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The Effect of Water on Low Temperature Heat Transfer Fluid Performance
Water contamination of low-temperature heat transfer fluids is often blamed for poor performance in industrial cooling processes involving liquid nitrogen. This study by Paratherm Corp. simulated the coil freezing characteristics of 3 fluids - Paratherm CR, silicone and a d-limonene blend - at varying levels of water contamination.
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