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Oct 25, 2022 - 07:46 AM
The "pour point" is the lowest temperature at which the fluid still pours under the influence of gravity. The pour point of all of our dielectric fluids - including EC130 - is about -65C.
What is the freezing temperature? Is it able to handle between -100 degree celsius (173 K) up to 150 celsius?
I'm wondering if it could be used for low temperatures to increase performance of equipment. Is it still a liquid when -100 celsius could the oil still be pumped in a cooling circuit using an oil or water pump?
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ElectroCool® EC-130 Dielectric Coolant
Synthetic Single-phase Liquid Dielectric Coolant for high performance and/or fully sealed system semiconductor & electronics cooling and insulation. Very low viscosity, broad materials compatibility, highly stable and resistant to aging. Engineered for Single-phase, Liquid Immersion Cooling of E...
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