{"id":157924,"date":"2010-10-04T12:28:30","date_gmt":"2010-10-04T12:28:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/climalife.com\/climalife-adds-a-vegetable-derived-product-to-its-heat-transfer-fluid-range\/"},"modified":"2022-10-05T09:11:02","modified_gmt":"2022-10-05T09:11:02","slug":"climalife-adds-a-vegetable-derived-product-to-its-heat-transfer-fluid-range","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/climalife.com\/ro\/climalife-adds-a-vegetable-derived-product-to-its-heat-transfer-fluid-range\/","title":{"rendered":"Climalife adds a vegetable derived product to its Heat Transfer Fluid range"},"content":{"rendered":"

Climalife is on the Greenway®!<\/strong> <\/p>\n

The aim is to offer a new alternative range <\/strong> to our fossil based MPG ready-to-use range. <\/p>\n

Greenway® therefore has the same versions but with their own specific advantages:<\/p>\n

 – Greenway® : Can be used in many heating applications and has low viscosity at low temperatures for refrigeration.<\/p>\n

 – Greenway® Solar<\/a> : very low degradation at high temperature<\/p>\n

 – Greenway® Heat Pump<\/a>: efficiently transfers heat while minimizing the risk of ground pollution in the event of a leak.<\/p>\n

Greenway® at a glance:<\/strong> <\/a><\/p>\n

A heat transfer medium:<\/p>\n

 – To suit renewable energy objectives<\/p>\n

 – With a biodegradable raw material<\/strong> derived from a renewable vegetable resource (non alimentary corn)<\/p>\n

 – Without any toxic additive<\/strong>s (no borax, nitrate, phosphate or amine)<\/p>\n

 – Anticorrosive technology based on organic long lasting inhibitors<\/strong><\/p>\n

 – A low ecological footprint<\/strong> in production: 40% less CO2 emissions and 40% less energy than that of traditional MPG<\/p>\n

 – Greenway® is the only BIO Heat Transfer Fluid formula agreed by French Health Ministry for sanitary<\/strong> hot water production by simple exchange.<\/p>\n

Greenway®:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Suitable for :<\/p>\n

 – underfloor heating, sprinkler and central heating systems<\/p>\n

 – air conditioning and refrigeration (freezing point : -30°C)<\/p>\n

 Its viscosity is 3 times lower than MPG at -20°C<\/strong> so it brings: <\/p>\n

 – Less required flow rate<\/p>\n

 – Increased flow rates<\/p>\n

 – Reduced pump size <\/p>\n

 – Energy savings to achieve the desired performance <\/p>\n

 Pumping energy requirements:<\/p>\n

14 times less energy for Greenway® compared to MPG at -30 ° C and 3 times less at -10° C.
4 times more energy for Greenway® compared to MEG (labelled as harmful) at -30 ° C.<\/p>\n

Greenway® Solar:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Suitable for: thermal solar systems (panels or vacuum tubes) <\/p>\n

Greenway® Solar<\/a> degradation is 4 times lower than MPG at 150°C so it allows:<\/p>\n

 – Reduced degradability when operating at high temperatures <\/p>\n

 – Better control of corrosion<\/p>\n

 – Solar panels will have less sludge build up <\/p>\n

 – Increased lifespan and long lasting efficiency<\/p>\n

For Climalife, it gives a key success factor for solar applications!<\/strong><\/p>\n

Greenway® Heat Pump:<\/strong> <\/p>\n

Suitable for: ground source heat pump collectors and heating circuits of air to water heat pumps<\/p>\n

It raises consciousness on the issue of environmental practices and habits : even though Greenway® Heat Pump<\/a> is fully derived from a renewable vegetable source and offers minimal pollution compared to traditional MPG in case of a system leak, it is still to be considered as a waste and needs appropriate treatment.<\/p>\n

So let’s together support and pave the way to Greenway® <\/strong>and pay us a visit at Chillventa (Hall 6, Stand 330) !<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Author : R. Viry <\/strong><\/p>\n

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