The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer ensures even gas distribution, reducing hot spots or uneven reactions, making processes more stable and efficient.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer increases production speed with high-speed impellers, ensuring optimal viscosity control and uniform blending of synthetic lubricants.

BDV stands for Breakdown Voltage—the voltage at which the insulating oil fails to prevent electrical discharge.

The BDV value of transformer oil is the voltage at which the oil fails to insulate against electrical discharge; high-quality oil generally exhibits a BDV of over 30 kV, although the exact value depends on its condition and purity.

Particles are removed using filters with varying pore sizes. Coarse filters capture larger debris, while fine filters remove microscopic particles that can affect oil performance.

Eco-friendly transformer oils are plant-based, biodegradable, and safer for the environment compared to traditional mineral oils.

Bitumen emulsions are liquid at ambient temperatures due to the dispersion of bitumen in water, allowing for cold application without heating. Traditional bitumen requires heating to become workable. Emulsions are safer to handle, reduce energy consumption, and are used in various maintenance and surface treatment applications.

Common additives are polymers (SBS, SBR, EVA), crumb rubber, polyethylene, polypropylene, nanoclays, carbon nanotubes, fibers, and chemical agents like sulfur. These additives modify the physical and chemical properties of bitumen to improve performance.

A bitumen emulsifier is a chemical additive used to stabilize the mixture of bitumen and water in an emulsion. It works by reducing the surface tension between the bitumen droplets and the water, allowing the bitumen to disperse evenly throughout the aqueous phase. Emulsifiers are typically surfactants that can be anionic, cationic, or non-ionic, affecting the charge of the bitumen droplets and influencing how the emulsion interacts with aggregates. The choice of emulsifier impacts the setting time, adhesion properties, and overall stability of the bitumen emulsion.

A high-performance condensate polishing system is characterized by its ability to efficiently remove dissolved salts, suspended particles, and organic contaminants, ensuring high-purity water or condensate. Key features include high-quality ion exchange resins with a long service life, advanced filtration technology for removing particulates, and automated regeneration systems to reduce downtime and maintenance costs. High-performance systems also incorporate real-time monitoring and control capabilities to track parameters such as conductivity and pH, ensuring consistent operation. Regular maintenance, including resin regeneration and filter replacement, is essential to maintain optimal performance over time.