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Fluctuations in heat transfer oil pressure

2016-06-14View Original

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I have a heat transfer oil with 800,000 kcal of heat capacity. After the oil is heated, its pressure fluctuates by 4 to 2 kilograms at 100 degrees Celsius; however, no such fluctuations occur once the oil temperature reaches 155 degrees. What could be causing this, experts?
Reply #22016-06-14
1. The oil is not cooked thoroughly, and the temperature of the oil rises too quickly; 2. There is air in the pipes and equipment; 3. The oil mist separator expands unevenly due to heat, resulting in sticking issues.
Reply #32016-06-14
Excessive temperature rise, water present in the oil; vaporization of water causes pressure fluctuations
Reply #42016-06-15
There are fluctuations around 100 degrees; it’s clear that the medium contains water. At this temperature, if water is present, the temperature generally tends to rise. This is just my opinion

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