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Article | REF: BE9572 V2

Low temperature heat transfer fluids. Properties

Author: Christophe MARVILLET

Publication date: October 10, 2015, Review date: February 24, 2020

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2. Water and brine

2.1 Water

Water is the most widely used heat transfer medium: in fact, it's the most interesting medium whenever temperatures above 0°C can be accommodated.

In cases where parts of the refrigerant-carrier circuit have temperatures below 0°C (the "coldest" parts of the circuit are the evaporator walls), only aqueous solutions containing a component that helps lower the freezing point can be used: this is the case for many organic or inorganic salts.

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2.2 Main salts used in brines

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