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GENERAL INFORMATION
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HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS

Low Temperature
Paratherm CR™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
CR Read a Case History
CR Compared to Silicone

Heating & Cooling
Paratherm LR™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
LR - Read an Application Brief

Paratherm MR™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
MR Read a Case History

Paratherm MG™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Properties
MG - Read a Case History

High Temperature
Paratherm HR™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)

Paratherm NF®
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
Relief Valve Sizing Guide
Portuguese Engineering Bulletin
NF Read a Case History

Paratherm GLT™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Thermal Prop. (English Units)

Paratherm HE®
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Properties vs. Temp. (graphs)
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
Relief Valve Sizing Guide
HE Read a Case History

Paratherm OR®
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
Typical Properties
Properties vs. Temp. (graphs)
Thermal Prop. (English Units)
Thermal Prop. (SI Units)
Relief Valve Sizing Guide
OR Read a Case History

SYSTEM CLEANERS

Paratherm LC®
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
LC Read a Case History

Paratherm SC™
Engineering Bulletin
MSDS
SC Read a Case History

INTERNATIONAL
International Locations
Spring 00 Spanish Newsletter
Fall 99 Spanish Newsletter

MSDS
Paratherm HE® MSDS
Paratherm NF® MSDS
Paratherm MR® MSDS
Paratherm OR® MSDS
Paratherm LR™ MSDS
Paratherm CR™ MSDS
Paratherm SC™ MSDS
Paratherm LC™ MSDS

PRODUCT SAFETY RESOURCES
Environment, Health and Safety Online
MSDS Exchange
MSDS Search
Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety

PARATHERM LIVE
Trade Shows 2010
2009
2008
2007
2006

RECYCLING
Nora (Assoc. of Responsible Recyclers)
EPA Used Oil Page
RecycleOil.org
Earth911.org
Safety-Kleen.com

Or, for help finding a recycler for your used heat transfer fluid, call Paratherm.

Do Not Mix Paratherm CR with used motor oil. This product must be disposed of separately. Consult the Paratherm CR MSDS for more information.

IMMERSION ENGINEERING
Hot Oil System Services
Fluid Analysis
Quick Analysis
Fluid Maintenance Program
System Consultation
Training

TIP SHEETS

Fluid Properties 1: Debunking Rhetoric
Fluid Properties: Vapor Pressure
Fluid Properties: Minimum Temperature
Fluid Properties: Max. Fluid Temperature
Fluid Life: Contamination
Fluid Life: Oxidation
Fluid Life: Film Temperature
Leakage and Combustion Issues
Minimizing Thermal Fluid Leaks
Detecting Thermal Fluid Leaks
Detecting Water in The System
Removing Water From The System
Preventing Water in The System
How to Drain Charge, and Re-Start Thermal Oil Systems More Efficiently
Regular Fluid Analysis
Tuning Your System
How To Turn Your Thermal Oil System into a Fire-Free Zone
Proper System Shutdown
Proper System Startup

USER'S GUIDES

System Design
Recommended Hot Oil System Components
Draining Flushing & Charging
Fired Heater Suppliers

Application
EDM Applications
Solvent Distillation Units
Perc Distillation, Dry-Cleaning
CR Case History
NF Case History
MR case History
HE Case History
OR Case History
LC Case History
SC Case History

Safety
Fire Prevention
Significance of Flash & Fire Points

Maintenance
Track The Performance of your System
Analyzing Your Fluid
Fluid Degradation Causes & Cures

Heat Transfer Fluid Tips
Fluid Degradation in Improper Shutdown
Fluid Fouling Probs. in Closed-Loop Sys.
Oxidation
Water: Detection, Removal, and Prevention
Thermal Fluid System Leakage

Comparison
Thermal Fluid vs. Steam
Problems with Multi-purpose Oils
HE vs. Synthetic Heat Transfer Fluids
NF vs. Glycol Fluids
NF vs. Synthetic Heat Transfer Fluids
Paratherm CR vs. Silicone Oil

INDUSTRY RESOURCES
Chemical Industry, Chemical Online
American Society of Heating Refrigeration, Air Conditioning (ASHRAE)
Plastics News
North American Die Casting Association
Food Engineering Magazine
Process Heating Magazine
Meat & Poultry Equipment and Supplies
Textile Rental Services Association

INDUSTRY STORIES
Chemicals
Asphalt
Plastics
BioDiesel
Industrial Laundry - Flatwork Ironers
Poultry & Meat

ENGINEERING RESOURCES
Efunda engineering fundamentals
Eng-Tips engineering tips
The Thermal Connection - Thermal Resource Center

ARTICLES
CHE.com Cover Story: Maintaining Heat Transfer Fluid Systems
The Energy Choice: Electric or Fuel
How to Build a Reliable, Practically Leak-Free Thermal Fluid System
Little Leaks Can Cause Big Problems
Preventing Fires in Thermal Oil Heat-Transfer Systems
Don't Overlook Mineral Oils
Avoid Thermal Degradation Problems
The Pulse of the Biodiesel Industry

NEWS
Return of the Hot Oil Tipsheet
Paratherm Refocuses Tech and Sales Management Roles
Water Solubility and Low Temperature Heat-Transfer-Fluid Performance
SLUDGEBUSTING: On The Fly or Overnight?
For Hot-Oil-System Users Only: Technical Tipsheet
New Warehouse Locations
Web Award
Spring 00 Newsletter

FLUID CERTIFICATIONS
NSF -- Paratherm NF
NSF -- Paratherm HE
NSF -- Paratherm MG
NSF -- Paratherm LR
CFIA (Canada) Paratherm NF
MAF - New Zealand Paratherm NF
Orthodox Union (Kosher) Paratherm NF
US Coast Guard Paratherm HE

TECHNICAL DATA SHEETS

FOOD-GRADE FLUIDS

NON-TOXIC FLUIDS

HIGH TEMPERATURE HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS

LOW TEMPERATURE HEAT TRANSFER FLUIDS

Note: The information and recommendations in this literature are made in good faith and are believed to be correct as of the below date.You, the user or specifier, should independently determine the suitability and fitness of Paratherm heat transfer fluids for use in your specific application.We warrant that the fluids conform to the specifications in Paratherm literature.Because our assistance is furnished without charge, and because we have no control over the fluid's end use or the conditions under which it will be used, we make no other warranties-expressed or implied, including the warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular use or purpose (recommendations in this bulletin are not intended nor should be construed as approval to infringe on any existing patent).The user's exclusive remedy, and Paratherm's sole liability is limited to refund of the purchase price or replacement of any product proven to be otherwise than as warranted.Paratherm Corporation will not be liable for incidental or consequential damages of any kind. Some product names of companies found in Paratherm literature are registered trademarks.This statement is in lieu of individually noting each.