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Specification
A heat transfer fluid (HTF) is a liquid or a gas that transports heat from one component to another component in any process requiring heating or cooling or simply to maintain a constant temperature.
The desirable attributes of a heat transfer fluid are non or low toxicity (food grade), low viscosity at low temperatures, high specific heat and thermal conductivity, environmentally friendly, high flash point (or non-flammable) and economical.
Application
- Cooling of a reactor with an exothermic reaction
- Maintaining a very low-temperature climactic chamber or wind tunnel
- Utilizing solar energy to make hot water
- Cooling an engine
- Maintaining the ice temperature in an ice rink, cold storage and cooling high power electronics.