Castrol ON: Primary Cooling Fluid DTX

Provides significant COP and PUE advantages, when compared with Propylene Glycol (PG).

DTX technology, benefits & credentials

DTX delivers the increased thermodynamic and hydrodynamic performance benefits of Ethylene Glycol (EG) based cooling fluids, whilst providing the low-toxicity credentials of PG based cooling fluids. Converting a PG based cooling system to DTX is proven to increase COP by >10% while reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions by a similar amount.

DTX was primarily developed primarily for use in food and beverage process cooling and refrigeration systems, Coolflow DTX is now the go-to sub-zero cooling fluid for many blue-chip breweries, dairies, distilleries, food processors and cold-chain distributors. The majority of new-build F&B facilities are designed around the use of Coolflow DTX, which facilitates the use of smaller chillers, pumps, pipework etc. to generate the same cooling capacity, and thus significantly reduces Capex.

Coolflow DTX has also been adopted for use in several military and medical devices, including Pilot Cooling Units for Lockheed Martin F35 Lightning II jets and Spectrum Medicals ‘Mr Frosty’ blood heater-cooler, as used during open-chest surgery. Both devices are patented, with Coolflow DTX intrinsic to the specification.

Castrol ON: Primary Cooling Fluid DTX – key characteristics

  • Durable, with inbuilt resistance to oxidation, thermal degradation and biological contamination.
  • Optimised thermodynamic and hydrodynamic performance for improved PUE characteristics.
  • Compatible with DC Cooling Solutions nanoparticles and other performance additives.
  • Enhanced CUE with minimised environmental footprint, low toxicity and biodegradability.
  • Compatible with all metals, seals and materials commonly used in data centre cooling systems.
  • Maximum potential for reuse or upcycling at time of data centre decommissioning.

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