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Ana Garcia

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  • in reply to: What is a bitumen emulsion and how is it produced? #324855
    Ana Garcia
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    Bitumen emulsion is a mixture of bitumen, water, and emulsifiers used in cold road applications. It allows easier handling and lower environmental impact. GlobeCore offers compact and fully automated emulsion plants with colloid mills for stable emulsions and adjustable cationic/anionic formulations.

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    It includes BDV, tan delta, DGA, acidity, moisture, and resistivity tests. GlobeCore helps you keep the oil in test-ready condition by removing impurities and regenerating used oil to meet IEC standards.

    in reply to: What is SBS modified bitumen and how is it produced? #324792
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    SBS (styrene-butadiene-styrene) modified bitumen offers enhanced elasticity and crack resistance. It is produced by blending SBS polymers into hot bitumen using high-shear mixers. GlobeCore PMB plants enable continuous, high-throughput SBS modification with full control of temperature, dosing, and mixing intensity.

    in reply to: What is 2197 turbine oil and how is it serviced? #323814
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    2197 turbine oil is a synthetic aviation lubricant developed for deposit control and thermal stability. GlobeCore filtration systems degas and clean 2197 oils, extending their usability and protecting jet engines.

    in reply to: What is Turbo Oil 2197 and why is it preferred? #323782
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    Turbo Oil 2197 is a synthetic aviation lubricant valued for deposit control and high-temperature performance. GlobeCore treatment systems degas and filter Turbo Oil 2197, extending oil and engine life.

    in reply to: How much is Mobil Jet Oil II and what affects its price? #323690
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    Mobil Jet Oil II is a premium synthetic aviation oil, and its cost reflects its high-performance formulation and certification standards. GlobeCore purification helps extend its usable life, lowering overall operating costs.

    in reply to: What is an oil regeneration plant and who needs it? #323406
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    An oil regeneration plant restores aged insulating oils by removing acids, sludge, water, and gases, returning them to like-new quality. GlobeCore manufactures regeneration plants for utilities, industrial users, and service companies to cut costs and extend transformer life.

    in reply to: Why use Midel Oil 7131 and how is it processed? #323268
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    Midel Oil 7131 is a synthetic ester transformer fluid with superior thermal stability and environmental safety compared to mineral oils. GlobeCore treatment plants remove moisture and gases from Midel 7131, extending its service life and ensuring compliance with IEC standards.

    in reply to: What is transformer oil filtration? #322771
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    Transformer oil filtration is the process of removing contaminants like water, gases, and particles to restore insulating properties. GlobeCore provides high-vacuum filtration plants for field and industrial applications.

    in reply to: What is bituminous emulsion? #322562
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    Bituminous emulsion is a dispersion of bitumen in water, stabilized by emulsifiers, used in construction for priming, sealing, and waterproofing. GlobeCore plants can produce all types of bituminous emulsions, from cationic to polymer-modified grades.

    in reply to: What is ultra bitumen emulsion? #322560
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    Ultra bitumen emulsion is a premium-grade emulsion designed for high-performance road and industrial applications. GlobeCore systems help manufacturers produce ultra-stable emulsions with enhanced durability.

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    Energy companies use GlobeCore TOR-8 to monitor dissolved gases in Midel 7131 oil, improving predictive maintenance and avoiding costly failures.

    in reply to: Mineral transformer oil gas analysis for power utilities #322072
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    Power utilities use GlobeCore TOR-8 to monitor dissolved gases in transformer oil as part of routine diagnostics, helping predict and prevent unplanned outages.

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    The GlobeCore TOR-7 is designed as a multifunctional tester, allowing complete assessment of mineral transformer oil quality and compliance with IEC and ASTM standards.

    in reply to: Field testing kit for diesel fuel water detection #321878
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    GlobeCore TOR-1 is a field-ready testing kit for detecting water in diesel fuel, ideal for refineries, marine fleets, and industrial storage facilities.

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    Cod liver oil contains high levels of PUFAs, moisture, phospholipids, and sometimes heavy metals or vitamins (like A and D), which can affect transesterification efficiency and final fuel stability. These components may cause emulsions, oxidation, or soap formation if not removed. Proper drying, neutralization, and degumming are essential before biodiesel conversion. The GlobeCore USB system ensures stable reactions through precise temperature, mixing, and settling control, minimizing the impact of these impurities and maximizing biodiesel quality.

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    To boost lipid content in Chlorella, nitrogen-starvation is the most effective strategy. When nitrogen levels are limited, the algae shift metabolism from protein synthesis to lipid accumulation, especially neutral lipids ideal for biodiesel. Cultivation in photobioreactors or controlled open pond systems allows precise manipulation of nutrients, light, and CO₂ levels. Optimizing light intensity, pH, and temperature also enhances lipid productivity. Coupling nutrient stress with batch or semi-continuous cultivation and CO₂ supplementation maximizes lipid yield, making Chlorella a promising source for sustainable biodiesel production.

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    Mechanical pressing (cold or hot press) and solvent extraction are the two main methods for extracting peanut oil. Pressing is more sustainable for small-scale operations, while solvent extraction offers higher yields for industrial use. Once extracted, the oil is filtered and fed into a GlobeCore USB biodiesel unit, which handles the chemical transformation into fuel. Combining oil extraction and biodiesel production on-site creates a complete, sustainable biofuel system.

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    Batch processing provides better control over individual formulations, while continuous processing increases efficiency for large-scale production. The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer supports both methods for flexible operations.

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    The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer is engineered for low power consumption while maintaining high-performance mixing, reducing operational costs for pharmaceutical manufacturers.

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