We are reviewing the product design of liquid filled differential level gauges and want to insure that they meet the industry requirements. The former license owner had authorized that a fill fluid of ethylene glycol (68%) and distilled water (32%) could be used for oxygen service up to 500 psi. Normally the fill fluid would never contact the oxygen media, but in the case of a failure it would be possible for a leak to occur between the oxygen and the fill fluid. Do you have any data on the safety of ethylene glycol and pressurized oxygen? If so, how might I have access to the information? If not, would you have any suggestions of whom I might contact?
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Majid Belgacem
August 1, 2008I don’t know whether this is advertising the company, but I think there is some information in this link:http://www.dow.com/ethyleneglycol/