Yes, but it must be converted into biodiesel first. Raw sunflower oil is too viscous and can damage diesel engines over time. However, when properly processed via transesterification, it becomes a clean, efficient fuel compatible with diesel engines. The GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant is ideal for this task, as it automates the conversion, ensures high yield, and produces a fuel that complies with global standards. The end result is a renewable diesel alternative suitable for everyday use.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer enables continuous mixing, allowing for steady input of raw materials, ensuring consistent quality and increased production efficiency in large-scale varnish manufacturing.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer from GlobeCore is designed for optimal energy use, reducing power consumption while maintaining high mixing performance.

Transformers typically use refined mineral oil due to its excellent balance of dielectric properties, thermal conductivity, and cost-effectiveness; alternatives include silicone and ester-based oils.

The breakdown voltage of transformer oil is typically measured at around 30 kV or higher under standardized test conditions, ensuring it can withstand operational stresses.

While cooking oil may conduct electricity very poorly, it is not suitable for electrical insulation due to impurities and inappropriate chemical properties.

Transformers consist of a magnetic core, windings made of conductive material (such as copper or aluminum), insulation materials (including transformer oil in liquid-filled designs), and sometimes additional cooling systems; each component plays a role in efficient energy transfer and voltage regulation.

Maintaining low temperatures during grinding prevents bacterial growth and preserves flavor. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore features integrated cooling systems and precise control over operating conditions, which keeps the meat at optimal temperatures throughout processing.