Comparision of Shell Heat Transffer oil S2 and Servo Therm S

PROPERTY Bulk Operating Temparature Initital Boiling Point DEFINATION It describes the higher side safer range of temprature upto which oil can be heated. Shell Heat Transffer oil S2 320 degree C Servo Therm S 290 degree C REMARKS

Flash Point in Degree C (COC)

Vapour Pressure

Higer the same, safer the same to operate at elevated temparature. Also higher the Flash point, Safer the operation. Less amount of fluid gets boiled off at a given operating Tamprature at which fluid start getting boiled off 370 degree C 324 degree C temparature ensuring lesser vapour formation & hence less top-up OEMs adivise to replace the oil if flash point drops Its a temprature when fluid momentarily gets flash below 160-170 degree C. Hence Higher The Flash point 220 to 230 204 degree C on exposed to air. Longer the Oil Life. Also Higher the Flash point safer the operation. High vapour pressure creates problems of venting, Vapour pressure is a function of volatility or boiling HIGH (Due to low LOW (Due to high initial pump cavitation and "banging" in the pipe lines. Also, range of the oil. Thermic Fluid with high Initial initial boiling boiling point) Boiling Point will have low vapour pressure at high vapour pressure emans high volatility and hence point) working temprature & vise a versa. higher top-up rates. A phenomenal 10% higher specific heat compare to competitors of Thermia B ndicates that it is much better suited as a Thermic Fluid. More the heat absorption, less the fuel consumption to reach the desirable operating temp and hence more fuel saving with Shell Thermia B

SPECIFIC HEAT (KJ/Kg-Deg The fundamental property of any fluid, in standard K) conditions is its specific heat, which makes it useful as a heat transfer medium. This means simply that at 260 Degree C in raising its temparature, the fluid absorbs heat, which can then be released when it cools. The at 280 Degree C amount of heat absorbed by unit mass of a substance when its temparature is raised by one at 300 Degree C degree is called its specific heat. Thermal Conductivity W/ M "K at 200 Degree C at 260 "C at 280 "C at 300 "C

3.03 3.14 3.25

2.64 2.85 3.09

Its basically decribes the rate of heat transfer.

0.121 0.117 0.116 0.114

0.126

More Thermal Conductiviy will give MORE PRODUCTIVITY due to high heat transfer rate. And hence more thermal conductivity means more rate of Production and hence high productivity.

The increase of volume of a fluid with every degree rise in temperature is called its coefficient of thermal expansion. Thermic Fluid heating systems Co-efficient of Thermal are normally designed to accommodate a total Expansion (per Degree C) eapansion of around 20% in oil volume between Room Temprature & Operating Temparature as per the co-efficiant of thermal expansion of minaral oils, which is about 0.00075 per Degree C. Health, safety & Environment It means fluid should be safe to human health & environment

0.00076

Not Specified

High co-efficient of thermal expansion indicates that one require larger expansion tank for a given operating temprature range. If the said is not considered while designing the same, chances of over flow are quite high due to high volume of expansionon heating.

No HSSE Hazard.

Not Specified

Product Should not be hazardous & difficult to dispose.

Services

Oil testing facility

We provide FOC based oil sample testing facility No such service. to our big prestigiuos customers once in a year.

Keeps you at peace of mind by knowing the health of your system fluid without any additonal cost.