Cargill Envirotemp FR3 is a natural ester-based insulating fluid with superior fire safety and biodegradability. GlobeCore purification systems dry and filter FR3 fluid, ensuring it remains within IEEE and IEC quality standards throughout its service life.

A transformer oil regeneration plant restores aged insulating oil by removing acids, sludge, water, and gases, bringing it back to near-new condition. GlobeCore manufactures advanced regeneration units that extend transformer service life and reduce oil replacement costs.

K160 bitumen is a type of cationic rapid-setting bitumen emulsion commonly used for tack coats and road repairs. GlobeCore equipment allows manufacturers to produce K160 emulsions with consistent particle size and stability.

GlobeCore TOR-3 is a specialized device for measuring tan delta in silicone transformer oil, ensuring the insulation complies with IEC and IEEE standards for reliability.

The easiest way is using GlobeCore TOR-8, which extracts and quantifies dissolved gases from FR3 fluid. These measurements help identify issues like partial discharges, overheating, or arcing inside transformers.

With GlobeCore TOR-7, you can quickly measure moisture, particle contamination, breakdown voltage, and dielectric losses in FR3 fluid both in the field and laboratory.

To make biodiesel from any type of oil, the oil must be reacted with an alcohol—usually methanol—in the presence of a catalyst like sodium hydroxide. This transesterification process breaks down the oil’s triglycerides into biodiesel (fatty acid methyl esters) and glycerol. GlobeCore’s USB biodiesel production plant is engineered to manage this process efficiently, ensuring optimal chemical reactions, heat distribution, and separation stages. It’s especially useful for turning waste or refined oils into clean fuel.

Key features include sterile design, precise control, and scalability. The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer meets these requirements with automated controls and GMP compliance.

Transformers are used to transfer electrical energy between circuits, adjust voltage levels (stepping up or stepping down), and provide electrical isolation in power distribution and transmission systems.

Yes, oil (when properly refined as transformer oil) is an excellent electrical insulator due to its high dielectric strength and low electrical conductivity.