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Operating characteristics

Temperature stability.

Research results indicate that Thermera products are highly stable up to a temperature of 110 °C, and no degradation has been detected in the tests.

Microbiological stability.

The research results indicate that Thermera products are highly stable. No fungal, yeast or bacterial growth has been found. The research and practical experiences have shown that betaine, the raw material of Thermera, prevents microbial growth in fluid concentrations of over 20 w-% of betaine.

Foaming.

Thermera does not foam in normal applications.

Operating life.

As Thermera has a good thermal and microbiological stability and it contains only a very small amount of inhibitors, its operating life is most often longer than that of the conventional heat transfer fluids. The exact operating life always depends on the specific system, and no exact life span can be given.

Disposal.

As Thermera is a completely non-toxic and environmentally acceptable natural product, it can be disposed of with normal sewage water. In case of major volumes, the local sewage treatment plant or the municipality should be consulted for detailed instructions.

Storage

Thermera should be stored in a closed and air-sealed container. This guarantees that no water will evaporate into the air and Thermera heat transfer fluid will remain in top condition. A container possibly located under the filling pump shall also be hermetically closed. A stored product shall be protected against direct sunlight.