GlobeCore vacuum drying plants are designed for transformers up to 5000 kVA. The process time depends on transformer size and insulation condition but typically ranges from 8 to 20 hours. We will provide a quotation and process details.

Design should prioritize insulation, energy efficiency, safety, and ease of maintenance. GlobeCore offers tanks with electric or thermal oil heating, automated controls, and anti-corrosion coatings. Their modular design supports both stationary and mobile applications for standard and polymer-modified bitumen.

Transformers use mineral, ester, or silicone-based oils as insulating and cooling fluids. GlobeCore equipment ensures these oils remain moisture- and contaminant-free, preserving their dielectric strength.

Moisture in transformer oil lowers its BDV (breakdown voltage) and threatens insulation integrity. GlobeCore high-vacuum treatment plants dry and degas transformer oils, raising BDV and protecting the transformer.

Dielectric oil used in transformers is typically highly refined mineral oil, though ester and silicone-based fluids are also used for specialized applications. GlobeCore equipment handles purification for all these oil types, extending their service life.

Transformer oil is typically supplied by regional distributors and oil companies, including mineral, ester, and silicone-based fluids. GlobeCore offers regeneration units so utilities and service companies can recycle and reuse transformer oils locally, reducing dependency on suppliers.

The price of SS1 bitumen emulsion depends on raw materials, volume, and local market conditions. GlobeCore plants help producers lower costs by automating production while maintaining consistent emulsion quality.

GlobeCore TOR-1 is a specialized moisture tester for lubricating oil, capable of detecting even trace water levels to prevent equipment damage and oil degradation.

The GlobeCore TOR-8 is a residual gas content tester designed for Midel 7131 ester-based transformer oil. It measures dissolved gases like hydrogen, methane, and acetylene to help detect early signs of overheating, arcing, or insulation degradation.

Yes, sunflower oil is one of the best vegetable oils for biodiesel production due to its high content of unsaturated fatty acids, low viscosity after processing, and excellent combustion properties. It produces a biodiesel with good cold flow characteristics and low emissions. When processed using the GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant, the oil is efficiently converted into a high-quality fuel that meets all major standards. GlobeCore’s system optimizes the chemical reactions and separation processes, ensuring the biodiesel is pure, stable, and suitable for commercial or personal use.