GlobeCore at industrial expo in Acapulco, Mexico presentation oil regeneration technologies

GlobeCore at industrial expo in Acapulco, Mexico presentation oil regeneration technologies.

Young team of professionals reaching across continents.

The 26th International Summer Meeting on Electricity, Industrial application (RVP-AI/2013) was held in Acapulco, Mexico on 7 – 13 July. Our company was presented at the booth of Apfelbaum Inc, which represents GlobeCore in Mexico, Venezuela and the US.

Visitors of the expo were quite interested in the laboratory/test-bench transformer oil vacuum regeneration system UVR. GlobeCore lead engineer Evgeniy Svirid demonstrated the process of used oil treatment. The regenerated samples exceeded expectations of the audience. Average regeneration output from used oil with 2-4 % of solid contaminants and water was demonstrated at 75-85 % (depending on mode of regeneration). After the experiment, several companies experessed interest in running the test with their own used oil.

“We have been working with GlobeCore for about a year and I must say there is positive dynamics”, says Octavio Manzano, Apfelbaum Industrial’s President.

“The products are being improved and I think this is the result of new additions to the team. I enjoy working with young professionals, especially when they are so interested in what they do”, Mr. Manzano added .

The presentation of GlobeCore was concluded by a conference, lead by export department manager Olga Vorkun. This event focused on transformer oil regeneration technologies.

The following issues were addressed:

• Regeneration of oil by Fuller’s earth, which allows to reduce acidity, increase dielectric strength and extend oil lifetime to 30 years and beyond without degradation of it’s function;
• Significant extension of transformer lifetime due to improvement of oil chemistry and better protection of windings;
• Fuller’s earth:
• This sorbent can automatically be reactivated multiple times   retaining its original performance;
• Possibility to reuse the sorbent for 2 – 3 years or up to 300 reactivation cycles.