We have been asked to build test equipment for automotive radiators using pure 100% ethylene glycol as a test fluid at temperatures of up to 140 degrees centigrade. We know that serious accidents have happened when this has been attempted by others. Does anybody have any experience/comments please?
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Ethylene glycol at high temperature
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