Chicken fat is rendered by low-heat wet or dry rendering, separating fat from bones, skin, and tissues. The resulting tallow is then filtered and dried to reduce moisture content. Further pretreatment may include deacidification if free fatty acid (FFA) levels are high. For biodiesel production, this refined fat is heated and mixed with methanol and a catalyst. The GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant integrates heating, chemical dosing, and separation, making it efficient for converting chicken fat—even with moderate FFAs—into high-quality biodiesel.

Yes, mustard oil can be converted into biodiesel and used as a renewable fuel in diesel engines. Its relatively high unsaturated fatty acid content makes it a good feedstock for transesterification, producing a clean-burning biodiesel with good cold flow properties. Direct use of raw mustard oil is not advised due to its high viscosity and poor combustion behavior. However, when processed in a GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant, mustard oil becomes a compliant and engine-safe fuel that meets EN and ASTM standards.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer offers high-strength impellers, ensuring durability and continuous operation in demanding production environments.

The BDV (Breakdown Voltage) of transformer oil is a critical parameter measured by gradually increasing the voltage applied to an oil sample until it undergoes electrical breakdown. High-quality transformer oil typically exhibits a BDV exceeding 30 kV under standardized test conditions, ensuring its suitability for high-voltage applications.

Standards for transformer oil testing are established by organizations such as ASTM International and IEC; these standards define the methods for assessing properties like dielectric breakdown voltage, viscosity, flash point, and moisture content to ensure safety and efficiency.

Rotor-stator configurations generate intense shear forces that break down bread particles uniformly. This design, often inspired by high-shear homogenizers, ensures that crumbs are consistently processed to the desired size and texture, enhancing overall product quality.

FR3 oil is chosen for its sustainability, high fire point, and ability to enhance transformer performance while being biodegradable and eco-friendly.

Leading manufacturers include Shell, TotalEnergies, ExxonMobil, Cargill, and Colas Group, offering a range of products for road construction and industrial applications.

Asphalt emulsion is used in various road construction processes due to its versatility and ease of application. It acts as a binder in cold mix asphalt, surface treatments, and pavement maintenance. In surface dressing, it provides a thin protective layer that seals the pavement and enhances skid resistance. In cold mix applications, asphalt emulsion binds aggregates without the need for high temperatures, reducing energy costs and environmental impact. It is also used for tack coats to ensure proper adhesion between pavement layers. The use of asphalt emulsion leads to faster project completion and improved road performance.

The lifespan of high voltage transformer bushings can be extended by performing regular maintenance, including visual inspections, oil level checks, and diagnostic tests such as capacitance and power factor measurements. Ensuring the bushing is properly sealed to prevent moisture ingress and conducting periodic oil analysis are also key. Timely repairs, such as replacing worn gaskets and addressing partial discharge issues early, help prevent long-term damage. Using high-quality materials, monitoring operational temperatures, and avoiding overloading also contribute to extending the life of bushings.