The density of transformer oil is typically around 0.85 to 0.90 g/cm³ at room temperature.

The primary use of transformer oil is to provide electrical insulation between live parts while also dissipating the heat generated during operation. This dual function helps prevent electrical breakdown and thermal degradation within the transformer.

Operators use in-line sensors to continuously monitor particle size, temperature, and moisture. Data from these sensors feed into automated control systems, which adjust milling parameters in real time. GlobeCore Colloid Mills often include integrated quality monitoring and control features, ensuring that every batch meets the targeted texture specifications.

Grinders can be tuned by modifying rotor speeds, gap settings, and shear intensity to match the specific characteristics of lean or fatty meats. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore provides precise, adjustable parameters that adapt to variations in meat composition for optimal results.

Oil filtration in on-load tap changers (OLTC) is crucial for several reasons: it maintains the dielectric strength of the oil, preventing electrical breakdown; it removes particulate contaminants that can cause wear and damage to contacts; it reduces moisture levels, which can lead to corrosion and insulation failure; and it enhances the overall reliability and lifespan of the OLTC. Regular oil filtration helps ensure optimal performance, minimizes maintenance costs, and prevents unexpected failures in transformer operation.

It is a fluid designed to withstand extreme heat while providing effective insulation and cooling in transformers.

FR3 oil is used for insulation and cooling in transformers, offering fire resistance and environmental advantages.

Antistripping agents are additives that enhance the adhesion between bitumen and aggregates, reducing moisture-induced damage (stripping). By improving the bond, they prevent water from weakening the pavement structure, thereby increasing durability and extending the asphalt’s service life.

Cationic bitumen emulsions contain positively charged bitumen droplets stabilized by cationic emulsifiers. They are known for their rapid setting and strong adhesion to a wide range of aggregates. Characteristics include good coating ability, even at lower temperatures, and compatibility with moist aggregates. Cationic emulsions break upon contact with the aggregate surface, facilitating quick curing. They are widely used in surface dressing, tack coats, and cold mix applications where fast setting and strong bonding are required. Their versatility makes them popular in various climatic conditions.

Midel oil is used in substation transformers to provide enhanced insulation and cooling while improving fire safety and environmental sustainability. Substations located in urban areas, near sensitive environments, or in fire-prone zones benefit from the non-toxic and fire-resistant properties of Midel oil.