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Staying aware
23 January 2013
Most companies will be aware that any system that operates above the flash point of the thermal fluid falls under the "Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmosphere" (DSEAR) Regulations 2002. However what some compani
Most companies will be aware that
any system that operates above the
flash point of the thermal fluid falls
under the "Dangerous Substances
and Explosive Atmosphere"
(DSEAR) Regulations 2002.
However what some companies may not be aware of, according to Heat Transfer Systems, is that all heat transfer fluids degrade over time. This can cause the fluid's flash point to decrease, so that thermal fluids which were not flammable initially, may become flammable at the operating conditions.
Contact the company for further information.
However what some companies may not be aware of, according to Heat Transfer Systems, is that all heat transfer fluids degrade over time. This can cause the fluid's flash point to decrease, so that thermal fluids which were not flammable initially, may become flammable at the operating conditions.
Contact the company for further information.
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