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TOWOLDMON0037018 WATER_PCB-00021487 Why Therminol? This Dulch tanker uses a Therminol system to heat living quarters as well as cargo. Apartmenl buildings, offices, hospitals--buildings ot all kinds find Therminol an economical alternative to steam. Does your process need an indirect heat ing system like steam? Or the high tem peratures of a synthetic heat transfer fluid or oil? Perhaps you need to heat and coo' with the same system. But pressurized heating systems need costly equipment. And licensed toiler op erators in many areas. Safety isn't the long suit of many fluids and oils, either, That's why there's Therminol. You discover the best of all worlds in Ther minol: high and low heat ranges, thermal stability and efficient liquid heat transfer without expensive equipment. In short, the safest, most efficient heal transfer systems for your application. Several resin kettles with various heat needs can be heated trom one Therm noi system. Petroleum processors, both on-shore and olf-shcre. enjoy ircreased heat transfer safety with Therminol Rolls in rjbber, plastics, textiles and paper get uni term heal with Therminol. Any food application that can use uniform temperalure control can use Therminol TOWOLDMON0037019 WATER_PCB-00021488 r What makes Therminol right for your application? The more than 2500 customers who have speci fied Therminol for new installations and conver sions of existing systems will give you these an swers. SAFETY I Insurance underwriters such as FIA and FMapprove the fire resistant Therminols--the only heat transfer fluids listed with Underwriters' Lab oratory, Inc, And Therminol systems are vented to the atmosphere since they're entirely liquid. Fire V safety plus no pressure add up to the safest sys tem you can specify. LOWER CAPITAL COSTS | Without pressure you can save 25% to 50%. That's because you don't need heavy piping, relief valves or other high pressure devices. ( LOWER OPERATING COSTS | No fluid make-up is normally required. Temperature and heat losses expected with vapor simply don't happen. And routine maintenance is minimized. Expensive op erating personnel, needed for pressurized sys tems, can be eliminated. Since Therminol remains liquid throughout its tem perature range, rapid circulation through your rolls helps achieve uniform final This has rosuitod m g'eater tnroughput and fewer rejects for Therminol customers producing rubber, plastics, paper and textiles. 0565443 J TOWOLDMON0037020 WATER_PCB-00021489 A-riii.'iif temprratu'C' rnplro! (-<-?) wilhoul ioI iv.;n- a k (lerenipcu ilK-fi ol reoUrp c I Mi. ic au' i[t,|)iov('n 11ihu.c;t'Pvit nn;j a pioci- ik : k'.a' I'..," p and la' .'a. I (`tier Wll be surprised at how easy it is to work with a Therminol heat transfer sys tem. The middle diagram at the right shows typical Therminol liquid heating and cooling syslems used together to maintain very close temperature control at the user. Note that the term "heater" is used rather than "boiler" since we do not boil Therminol in the primary heat source. Benefits of a Liquid Heating System You gain a wide spectrum of benefits with a Therminol liquid healing system. In many locations, codes favor Ther minol systems, thus eliminating the need for expensive operating personnel Positive circulation through your users ends venting problems; the system re mains sealed and flooded. Liquid systems respond more rapidly to ^our system's load changes. ^Pistall your users at any level in relation to the heater: there's no condensate re moval problem. You realize a substantial cost savings with smaller pipe. Also, smaller valves control temperature more accurately-- down to :l2F. No temperature loss due to pressure drop m the piping; with vapor, any line friction loss results in a lower vapor condensing temperature at the users. You can meet different temperature de mands in the same user if required by certain processes by adjusting the cir culation rate. A liquid heating medium, like Ther minol, will usually give you higher heat transfer rales in certain types of users, such as shell and tube heat exchangers. Cooling can be handled in the same system. Healing systems for Therminol are sold around the world on a compet itive basis. Contact your nearest Mon santo office, (listed on the inside back cover) for information and recommen dations on the heating equipment that will fit your particular need. 9 11n (' iNv'i i:. d` :!;? 1VW'-: Rivr r r k ,,r.< Cc>or< : - u:vf Iti'Ti ; !(,:>:: |. 'I'd: !; '111* fr*,.r c! t ckM;': r 5 Cu'O li'jjillv i , < ::\.vu a !!;r i k < (. V Ik (i :.< !' 1 ( | ' r; vr ,r ;; ;.rj':1, ; i.n i-c; l;n; r.c;:. .. TOWOLDMON0037021 WATER_PCB-00021490 t Safety through fire resistance is the keynote on this offshore platform, its maintenance-free Therminol system offers safety plus heat that's con trollable ever a wide temperature range. And there's no longer any need to isolate the heating equip ment from the processing platform. The Therminol Family You find more design and engineering flexibility with Therminol than with any other heat transfer media be cause of the wide range of fluids in the Therminol fam ily. The Therminol series of heat transfer fluids offer an op erating range of -40'F. to 800F. Five are fire resistant . . . they're the only heat transfer fluids listed by Under writers' Laboratories and approved by FIA and FMA. Important for Ihe future, as your processes change, you can pick a new Therminol fluid to match your new needs. Most Therminol fluids are interchangeable ir^ your liquid heating system. The charts on the next two pages detail the broad char acteristics of eight members of the Therminol famly of fluids. TOWOLDMON0037022 WATER_PCB-00021491 I F'"....... v ; ; : . . , " ' THERMINOL FR-0 Temperature F c Vapor Pressure mm Hg, Absolute - 5 ->21 _ H 10 -12 -- 40 4 _ 100 38 200 93 1.35 300 149 13.00 400 204 76.00 500 260 315 600 316 915 ) Specific \ Heat . BTU./Lb. Thermal Conductivity fiTU/Hr. ft"T/ft. y\y .- '\)027 vTo.29 tsiV 0.31 \T 0.33 M 0.35 t\ 0.36 -- 0.061 ' .0.060 0.059 0.058 0.057 0.056 . THERMINOL FR-1 Vapor L Pressurer \ Specific Thermal 0 Temperature FC mmHg.l \ Heat Absolute BTU,/Lb. F Conductivity BTU/Hr. ft3 F/fl. 50 10 - v7 0.272 100 38 - V 0.282 150 66 - <0 0.291 200 93 250 121 -- Y\ 0.3047 0.3151 300 149 0.3255 350 177 10 0.3359 400 204 27 0.3464 450 23? 65 0.3568 800 260 143 0.3672 550 288 291 0.3776 600 316 550 0.3880 650 343 18.8 psia 0.3985 700 371 31.9 psia 0.4089 0.06098 0.06060 0.06021 0.05976 0.05927 0.05875 0.05819 0.05760 0.05697 0.05630 0.05560 0.05487 0.05409 0.05329 "' Density Lb./Gal. ___ 12.10 11.92 11.70 11.17 10.69 10.27 9.76 9.27 Viscosity Cs 4545 1007 32.55 6.10 1.70 0.95 0.60 0.44 .0.34, Density Lb./Gal. 11.68 11.46 11.22 10.99 10.76 10.53 10.30 10.07 9.83 9.60 9.37 9.14 8.91 8.68 Viscosity Cs 220 16.9 4.9 2.6 1.8 1.1 0.8 0.7 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.3 TOWOLDMON0037023 WATER_PCB-00021492 66 ' ' '............................. ` ...............i Temperature *M ** v > *F *c 0_ 50 SO 100 38 r, 150 ' , : 200 ' 66 S3 w- 250 121 *<30U 149 '-t ..350 , 177 r *5-400 *>'04 *. Vi'' ^50 ,... i-sSOO .232 ,280 fi,*650 bV- 1 ?4<600 >jfl650 288 >316 &aiito,^9fcufe ' Vapor Pressure tnm Hg. Absolute ___ _________ - - -- - --- 0.1 ----- ; . 2.0 ,, _ 20.0 . 50.0 100 0 200.0 350 0 760.0 , 1000 r6pec!flc Heat BTU./Lb. F Thermal Conductivity BTU/Hr. ft5 F/ft. Density Lb./Gal. .0.320 0 350 ' 0.380 1 0.405 ` 0430 0.455 .0.480 . 0.505 ,0.530 0.555 i *0.580 '0.605 0 630 0 655' , 00720 00711 0.0703 0.0695 0.0687 00678 00670 0,0662 00653 ' 0,0645 ' 0,0637 0.0628 ,, 0.0620 00613 .^idu2i'w jsl SSEPl.-i.. 8.67 B.51 8.34 8,14 7.91 7.77 7.59 7.39 7.17 7.04 6.75 . 8.62 6.42 6.24 6.09 4 Jtrk*-4.-u*d9k*M , Viscosity Cs 50000 . 250 28.0 10.0 4.40 2.60 1.70 1.20 0.90 0.69 0.55 0.46 0.40 0.36 , .0.31 v. Mu" . .................. THERMINOL 77 Temperature 6F *C Vapor Pressure mm Hg. Absolute Specific Heat BTU./Lb. 6F Thermal Conductivity BTU/Hr. tt}CF/ft. Density Lb./Gal. Viscosity Cs 50 10 100 38 200 93 300 149 400 .204 Hi?> .'-V'-/ _ .,>,600 ,, .,260 >','9816 . `SiaiTOO ,$371 ' aM ___ -- .-- 0.27 1.03 9.2 44 168 ,|530 0.330 0.0793 0.350 0,0781 0.375 . 0.0760 0.420 0.0739 0.455 0:0719 ' 0.495 0.0698 ,0.530 . 00678 0.565 . ", , 4)0660 dSSi i ,,^00640 9.8 9.6 9.26 8.94 8,58 8.16 7.76 * 7 38 , 7.05 . ___ 181 7.78 2.65 1.50 0.96 0.66 X>46 a W - .... TOWOLDMON0037024 WATER_PCB-00021493 t h e rmJLjru 2 Applications Unlimited The pictures on ihe preceding pages have given you a glimpse of a few typical Therminol applications. On land and sea. In plants and apartment buildings. But the applications for Therminol are actually unlimited. As unlimited as your needs for safe, uniform, efficient heat delivery. Here are a tew more areas where Therminol has met those needs: CHEMICAL PROCESSING . . especially where flammable materias are handled. Therminol has proved particularly suc cessful for heating reactors, autoclaves, heat exchangers, distillation columns, rebo.lers, mixers, dryers, etc. RESIN PROCESSING . . . where a single "circuit" with multiple users and varying temperatures is desirable. PLASTICS AND RUBBER MOLDING; PAPER AND TEXTILES , , . where uni form heating, rapid temperature flux and pin-point control is essential such as heat ing corrugating and drying rolls, crimping presses, calendars, platens and molds. FOOD PROCESSING ... for controlled, quality "cooking" of potato chips, pre cooked/frozen products, other foodstuffs. PETROLEUM AND OFF-SHORE DRILL ING . . . offers control ever a wide tem perature range and the ability to accom modate sudden fluctuations in processing loads automated with complete safety. SHIPS AND BARGES . . . eliminates ex pensive boiler ooeraters with e system that can heat botn cargo and living quar ters. SPACE HEATING . . . ideal tor hospitals, hotels, apartment houses and office build ings where the goal is safety, low main tenance and reduced operating costs. 05854*8 TOWOLDMON0037025 WATER_PCB-00021494 You Don't Have To Be An Expert We'll loan you ours. Talk to the Monsanto heat transfer ex perts. They've provided consultation for over 2,500 Therminol fluid systems -- in both new installations and in conversions of existing systems. They can point out the benefits of a Ther minol system, and offer detailed as sistance to you now -- no matter what stage your project is in, what applica tion you have in mind. From design and engineering to start up opera tions, you'll be surprised at how easy it is to work with a Therminol heat transfer system. TOWOLDMON0037026 WATER_PCB-00021495 DISTRICT SALES OFFICES ALL DIVISIONS AKRON. OHIO 44313 260 Springsido Diive Mont/ose Development Park Tel. (216) 666-4111 ATLANTA, GEORGIA 30326 Lenox Towers Bast 3400 Peachtree Rd. N. E. - Suite 1711 Tel. 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