get in touch with the manufacturer to see if their low-temperature heat transfer oil is suitable for your process~~ Ah oh~~:L
Reply #112015-10-20
Have you found it now? I know one that is specifically used in the pharmaceutical industry: monobenzyltoluene, which meets all your requirements. You can contact me at 18678810180 if needed.

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