TotalEnergies Seriola 32
TotalEnergies SERIOLA 32 is a mineral heat transfer fluid formulated with selected base oils for installations that use thermal fluid circulation. It can be used in open and closed circuits for industrial heating and temperature control.
TotalEnergies SERIOLA 32 for industrial heat transfer
Its formulation offers very high thermal stability, a high flash point, and a high viscosity index. These characteristics allow its use in different industrial processes where efficient heat transfer and a thermal fluid with good resistance to degradation are required.
Technical characteristics
- Type: mineral heat transfer fluid.
- Application: thermal transfer systems by circulation.
- Circuits: open and closed.
- Selected base oils.
- Very high thermal stability.
- High flash point.
- High viscosity index.
- Oxidation resistance thanks to a selected antioxidant.
Typical technical data
In accordance with the official TotalEnergies TDS:
- Density at 15 °C: 865 kg/m³.
- Viscosity at 40 °C: 30 mm²/s.
- Pour point: -15 °C.
- Flash point COC: 230 °C.
- Flash point PMCC: 223 °C.
- Fire point: 260 °C.
- Maximum fluid temperature: 310 °C.
- Maximum film temperature: 330 °C.
- Minimum operating temperature: 0 °C.
Classifications
TotalEnergies SERIOLA 32 is classified according to:
- DIN 51522 Class Q
- ISO 6743-12 L-QB
Applications
It is recommended for heat transfer installations using thermal fluid circulation and is suitable for heating and temperature control in different industries.
Its applications include:
- Steam production.
- Paper industry.
- Wood industry.
- Textile industry.
- Oil & Gas processes.
- Heating using heat exchangers.
- Industrial heating and temperature control processes.
Usage recommendation
The selection and operation of the fluid must be carried out in accordance with the design of the installation, operating temperatures, and the recommendations of the thermal transfer system manufacturer. The technical data sheet establishes a maximum bulk temperature of 310 °C and a film temperature of 330 °C.