In the asphalt processing industry, using heat transfer systems to maintain the right temperature is vital for achieving optimal performance and ensuring product quality. Eastman Therminol® heat transfer fluids provide reliability in numerous applications, including:
- In heat transfer systems used to maintain asphalt at specific temperatures in bulk terminals that store and process asphalt
- In roofing material plants, which use asphalt as a raw material for shingles and require heat transfer systems to heat the asphalt storage and material transfer system components
- In barges that transfer asphalt and use an onboard heat transfer system to maintain their cargo’s fluidity
Keeping heat transfer systems working optimally is key to maintaining the consistent conditions needed for asphalt processing and storage. You can count on Therminol fluids and Eastman expertise to keep your systems running smoothly.
Therminol 54 heat transfer fluid
Therminol 54 is a synthetic fluid designed for reliable heat transfer at bulk temperatures up to 280°C (540°F). Ideal for nonpressurized or low-pressure indirect heating systems, it provides efficient process heat without the need for high pressures.
Therminol 55 heat transfer fluid
Therminol 55 is a synthetic heat transfer fluid designed for moderate-temperature applications in nonpressurized or low-pressure indirect heating systems. It provides efficient and dependable uniform process heat without the need for high pressures.
Therminol 62 heat transfer fluid
Therminol 62 is a synthetic heat transfer fluid designed with custom chemistry for high performance, purity and low pressure, offering exceptional thermal stability. It is specifically engineered to resist solids formation and prevent system fouling.
Therminol SP heat transfer fluid
Therminol SP is a synthetic heat transfer fluid for moderate-temperature applications in nonpressurized or low-pressure indirect heating systems. It offers efficient, uniform process heat without high pressures and resists oxidation ten times better than mineral oils.