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FIRE-RESISTANCE TESTS OF PYDRAUL 30E, "90E" AND "115E" Tes t High Pressure Spray Test (AMS-3150C and Federal Tet^t Method St. 791). Test fluid sprayed at 1000 psi through orifice, passing through flame of oxyacetylene torch, 6000F. Results Does not flash or ignite up to 3-1/2 feet from orifice. 3. Atomized Spray Test (procedure used by Factory Mutual Engineering Division). Test fluid heated to 140F. sprayed at 1000 psi from atomized cone type nozzle. A torch is passed through this spray 2 feet and 2 to 6 inches from the orifice. Local burning by torch at 6 inches and 2 feet from orifice. Flames self-extinguish immediately when torch removed. Hot Manifold Test (Federal Test Method Std. 791). Test fluid dripped on tube at 1300F. Does not flash or burn. - Molten Metal Ignition Test. (Test fluid -exposed to the surface of aluminum alloy at 1200F., to test for spontaneous ignition. Does not ignite, (All data is based upon samples tested in the laboratory and is not guaranteed for all samples. Write us for complete sales specifications.) . y dSnN28^7A STLCOPCB4062999 4. FORE MORE INFORMATION _] ... that will assist you to evaluate Pydraul air compressor i liSjb r icant s, simply fill in the following postcard. Monsanto can recommend the suitable choice of Pydraul lubricant for your equip ment anX^ furnish guidance for the simple steps required to convert from oil t\ a fire \. Please supply resistant lubricant. , further data on Pydraul lubricants % for: Type of Compressor Volume Capacity of Lubricating System Approx. Cylinder-Exit Air Temperature psi Name Company Address City ___ Title State Zip [Postage Paid Reply Indicia] / / / DSW 281672 STLCOPCB4063000 /3. SANTOSAFE W/G SERIES Water-Glycol Fluids Designed for systems with unavoidable fluid loss and where recovery is impractical. , \ FLUID SANTOSAFE Appearance Specific Gravity 20/20"C "\ ". Water Content (% by weight) ' Viscosity Centistokes < 130F 100F 0F Saybolts as measured 130F 100F 0F Absolute Saybolts (SSU x density) 130F 100F 0F Viscosity Index Pour Point Min. pH at 25C ' Alkaline Content (ml. 0.1N HCI to neutralize 100 ml. of fluid to pH 5.5) Rust Test (ASTM) . Flash Point (COC) Weight per gallon, lbs C? 60:F W/G 15 1.076 43.4 W/G 20 Red Liquid with a slight haze 1.08 43.0 W/G 30 1.073 40.0 21.1 32.6 499.6 97 150 2300 104 161 2475 155 min. --40F 9.4 164 . Pass None 9.00 28.0 47.0 700 130 200 2600 140 216 2808 155 min. --40 F . 9.4 165 Pass None 9.00 29.7 59.3 1050 140 275 4600 250 296 4950 ' 155 min. --40F 9.3 176 Pass None 9.00 DSW 281673 STLCOPCB4063001 v Cover DATE JOB October 23, 1975 Monsanto Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluic (W. D. Lubic, MICC, B1NB; 4-2630) Ic/Ff- fiStifluL FIRE RESISTANT FLUIDS O^cf designed for optimum operating efficiency, greater safety and minimum maintenance. os***14 Monsanto was the pioneer in the development of synthetic fire resistant lubricants. Over the past quarter century, specialized essentin Uy functional fluids have been developed to meetAevery required oper- n wide variety ating condition inAa4-l--t y-p eo^ o f specialized hydraulic equipment. Tire - f-lui-d-s--canfle -from ua~ll--oynfchc Lie plrospliaie eota1 baj>eth~pi uduc ta '-te--dor^ All f-f-uida-ar e--f-i-r-e--resist a~n-t y A broad ^ TVi n choice of viscosity/temperature characteris- is -to ticsAavailable aoourcaoptimum machine response and dependable oper- evi^i severe^ * ation^under wh^to^e-^ climatic and operating conditions. a--nee.ae-sary ft. Check over the range and types of hydraulic fluids that are available. \Mbnsanto will provide you with detailed performance in- formation on tne oneA's that interest you. ^^ [) FI /l ' <sCJUi^ (Tt~6l . Rit/fil f(1 C ^ IT STLCOPCB4063002 .. 1. "The Carbon-Oxygen Complex as a Possible Initiator of Explosions and Formation of Carbon Monoxide in Compressed Air Systems," by Busch, Berger, and Schrenk, Bureau of Mines paper R.1.4465, June 1949. > 2. "The Mechanism of Explosions in Starting Air Lines," by Ridgway, Robert S., Petroleum Refiner, June 1958. 3. "Oil Combustion Phenomena in High Pressure Air Systems," M. W. Weibel, Water Kidde & Co., Inc., Report R-831, copyright 1952. ' Pydraul^air compressor lubricants areAphocpha-te -ooter--braSTT" l^ib^r4.i-(n nan- g.3.i y A pvoi p q a n eliminate the petroleum oil mist and oil's carbonacous deposits that have been found to be the causes of receiver fires and compressor explosions. These phei phn te - e,s r b^se^ syntheticAlubricants reduce deposit build-up in pipes, coolers and on exhaust valves -- saving down time and cleaning. Aside from greater safety many users find the savings in maintenance alone warrants use of Pydraul compressor lubricants. E TC--O <0v0 CO Q ^ <1^5 A^Ou+UcOiU /;:a, ] , Syrtmr. /^ STLCOPCB4063003