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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Quality Control Design Engineering Material Characterization Dynalene has 3 techniques to determine the viscosity of your products! We can obtain more complex information with our TA Instruments AR-G2 Rheometer, including Yield Stress, Shear Thinning/Thickening, Thixotropy, etc. We also have the classic Brookfield Viscometer and Cannon-Fenske Viscometers for kinematic viscosity. “WHY DYNALENE??” Multiple Techniques Quick Turnaround
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Heat transfer fluids such as glycols, brines, thermal oils and silicones are important components of many heating and cooling processes. Maintaining the health of these fluids is very important for increasing the service life of the system. Particulates in the fluid can cause severe system problems as discussed below. Filters are recommended to be used
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A quick and accurate way to measure the glycol concentration in a HVAC or mechanical system is through a hand-held refractometer. Here are a few do’s and don’ts for the proper use of this instrument. Be sure the instrument is clean and dry before use Use enough fluid to cover the entire measuring prism Point
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Solar thermal hot water systems — where solar heating is used to provide hot water to process applications — are becoming common in industrial applications where hot water is at a premium. Selecting an efficient, stable fluid to transfer heat from the rooftop panel down to the hot water heat exchanger is a key step
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FTIR Analysis is the most common method to confirm the identification of raw materials. Unknown materials can also be compared to our FTIR spectrum library. Based on the absorption pattern of the FTIR spectrum, information can be obtained on the functional groups present in the sample. WHY DYNALENE?? Quick Turnaround Competitive Rates Flexible Service Multi-Sample
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Dynalene has been nominated for the Governor’s Impact Award in the category of Export Impact Category for the year 2015. The Governor’s ImPAct Awards, designed to celebrate the companies and individuals who are investing in Pennsylvania and creating jobs. Job creation is the governor’s top priority, this award recognizes Pennsylvania’s job-creating companies with an award
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It’s the middle of Q2 2015 and Dynalene fluids are being specified in more and more applications and projects than at any other time in the company’s history (which goes back to the early 90’s). One of the leading products in the Dynalene fluid lineup is the Dynalene HC series of fluids. The Dynalene HC
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Corrosion Comparison of Metals in Dynalene HC and CaCl2 Brine Dynalene HC is a potassium formate and water based heat transfer fluid used in several low temperature applications. Dynalene HC is a non-toxic, non-flammable, environmentally friendly fluid which demonstrates higher thermal efficiency, lower viscosity and lower corrosion rate as compared to other brines (e.g. CaCl2).
Summer Newsletter 2014 Read More »
