Transformer oils include mineral, silicone, and natural or synthetic esters like FR3 and Midel. GlobeCore equipment handles purification and regeneration for all these oil types, maintaining quality and extending service life.

Tarmac tack coat is a bonding layer of asphalt emulsion applied to existing surfaces before laying new tarmac. GlobeCore plants manufacture tack coat emulsions with controlled setting and adhesion properties.

The GlobeCore TOR-8 accurately detects hydrogen, methane, ethylene, acetylene, and other diagnostic gases, helping pinpoint electrical and thermal faults early.

GlobeCore sells the TOR-6 worldwide, offering global delivery, training, and support for industrial and service companies.

Power plants use GlobeCore TOR-1 testers to perform diesel fuel moisture testing, ensuring clean, dry fuel for reliable generator and turbine operation.

Mutton fat is rich in saturated fatty acids (especially palmitic and stearic acids), resulting in biodiesel with excellent oxidative stability and high cetane number. However, these fats cause poor cold flow properties, making the fuel prone to gelling in cold climates. The high triglyceride content makes transesterification efficient, but care must be taken if FFA levels are high. Biodiesel from mutton fat blends well with petrodiesel or other biofuels for better low-temperature performance, while the GlobeCore USB plant ensures thorough conversion and purity.

Multi-stage systems improve sequential reactant incorporation and optimize reaction kinetics. The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer ensures step-by-step mixing for enhanced reaction control.

The breakdown voltage of a transformer refers to the point at which the insulating medium (oil) fails, though in practice we refer to the breakdown voltage of the oil itself.

The acidity test of transformer oil measures its acid number (usually expressed in mg KOH/g), which indicates the level of oxidation and degradation in the oil over time.

Industry standards (e.g., IEC, ASTM) for transformer oil set minimum BDV values—often around 30 kV or higher—under defined testing conditions to guarantee proper insulation performance.