HyVolt II oil is a high-grade inhibited mineral insulating fluid used in transformers for reliability and longevity. GlobeCore plants regenerate HyVolt II oils, keeping them clean, dry, and compliant with international dielectric standards.

Borak 22 is a mineral-based transformer oil formulated for insulation and cooling in power systems. GlobeCore regeneration systems restore Borak 22 by eliminating acids, water, and sludge, ensuring it meets IEC and ASTM standards.

Transformer oil is purified using high-vacuum systems that remove water, gases, acids, and solid contaminants, restoring its insulating and cooling properties. GlobeCore manufactures mobile and stationary purification plants designed for field servicing and industrial-scale operations.

Emulsion in bitumen refers to the dispersion of bitumen droplets in water, stabilized with emulsifiers, allowing easier application and mixing. GlobeCore manufactures plants to produce all emulsion types with precise control.

The GlobeCore TOR-80 is designed to test high-voltage transformer oil dielectric strength, helping operators prevent insulation failures and outages.

GlobeCore provides the TOR-80 testing kit for quick and compliant breakdown voltage measurements of silicone oil in both lab and field conditions.

GlobeCore TOR-8 can detect hydrogen, methane, ethylene, acetylene, and other critical gases, enabling early identification of transformer faults.

For pork fat, a two-step process is often used: acid-catalyzed esterification to reduce FFAs, followed by base-catalyzed transesterification with methanol and NaOH/KOH. This prevents soap formation and improves yield. Alternatively, hydrotreating (hydrogenation) creates renewable diesel with better cold-flow and storage properties, but it’s capital-intensive. The GlobeCore USB system is optimized for two-stage biodiesel conversion and can handle high-viscosity animal fats while minimizing chemical waste and maximizing conversion rates.

Peanut biodiesel offers smooth combustion and good engine performance, especially in blends like B20. As with all biodiesel, fuel filters may clog during initial use due to cleaning effects. B100 may cause issues in cold climates unless additives are used. The GlobeCore USB plant ensures fuel purity and stability, minimizing performance issues and making the biodiesel safe for modern diesel engines without requiring modifications.

Transesterification involves mixing palm oil with an alcohol (typically methanol) and a catalyst (like NaOH or KOH). The triglycerides in palm oil react to form methyl esters (biodiesel) and glycerol. This process requires controlled heating and thorough mixing. The GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant is designed for this purpose, automating each stage to ensure optimal conversion, quick processing, and clean separation of byproducts. It reduces energy usage and ensures the final biodiesel meets fuel quality standards.