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5. Operation
Scalding, freezing, burning
Only use heat transfer liquid that is suitable for the
application’s temperature range.
Ensure that no substance or material that comes into
contact with heat energy during operation exceeds or falls
below the working temperature range.
Ensure that all components are designed for the pressures
encountered during operation.
Never use the application outside of its specification range
( chapter 9).
Contact with heat transfer liquid or device or connection
components
Corrosion, poisoning, scalding, freezing
Use suitable protective equipment.
Avoid contact with hot, cold, corrosive or poisonous
temperature control fluid or sample fluid.
Avoid contact with hot or cold device components.
During operation, ensure that device and connection
components are appropriately insulated.
Bring the heat transfer liquid to room temperature before
draining.
Only carry out work on device, socket or connection
components when the device is empty.
Note the heat expansion and/or drop in volume of the heat
transfer liquid when regulating its temperature.
Note that, before continuous operation of the application, the
air in the piping must be allowed to escape in order to avoid
damage or incorrect measurements. This can lead to the fill
level dropping below the minimum fill level.
Note that, during longer temperature control, the heat
transfer liquid can evaporate. This can lead to the fill level
dropping below the minimum fill level.
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