Heat Transfer Oil

Features and Usage Areas

It is a heat transfer oil designed to be used in systems where heat transmission is required such as food, plastic, building materials, paint industries. Thanks to its high thermal stability, it prevents oxidation and the formation of deposits due to this, less evaporation, and provides ease of operation by making circulation at low temperatures. During use, care should be taken that the temperature of the heat transfer oil does not exceed 320 °C and the oil film temperature does not exceed 340 °C, circulation must be started before heating and continued for at least two hours after heating. Heating pipes should not be in direct contact with the flame in order to prevent molecular deterioration due to sudden temperature rises. Due to the expansion property of mineral oils when heated, an expansion tank must be present at the top of the system and the oil temperature in this tank should not exceed 60 °C. The first heating up to 110 °C should be done slowly, and the water vapor and trapped air should be discharged through ventilation valves.