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HYDRAULIC FLUID 68-1<br />
COMPOSITION:<br />
Mineral<br />
Linear <strong>and</strong> branched<br />
chained aliphatics<br />
Oil in water emulsions<br />
Water in oil emulsions<br />
Svnthetic<br />
Polyglycols Olefin oligomers<br />
Phosphate esters Alkylated aromatics<br />
Silicate esters Polybutenes<br />
Silicones<br />
Cycloaliphatics<br />
'Organic esters Polyphenyl ethers<br />
Many hydraulic fluids primarily consist of a blend of<br />
various hydrocarbons. Hydrocarbons are typically<br />
incompatible with strong acids, alkalies, <strong>and</strong> strong<br />
oxidizers, <strong>and</strong> may be considered miscellaneous combustible<br />
or flammable materials for compatibility classification<br />
purposes. Such substances typically evolve heat, fire, <strong>and</strong><br />
toxic or flammable gases in reactions with oxidizing mineral<br />
acids, alkali or alkaline earth elemental metals, nitrides,<br />
REACTIVITY organic peroxides or hytzaperoxides, or strong oxidizing<br />
agents. Reactions with explosive materials may result in an<br />
explosion, while those with strong reducing agents may<br />
evolve heat <strong>and</strong> flammable gases. Non-oxidizing mineral<br />
acids generally evolve heat <strong>and</strong> innocuous gases.<br />
Other types of hydraulic fluids may include or be comprised<br />
of various types of glycols, glycol ethers, esters, <strong>and</strong><br />
various additives. Reactivity hazards for these must be<br />
determined on a case-by-case basis (23,505,507,511).<br />
l Physical State (at 20-C): liquid (23)<br />
l Color: yellow brown; varies with use (60)<br />
l Odor: odorless to slight ammonia (2233)<br />
l Odor Threshold: no data ( )<br />
l Liquid Density (g/ml at 2O'C): 0.902 (60)<br />
l Freezing/Melting Point ('C): not pertinent (60)<br />
l Boiling Point ('C): 190.5-287.8 (23)<br />
l Flash Point ('C): varies with particular blend<br />
<strong>and</strong> product ( 1<br />
l Flammable Limits in Air, % by Volume: no data ( )<br />
l Autoignition Temperature ('C): no data<br />
PHYSICO- l Vapor Pressure (ran Hg at 2O'C): no data I:<br />
CHEMICAL l Saturated Concentration in Air<br />
DATA bg/ms at 20-C): not pertinent 0 .<br />
0 Solubility in Water (mg/L at 2O'C):<br />
no data ( ><br />
l Viscosity (cp): 56-150 at 4C.C (21)<br />
a Surface Tension (dyne/cm.at 20-C): 36-37.5 * (60)<br />
0 Log (Octanol-Water Partition Coefficient),<br />
log K : not available ( 1<br />
l Soil A&&ption Coefficient, K : not available ( ><br />
l Henry's Law Constant (atm*m3/m8(i. at 20'C):<br />
not available<br />
l Bioconcentration Factor: not available<br />
6/87
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