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Introduction
January 2005
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Introduction
• ANDEROL Inc.
• Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluids
• FM Global
• Spray Flammability Testing
• ANDEROL Bio Guard FRHF Series
– Typical Properties
– Pump Tests
– Operating Limits
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ANDEROL Corporate Profile
• Marketing and Technology Company
• Specialized in industrial & aviation lubricants for
more than 60 years
• Growth focused on industrial markets
• Numerous approvals from
– Major OEMs
– Government agencies
– Approval bodies
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ANDEROL Offices
• A Global Company
– East Hanover, New Jersey
– Toronto, Ontario, Canada
– Maastricht, The Netherlands
– Osaka, Japan
– Milan, Italy
– Caracas, Venezuela
– Guandong, China 2005
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ANDEROL Inc. Mission
• Elevate customer expectations through innovative
lubrication solutions.
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ANDEROL Market Profile
• Marketing and technology company
• Primary growth focused on industrial markets
– Oil & Gas
– Food & Beverage
• Core markets or segments
– Aviation
– Air Compression
– Mining
– Power Generation
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Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid
• ISO Category HF
• Several Sub Categories
• Eg. HF-A are High water emulsions
• HF-D contain chemistries other than water based
or water containing
• HFD-U include polyol esters, polyglycols etc
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Who is FM Global?
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FM Global - Testing
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Factory Mutual Approval
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Spray Flammability Testing
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Old – Spray Test – New
• Test gave a pass/fail • New test measures
result – ignitability
• Test could be – Heat release
manipulated by adding • Fluid is sheared prior to
polymers
testing
• No distinction between
fluid types • New test distinguishes
between fluids
– Four group types
• No incentive for a
safer fluid • Spray Flammability
Parameter (SFP)
calculated
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The fluid classification
Non Flammable Fluid
Group 0
SFP <4 + Net Heat of Combustion <4kJ/g
• Typically:
– High Water products Group 0
– Water glycolsGroup 1
– Phosphate esters Group 1
– Polyol esters Group 2 & 3
– Polyglycols Group 2
– Polyalphaolefins Group 3
– Mineral oils Group 3
• Factory Mutual do not give class approvals
– i.e. - 'all water glycols are Group 1'
• Testing is required for each product
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Where do typical values fall?
Group 0 & 1 Group 2 Group 3
5:95 emulsions
Water glycols
Phosphate esters
Polyols typical
Quintolubric 888
Mineral Oil
0 2 4 6 8 10 12
Spray Flammability Parameter
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ANDEROL Bio Guard
FRHF Series
Properties & Benefits
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Fire Resistance Properties
• Flash Point
– > 310°C (>590°F)
• Biodegradability
– > 80% OECD 301B
– WGK classification of 1 (new criterion)
• Ashless formulation
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Hydraulic Properties
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Typical Properties
Property Test method Units FRHF 46 FRHF 68
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Corrosion & Wear Properties
Property Test method Units FRHF 46 FRHF 68
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Oxidation Stability
Bio Guard FRHF 68, 160°C, 168hrs
80 1.4
70 1.2
60
1
0.8
40
0.6
30
0.4
20
10 0.2
0 0
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
Time (hrs)
KV 40 KV 100 TAN
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Operational Benefits
• Compatibility
– Elastomers
• Compatibility is similar to mineral oils
– EPDM & low nitrile content elastomers are not recommended
– Other fluids
• Fully miscible with mineral oils, polyol esters and some
phosphate esters
• Generally not miscible with polyglycol fluids
• Not compatible with water based fluids
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Tailored Solutions for
Critical Applications!
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