Deionized water or DI water is water of which the minerals or salts are removed. This water is completely free of dissolved minerals as a result of one of distillation, deionization, membrane, reverse osmosis (nanofiltration) or electrodyalisis. Deionized water is the water of choice in many factories and manufacturing settings where mineral ions, such as […]
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Dynalene launchesFluidry® product line that consists of moisture removal (or desiccation) systems which helps in maintaining low moisture content in hydrocarbons, silicone oils and transformer oil (insulation oil). Maintaining low moisture content in low- and high-temperature heat transfer fluids is crucial to attaining or maintaining designed system efficiency. Moisture, which can enter into a fluid
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Dynalene is pleased to announce that it has been awarded a Phase I STTR grant from National Science Foundation (NSF). This grant will help Dynalene to collaborate with Lehigh University researchers to develop a cost effective, high temperature molten salt heat transfer fluid and thermal storage medium for concentrated solar power plants (CSP). With the
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Do you know what’s in your product? Let us tell you with our GC-FID/MS! Dynalene helps its customers identify chemical components and product contaminants using our Agilent GC-FID/MS. Let us know if you need: Contamination detection Product quality control Chemical identification and quantification Product deformulation Dynalene can perform tests on a variety of different products:
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“What is the difference between propylene glycol (PG) and ethylene glycol (EG)?” The main difference between the two glycols is that ethylene glycol (EG) is toxic while propylene glycol (PG) is non-toxic and can be purchased in a food grade version in addition to the technical/industrial grade. Another difference is that PG has higher viscosity
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Heat transfer fluids are important components of many industrial processes. We, here at Dynalene, have long been thinking about having a magazine dedicated to these fluids. There is no academic curriculum that teaches the science and engineering of heat transfer fluids. Therefore, we have decided to cover topics that are relevant to a heat transfer
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How Can Flash Point Help You??? GHS Safety Data Sheet Reformatting Transportation Classification Disposal Requirements Safe Storage and Handling DOT & IATA Flammable Classification Flash Point Analysis is important for the transportation and storage of chemicals. Flash Point is used to classify materials as flammable or combustible. The classification of your material will affect many
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I’m sure as an engineer you have been asked to size heat exchangers, pumps, chillers and other system components for customers who want to use a Propylene Glycol/Water mixture because it is environmentally safe and user friendly. Unfortunately, you realize the temperature requirement for the Propylene Glycol /Water mixture is too low for the fluid
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Dynalene Inc. is pleased to announce the opening of its 3rd manufacturing and distribution facility in Salt Lake City, Utah. This new location will be equipped with multiple large scale blending tanks as well as more than 40,000 gallons of bulk fluid storage for propylene glycol, ethylene glycol and Dynalene HC.The plant will produce and
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