A kind of anti-coking synthetic aromatic hydrocarbon heat transfer oil and its preparation method
A technology for synthesizing aromatic hydrocarbons and heat-conducting oil, applied in chemical instruments and methods, materials for heat exchange, etc., can solve the problems of easy oxidative deterioration, coking and scrapping, etc., and achieve the effects of no precipitation, no coking, and good thermal conductivity.
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[0045] Anti-coking synthetic aromatic heat transfer oil totals 1000Kg, made of synthetic aromatic base oil 970Kg, T534 6Kg, 22466Kg, T106 4Kg, T122 4Kg, T155 10Kg. The synthetic aromatic base oil: initial boiling point>300°C, density>0.98g / cm 3 , pour point<-28°C, carbon residue<0.05%, acid value<0.03mgKOH / g. Corrosion of copper sheet is less than grade 1 (tested according to GB / T5096, 100°C, 3h).
Embodiment 1-2
[0049] Anti-coking synthetic aromatic heat transfer oil totals 1000Kg, made of synthetic aromatic base oil 974Kg, L57 4Kg, T5014Kg, T122 8Kg, T154 10Kg. The synthetic aromatic base oil: initial boiling point>300°C, density>0.98g / cm 3 , pour point<-28°C, residual carbon<0.05%, acid value<0.03mg KOH / g, copper sheet corrosion is less than grade 1 (tested according to GB / T5096, 100°C, 3h).
Embodiment 1-3
[0053] Select 970Kg of synthetic aromatic base oil, heat it to 120°C, and keep it for 1 hour to remove water and light components in the base oil. Analysis shows that the water content in the base oil is 120mg / Kg. Add solid additives T501 4Kg, 2246 4Kg, stir until completely dissolved. Cool down to 60-80°C, add T534 4Kg, T516 4Kg, T107 3Kg, T106 3Kg, T154 4Kg, T155 4Kg, stir for 50 minutes, mix evenly, filter with 0.5μm plate filter to get the finished anti-coking synthetic aromatic hydrocarbon heat transfer oil .
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