Olga Ivanova

Industrial silica gel regeneration is carried out using specialized equipment that heats the silica gel to temperatures between 120°C and 150°C, ensuring thorough moisture removal. The process is automated to ensure consistent heating and airflow, which is crucial for regenerating large volumes of silica gel. GlobeCore offers advanced regeneration units specifically designed for industrial use, ensuring efficient and reliable drying of silica gel. This helps industries save on costs by extending the life of their silica gel and maintaining high absorption capacity.

Reusing silica gel desiccant is possible through a regeneration process that involves heating it to remove absorbed moisture. This can be done in a conventional oven at 120-150°C for 2-3 hours, after which the silica gel will regain its drying properties. For businesses or industries needing to reuse silica gel frequently, GlobeCore offers specialized regeneration equipment. These units automate the process, ensuring optimal results with minimal effort, making them suitable for maintaining large quantities of silica gel.

Oil analysis plays a crucial role in detecting early signs of degradation in transformer bushings. By analyzing the oil for dissolved gases, moisture content, and contaminants, maintenance teams can identify potential faults such as insulation breakdown, overheating, or moisture ingress. Regular oil analysis helps prevent catastrophic failures by enabling proactive maintenance.

Diesel Cleaner operates by chemically interacting with contaminants in diesel fuel to remove or neutralize them, ensuring clean and efficient fuel supply to the engine. Mechanism of Action involves solubilizing particulates, breaking emulsions, and binding impurities such as dirt, water, and microbial growth. Solubilizing Particulates allows solid contaminants to remain suspended in the fuel, making them easier to filter out during subsequent filtration stages. Breaking Emulsions separates water from diesel, preventing moisture-related issues like corrosion and microbial growth. Binding Impurities through chemical reactions transforms harmful contaminants into less problematic forms that can be more easily removed or do not adversely affect engine performance. Additives in Diesel Cleaners may include surfactants, biocides, and anti-oxidants that enhance the removal process by targeting specific types of contaminants. Additionally, Diesel Cleaners often improve fuel stability and combustion efficiency, reducing emissions and enhancing engine performance. By incorporating Diesel Cleaner into fuel management routines, operators ensure that diesel fuel remains free from harmful impurities, protecting engine components and maintaining optimal performance.

Efficiency is measured by:

Particle Count Analysis: Comparing contamination levels before and after filtration using ISO cleanliness codes.
Differential Pressure Monitoring: Observing pressure changes across filters to assess clogging.
Laboratory Testing: Analyzing samples for water content, acidity, and particulate matter.
Equipment Performance: Noting improvements in machinery operation and reduced wear.
Filter Life Assessment: Evaluating how long filters perform effectively.
These metrics help optimize filtration processes.

Oil replacement is necessary when the oil’s insulating and cooling properties degrade beyond acceptable limits, which cannot be restored through purification or regeneration. Indicators include high acidity, excessive moisture content, significant sludge formation, or irreversible chemical changes detected through oil analysis. Replacement may also be required after severe faults or contamination events. Timely oil replacement prevents insulation failure, overheating, and potential transformer breakdowns, ensuring continued safe and efficient operation.

The TTR test of a transformer, or Turns Ratio test, is a critical diagnostic procedure used to assess the performance and condition of transformer windings. This test measures the ratio of the number of turns in the primary winding to the number of turns in the secondary winding. It helps identify issues such as winding short circuits, open circuits, or incorrect connections. A proper TTR test is essential for ensuring that transformers operate efficiently and reliably, as it can uncover potential problems before they lead to failure. Utilizing advanced Globecore testers for this purpose can enhance accuracy and reliability in your industrial oil testing and transformer diagnostics.

Synthetic transformer oil is specifically formulated for use in electrical transformers to provide excellent insulation and cooling properties. It effectively enhances the performance and longevity of transformers by reducing the risk of overheating and electrical discharge, making it ideal for high-voltage applications. Additionally, synthetic transformer oil offers superior oxidation stability, ensuring minimal degradation over time compared to conventional oils. This type of oil is also environmentally friendly and has a lower flammability risk, making it an excellent choice for modern transformer applications where safety and efficiency are paramount.