Due to its high FFA content, cod liver oil may require acid esterification (using H₂SO₄) before base-catalyzed transesterification with NaOH or KOH. A two-step method is most effective. For cleaner oil, base catalysis alone suffices. The GlobeCore USB plant supports both acid and base catalysis, with automated control of reaction stages, methanol ratios, and catalyst dosing, making it ideal for processing marine oils like cod liver. Enzymatic transesterification is also an option for small-scale, high-purity applications but is costlier.

Converting palm oil to diesel involves transesterification using alcohol and a catalyst. This creates fatty acid methyl esters—biodiesel—that can be used in diesel engines. For best results, the oil should be refined to reduce water and free fatty acids. The GlobeCore USB system ensures high-quality biodiesel output, with modules for heating, reaction, and separation built in. The process is fast, safe, and compliant with international biodiesel regulations.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer features adjustable speed settings, automated process control, and real-time monitoring, ensuring accurate ingredient blending and formulation precision.

A power factor test measures the phase difference between voltage and current in a dielectric material, indicating the level of energy loss and the quality of insulation.

Transformer oil specifications include parameters such as dielectric strength, flash point, viscosity, acidity, moisture content, and pour point, ensuring the oil performs safely and effectively.

Transformer oil is usually replaced according to manufacturer guidelines and condition-based monitoring; routine changes might be scheduled every five to ten years, but if oil testing reveals significant degradation, contamination, or moisture ingress, an earlier change is recommended.

Effective grinding ensures that color pigments are evenly distributed, resulting in a uniform, attractive appearance. The Colloid Mill GlobeCore produces a consistently milled spice powder that enhances the visual appeal and marketability of the final product.

Quality in bituminous coating production is ensured through precise temperature control, additive blending, and consistent processing. GlobeCore’s production equipment offers automation and accuracy, ensuring high-quality coatings with minimal waste and optimized efficiency.

Asphalt emulsion is applied as tack coats, chip seals, and microsurfacing to enhance surface durability and adhesion. It is also used in cold recycling to rehabilitate existing pavements cost-effectively.

Several factors can affect the absorption capacity of silica gel during regeneration, including the temperature used, the duration of the heating process, and the evenness of the heat application. Overheating can damage the silica gel, while insufficient heating may leave residual moisture, reducing effectiveness. GlobeCore’s regeneration systems are designed to optimize these parameters, ensuring consistent temperature control and even drying. This helps maintain the silica gel’s absorption capacity, ensuring that it is fully restored for reuse.