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Monsanto Chemicals ^_______ MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY ST. LOUIS AKRON BIRMINGHAM BOSTON CHARLOTTE CHICAGO CINCINNATI CLEVELAND DETROIT HOUSTON LOS ANGELES NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE MONSANTO (CANADA) LTD. MONSANTO (AUSTRALIA) PTY LTD. Montreal* Toronto Vancouver Melbourne MONSANTO CHEMICALS LTD. London Representatives in the Principal Cities of the World PQB:UAOMDM-9-49 DSW 260896 Printed in U.S.A. STLCOPCB4061813 TECHNICAL BULLETIN FR-0 (T) THERMIIMOL FR-0 FIRE-RESISTANT HEAT TRANSFER FLUID Therminol FR-0 liquid phase heat transfer fluid with low temperature pumpability. FUNCTIONAL FLUIDS Nothing contained herein shall be construed as a recommendation to use any product in conflict with existing patents covering any material or its use. The information contained herein is, to our best knowledge, accurate; but all recommendations or suggestions are made without guarantee, since the conditions of use are beyond our control. Monsanto disclaims any liability for loss or damage incurred in connection with the use of the above. Organic Division/800 N. Lindbergh Blvd./St. Louis, Missouri 63166 DSW 260897 STLCO PC B4061814 Introducing Therminol FR-0... Newest member of the growing line of Monsanto heat transfer fluids. Therminol FR-0 was formu lated specifically to eliminate freeze-up during cold weather shut down for in-transit heating of sulfur, pitch, asphalt, naphthalene, bunker "C" fuel oil, and high melting resin materials. Therminol FR-0 eliminates the need for high temperature reheat ing in order to pump out the material at its destination. Low temperature pumpability makes it ideally suited for space heating applications, outdoor plants in Northern climates, or in any application where good fluidity at low tem peratures is a prerequisite. Fire-Resistance... Therminol FR-0 permits installation of a nonpressurized system operating with a liquid that has no fire point, and will not support combustion ... so fire-resistant, Therminol fluids have achieved recognition by Underwriters' Laboratory, Factory Mutual, and Factory Insurance Association. Be cause of this extreme fire-resistance and its listing by insurance companies, important savings can be made in designing a process heating system around Therminol FR-0 fluid. Chemically Speaking... Therminol FR-0 fluid is a chlorinated biphenyl, manufactured under exacting process control to rigid specifications for long term thermal stability, specific heat, thermal conductivity, vapor pressure and viscosity. The liquid is an oily, clear, nearly colorless, fluid with a pour point of - 15F and a minimum pumpable temperature of - 5F. Therminol FR-0 fluid is recommended for use up to 500F and will not show measurable change after years of exposure to such temperatures. The fluid is non-corrosive with all common metals used in heat transfer system designs. Property _ Kinematic Viscosity, cs. Saybolt Viscosity, SSU Vapor Pressure, mm Hg Specific Heat, BTU/lb.b Thermal Conductivity, BTU/F-Ft-Hr.b Density, g/cc Density, Ibs./gal. `Viscosity at 210F b Calculat'd values DSVM 260898 TYPICAL PROPERTIES OF THERMINOL FR-0 Temperature, F -5 +10 40 100 200 300 400 500 600 4545 1007 92.55 8.10 1.70* 0.95 -- -- -- 20850 4640 429 52.43 7.99* 4.54 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 1.35 13.00 76.0 315 915 -- -- -- 0.27 0.29 0.31 0.33 0.35 0.36 ---- 0.061 0.060 0.059 0.058 0.057 0.056 -- 1.45 1.43 1.40 1.34 1.28 1.23 1.17 1.11 -- 12.10 11.92 11.70 11.19 10.69 10.27 9.76 9.27 STLCOPCB4061815 VAPOR PRESSURE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY (calculated) VAPOR PRESSURE, m m Hg 100 200 300 400 500 600 Temperature, F DENSITY 100 200 300 400 500 600 Temperature, F DSW 260899 mrnsmm STLCOPCB4061816 2-2099 0166-6 LlTHO IN U. S. A. STLCOPCB4061817 Fire-resistant chlorinated-biphenyl heattransfer fluid provides safe, precisely con trolled heat for the reaction of flammable resin materials in these 3,500 gallon kettles of a modem surface-coatings plant. Simple "blow torch" test of new chlorinated- biphenyl heat-transfer fluid demonstrates its extreme fire resistance. To date it is the only heat-transfer fluid to obtain Under writers' Laboratories, Inc. listing. ?:X hy. kK;k': lit*- VvK--kK'' !k;- !K>&:t : r- IKr Fire-resistant Fluids Give New Safety to Heat Transfer A new class of process heating has become available to industry follow ing the recent Underwriters' Labora tories, Inc., listing of a family of heattransfer fluids which operate at at mospheric pressures and which are far less a potential fire hazard than are the petroleum oils and synthetic fluids now commonly used in lowpressure heat-transfer systems. Heat -- at ever higher tempera tures -- is an increasingly important processing tool of industry. And in "putting on the heat," industry has turned to the economy, flexibility and precise temperature control obtain able through fluid heat transfer. It is not only common but also indispen sable in the production of chemicals, food products, paints, petroleum, etc. Water and steam are excellent and universal heat-transfer media, of course. But, above temperatures of 350-450 F., in certain applications, the need for expensive high pressure equipment may rule out steam sys tems in favor of those using highboiling fluids. These may be petro leum oils with relatively high flash points or, more often, thermally stable and noncorrosive synthetic fluids designed for the purpose. In some instances, these fluids vaporize at about 500 F. to simulate steam operation, but at much lower pres sures for any given temperature. Up until now, however, the use of petroleum oils or synthetic fluids for heat transfer has introduced the prob lem of potential fire hazard. These are combustible liquids which usually are circulated at temperatures at or above their fire points in closed sys tems. Should a break occur in such a system, personnel and equipment could be threatened by a flammable "wick" of vapor or fluid dangerously near its fire point. Consequently, all of the precautions associated with the circulation of a flammable fluid must apply to such systems. A new class of chlorinated-biphenyl heat-transfer fluids which are ther mally stable, noncorrosive and ex tremely fire resistant appears to offer a sorely needed method of hightemperature industrial heating with minimum hazards. The manufacturer of these fluids reports that they have undergone five years of testing by more than 200 industrial cooperators, during which time there has been no instance of a heat-transfer fluid fire implicating any of these chlorinatedbiphenyl fluids. Industrial field use of these fluids has included the heating of resin ket tles, reaction vessels, metalworking press platens, cooking fats for deep frying, steam production in a nonfired heat exchanger and even the heating of hazardous jet engine fuels for high-temperature tests of engine performance. In one reported instance of a chlorinated-biphenyl heat-transfer fluid installation in a paint manu facturing plant, a tube-bundle failure Reprinted from August, 1962 FIA Sentinel, Factory Insurance Association in the fluid heater caused the fluid to pour out into the fire box. Although there was a heavy fuming of the vaporizing fluid up the stack of the heater, there was no visible flame nor fire damage to the plant. With the repair of the tube bundle -- and a fresh supply of fluid -- the plant was back in production with a minimum of expense and work interruption. Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., has rated the new chlorinated-bi phenyl heat-transfer fluids at 2-3 in respect to fire hazard, according to its Standard Classification of Liquids in which ratings are: Ether........................... 100 Gasoline...................... 90-100 Alcohol (ethyl)......... 60-70 Kerosene..................... 30-40 Paraffin oil................. 10-20 High-pressure-boiler codes are not fully applicable to systems employing the chlorinated-biphenyl fluids which are used in equipment operating at atmospheric pressure. In addition, since these fluids do not support com bustion in their heat-transfer applica tion, it appears that safety precau tions now considered necessary for oil or synthetic-fluid heat-transfer sys tems may be modified for this class of fire-resistant fluids. Each installation must be considered individually, of course, because of other fire hazards which may be present in a given in dustrial plant. DSW 260901 STLCOPCB4061818 Effective Supersedes 1-1-70 10-1-68 AROCLOR COMPOUND (Plasticizer Grade) TERMS Net 30 days DELIVERY Domestic Export F.O.B. Anniston, Ala., or Sauget, 111. (Seller's option) F.A.S. Atlantic and Gulf Ports Only Producing Points: Anniston--1221, 1232, 1242, 1248, 1254, 1254 (10% Toluol), 1262, 1262 <10% Toluol), 1262 (10% Xylene), 1268, 4465, 5060, 5442, 5460. Sauget--1242, 1248, 1254, 1254 (10% Xylene) 1260, Aroclor 1260 (10% Toluol), 1262. Exception: Ex Warehouse, add 4 cents (.04) per lb. on shipments from Los Angeles or San Francisco warehouses and ship on a freight allowed basis. For shipments from other warehouse stocks prepay freight and add LTL freight rate from nearest producing point. DOMESTIC PRICES $ per Lb. M i5'll a< Product Code 1,000 Gallons Minimum *4.000 Lbs. C/L or T/L 10 Drums to C/L or T/L 5-3S.9M Lbs. 3-0 Drums or 1.5-4.0M Lbs. I -2 Drums or Std. Ctr.1.4M Lbs. 1221 1040-225-04-09 .1525 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 1232 1040-230-04-09 .1525 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 1242 1040-240-04-09/ .1525 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 03 a 1248 1040-260-04-03/ .1525 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 5 09 3 1254 1040-280-04-09/ .1525 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 03 1260 1262 1040-290-04-09/ 03 1040-300-04-09/ 03 -- -- .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. .1825 lb. .1925 lb. .2025 lb. .2225 lb. 1268 1040-340-04-09 S 4465 1040-430-04-09 V3 5442 1040-470-04-09 5460 1040-480-04-09 -- _______ -- .19 lb. .19 lb. .19 lb. .19 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .21 lb. .21 lb. .21 lb. .21 lb. .23 lb. .23 lb. .23 lb. .23 lb. 10% Toluol 1254 1040-282-04-09 10% Xylene 00 Uas hP 1254 1040-286-04-03 10% Toluol 1260 1040-295-04-09 E 10% Toluol 1262 1040-310-04-09 10% Xylene 1262 1040-320-04-09 ___ ___ -- .18 lb. .18 lb. .18 lb. .18 lb. .18 lb. .19 lb. .19 lb. .19 lb. ,191b. .19 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .20 lb. .22 lb. .22 lb. .22 lb. .22 lb. .22 lb. (1) In cold weather, Aroclor 1254 bulk shipments may require use of heated equipment. (2) 5 gallon containers available for all distilled Aroclor plasticizers except Aroclor 5460. Prices of 5 gallon containers are 30^/lb. higher than 1-2 drum price. Prices are F.O.B. plant. DSW 260902 STLCOPCB4061819 UNDISTILLED AROCLOR* PLASTICIZERS a 1142, 1148, 5 1154, 1160, Of 2 1162 5060, 1168 4065, 5042 1.000 Gallons Minimum 24.000 Lbs. C/Lr T/L 10 Drums to C'L or T/L ,r.-23.<)M Lbs. 3-0 Drums or I..7-4.5JM Lbs. .1425 lb. .16751b. .1775 lb. .185 lb. -- .18 lb. .19 lb. .20 lb. 1 -2 Drums or Std. Ctr.1.4M Lbs. .1925 lb. .22 lb. Check on availability of all Undistilled Aroclor Plasticizers except Aroclor 5060. | SO LID EXPORT PRICES U.S. $ per Lb. BULK (1) 30,000 Lb. Min. 5,000 Lb. Min. <2) 2,000 Lb. Min. (3) Under 2,000 Lb. (4) F.A.S. Gulf Ports F.A.S. Atlantic Ports Liquid .1650 lb. .175 1b. Solid -- -- Liquid Solid Liquid Solid (5) Liquid Solid Liquid Solid .1925 lb. 20 lb. .2125 lb. .22 lb. .225 lb. .2325 lb. .25 lb. .2575 lb. .20 lb. .2075 lb. .2275 lb. .235 lb. .2425 lb. .25 lb. .265 lb. .2725 lb. (1) Aroclor 1221/1232/1242/1248 only. Subject to 40,000 lb. minimum, and/ or space availability. (2) Equivalent to 8 to 9 drum (55 gal.) minimum for liquids depending on gross weight. (3) Equivalent to 4 drum minimum for liquids. (4) Subject to minimum order of U.S. $300. (5) Aroclor 5460 can be shipped only in multiples of 2,000 lb. because it is shipped palletized (40 fifty-pound bags per pallet). (6) 5 gallon containers available (except for Aroclor 5460) at 30tf/lb. higher than "under 2000 pound" price. P.A.S. subject to minimum U.S. $300 order (i.e. 10 containers). STANDARD CONTAINERS Aroclor 1221 1232 1242 1248 1254 1260 1262 1268 4465 Type Container 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 41 gal. fibre drum 40 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum Net Weight 520 lbs. 50 lbs. 550 lbs. 50 lbs. 600 lbs. 55 lbs. 600 lbs. 55 lbs. 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 200 lbs. 500 lbs. 50 lbs. Gross Wt. Approx. 568 lbs. 55 lbs. 598 lbs. 55 lbs. 648 lbs. 60 lbs. 648 lbs. 60 lbs. 648 lbs. 65 lbs. 648 lbs. 65 lbs. 648 lbs. 65 lbs. 215 lbs. 519 lbs. 56 lbs. Cubic Feet 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 10 3/4 1 7.56 7 2/3 1 1/12 DSW 260903 Page 2 - Aroclor Compounds Aroclor Type Container Net Gross Weight Cubic Weight Approx. Feet 5442 5460 40 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum multiwall bag 450 lbs. 50 lbs. 50 lbs. 469 lbs. 56 lbs. 50-1/2 lbs. 7 2/3 1 1/12 0.97 1254 mix* 10% Toluol 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 600 lbs. 55 lbs. 648 lbs. 10 3/4 60 lbs. 1 1254 Mix* 55 gal. metal drum 10% Xylene 5 gal. metal drum 600 lbs. 55 lbs. 648 lbs. 10 3/4 60 lbs. 1 1260 mix* 10% Toluol 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 648 lbs. 10 3/4 65 lbs. 1 1262 mix* 10% Toluol 55 gal. metal drum 5 gal. metal drum 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 648 lbs. 10 3/4 65 lbs. 1 1262 mix* 55 gal. metal drum 10% Xylene 5 gal. metal drum 600 lbs. 60 lbs. 648 lbs. 10 3/4 65 lbs. 1 These products are NOT mailable due to flammability level. Will be classified as "Combustible Liquids" by U. S. Coast Guard, Intemation Air Transport Association, and CAB Restricted Articles Regulations. SAMPLES 16 ounces. Mailable. SHIPPING CLASSIFICATION LIQUID AROCLOR PLASTICIZERS RAIL: Plastics Synthetic Liquid NOIBN TRUCK: Plastics Liquid NOIBN SOLID AROCLOR PLASTICIZERS RAIL: Plastics Synthetic other than Liquid TRUCK: Plastics Lumps or Solid Mass Powder, or Flakes (Dependent Upon Form) HANDLING PRECAUTIONS CAUTION! Contains chlorinated hydrocarbons. Avoid prolonged breathing of vapors or mists. Avoid contact with eyes or prolonged contact with skin. If skin contact occurs, remove by washing with soap and water. Following eye contact flush with water. If clothing becomes soaked with fluid, launder before wearing again. LABELING REQUIREMENTS Product label required by law. MONSANTO SPECIFICATIONS Aroclor Color Maximum Specific Gravity Viscosity Acidity, at Temp. M*. Over 15.5C. Viscosity 'rempF,. s u s Maximum Temp <'C. Sp. Gr. Appear Softening ance Point C. 1221 100 APHA 100 38-41 1232 50 APHA 100 44-51 1242 100 APHA 100 82-92 1248 100 APHA 130 73-80 1254 100 APHA 210 44-48 1260 150 APHA 210 72-78 1262 150 APHA 210 86-100 1268 -- -- 4465 2.0 NPA -- -- 0.014 0.014 0.010 0.010 0.010 0.014 0.014 0.050 0.050 Hold Point 25 1.182--1.192 _ __ 25 1.270--1.280 -- -- 25 1.381--1.392 -- -- 65 1.405--1.415 -- -- 65 1.495--1.505 -- .-- 90 1.555--1.566 -- -- 90 1.572--1.583 -- -- -- -- -- 150-170* -- -- Clear, 60-66 light yellow resin DSW 260904 STLCOPCB4061821 5442 2.0 NPA -- -- 0.050 5460 2.0 NPA -- -- 0.050 -- -- Clear, 46-52 yellow sticky resin -- -- Clear, 98-105.5C yellow to amber brittle resin or flakes GENERAL INFORMATION 1200 Series Arcolor are Biphenyl based, chlorinated to percent by weight shown by last digits, i.e. Aroclor 1254 is 54% Chlorinated Biphenyl. 5400 Series Aroclor are Terphenyl based, chlorinated to percent by weight shown by last two digits, i.e. Aroclor 5460 is 60% chlorinated Terphenyl. 4465 is a mixture of 60% Biphenyl and 40% Terphenyl chlorinated 65% by weight. When second digit of number is 2 or 4 the material is distilled and re fined. All others are crude and black in color. Aroclor compounds are good plasticizers and resin extenders for vinyls, epoxies, chlorinated rubber, polysulfide rubber, high styrene-butadiene, styrenated alkyds, alkyds, epoxy resins, ethyl cellulose cellulose acetate butyrate, nitrocellulose, polystyrene, asphaltic materials and polyethylene for use in lacquer, plastic, paint varnish, pigment and wax compositions. Flexibility decreases and hardness increases as the chlorine content in creases. A satisfactory balance of properties is usually obtained by proper selection or by blending Aroclor plasticizers. Ethyl cellulose coatings with high gloss, flexibility and exceptional water resistance are produced through the use of Aroclor as plasticizers. Aroclor plasticizers may be used as carriers or vehicles in many inks and pigment grinds. Aroclor compounds are highly compatible with polysulfide rubber. Nitrocellulose coatings with improved moisture resistance, adhesion and flame retardancy are obtained by using Aroclor plasticizers. Aroclor 1260, 4465, 5460 are commonly used in varnishes and paints to impart flexibility without decreasing hardness. The lower Aroclor compounds (1221-1248) exert a strong plasticizing ac tion on natural and synthetic rubbers. Aroclor 1254 is used as a plasticizer for chlorinated rubber (Parlon) and copolymer styrene butadiene (Pliolite S-5) protective coatings where flame retardance, chemical resistance and corrosion resistance are required. Aroclor compounds are effective plasticizer extenders in vinyl chloride dispersions coatings and extrusions. They are more compatible, heat resistant, faster fusing and more oil resistant than chlorinated paraffins. Aroclor 1221, 1232 and 1242 are efficient plasticizers for polyvinyl acetate adhesives. They impart high tack and do not require pre-melting since they are liquids. Aroclor 5460 is an outstanding additive in Eva Hot Melt Adhesives. Literature Aroclor Compounds--Wax Modifications CS-18. Aroclor in Chlorinated Rubber, PL 311-A. Aroclor in Polyvinyl Acetate Adhesives, PL 321. Aroclor Plasticizers, PL 306. Monsanto Modifies for Thiokol Polysulfides, PL 331. Aroclor Modifiers for Epoxy Resins, CS-14. DSW 260905 Page 3 - Aroclor Compounds COMPETITION No other U.S. or U.K. manufacture. Foreign Manufacturers Country Germany: France : Spain: Italy: Japan: Producer Bayer Ugine-Kuhlmann Progil Prodelec Flix Caffaro Kanegafuchi Monsanto produces Aroclor Plasticizers in U.S.A., U.K. and Japan. AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS (U.S.A.) American Mineral Spirits Company (all locations) Central Solvents Companies Great Western Chemical Company 233 W 300 O DSW 260906 STLCOPCB4061823