Symbol: ☆=Acceptable under certain conditions (sample inspection must be conducted before application) All the content of this article is an introduction to the product from the perspective of safety requirements based on our existing knowledge level. But it does not guarantee the special properties of the product.

In each case, flushing should be carried out according to the steps recommended by the steam turbine manufacturer. It should be noted that not all contamination can be removed during flushing. Fire resistant fuel has a significant solvent effect, making it easier to carry solid pollutants than mineral oil, which may result in more particles entering the system. Therefore, a slightly longer flushing time is required than usual.

For safety reasons, users must pay attention to the following two points: A. Ensure that users of the product receive relevant material safety data and technical documents, including applications, user manuals, and warnings (Precautions); B. Before using this product or providing it for any other application, consult with the Process Additives department of Great Lakes Chemical Company in the United States.

After flushing or changing the oil, cycle for 24 hours. This test procedure assumes continuous or semi continuous operation. In the case of long-term shutdown, the quality of fire-resistant fuel should be checked before starting; If satisfied, check at the recommended time intervals in the following runs.

Due to the isolation effect of phosphate ester fire-resistant fuel, pouring it into soil, lakes, rivers and seas will isolate oxygen, oxygen content, etc., thus causing pollution to the surrounding environment. To reduce the impact on the surrounding environment for fire-resistant fuel users when processing waste oil

Table 1 Quality standards for new phosphate ester fire-resistant fuel