Bituminous emulsion is a mix of bitumen, water, and emulsifiers used in roadworks, waterproofing, and cold asphalt mixes. GlobeCore serves both municipal and industrial clients with turnkey emulsion production plants designed for flexibility, reliability, and scalability.

Mobil Turbine Oil 46 is a medium-viscosity lubricant used in industrial and power turbines requiring balanced cooling and film strength. GlobeCore regeneration units clean and degas 46-grade oils, extending operational life.

Transformers use cooling types like ONAN (oil natural air natural), ONAF (oil natural air forced), and OFAF (oil forced air forced), all involving insulating oil. GlobeCore systems maintain these oils to ensure effective heat transfer and insulation.

Nynas Nytro Bio 300X is a sustainable insulating fluid that combines biodegradability with strong electrical stability. GlobeCore regeneration units dry and purify Nytro Bio 300X, ensuring consistent performance and lowering operating costs.

ASTM D3487 Type II defines the requirements for inhibited mineral transformer oils, including dielectric strength and oxidation stability. GlobeCore purification plants treat oils to meet or exceed ASTM D3487 Type II standards for power systems.

Slow setting bitumen emulsion is designed for applications where longer working time is needed, such as soil stabilization and priming. GlobeCore plants produce these emulsions with customizable breaking times and stability.

The most efficient way to test transformer oil breakdown voltage is by using a portable tester like the GlobeCore TOR-80, which delivers precise results on-site in minutes.

The GlobeCore TOR-7 functions as a mobile field kit for FR3 fluid testing, ideal for on-site maintenance teams and substations.

If you’re interested in biodiesel production and the use of mutton fat as a feedstock, it’s important to consider its properties compared to other animal fats and plant oils. Mutton fat can provide unique fatty acid profiles that may influence biodiesel quality, such as cetane number and cold flow properties. Its availability can vary significantly based on local agricultural practices and meat industry byproducts. Additionally, the cost-effectiveness of using mutton fat hinges on regional supply chains and processing capabilities. Utilizing advanced equipment like GlobeCore’s biodiesel plants allows for efficient conversion of diverse feedstocks, including mutton fat, into sustainable energy solutions while optimizing production costs. If you have specific questions or areas of interest regarding biodiesel or equipment used in its production, feel free to ask!

Key tests for Jatropha biodiesel include: viscosity, cetane number, acid value, cloud point, pour point, oxidation stability, and ester content. These ensure compliance with ASTM D6751 or EN 14214 standards. Jatropha biodiesel generally performs well in these tests, though cold flow properties (cloud/pour point) may need improvement via additives or blending. The GlobeCore USB plant produces biodiesel that consistently meets quality parameters through controlled transesterification, moisture removal, and precise chemical dosing—ensuring clean, engine-safe fuel.