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Heat transfer fluids are often taken for granted, despite their importance. Incomplete knowledge about their selection and maintenance often results in premature fluid degradation.
Alloys of aluminum are being implemented in heat transfer applications, including hot water boilers, more frequently due to aluminum’s very high conductance of heat. However, aluminum is much more expensive and highly reactive when compared to standard materials used in these applications, such as steel.