A transformer ONAN (Oil Natural Air Natural) uses natural convection of both oil and air for cooling without pumps or fans. GlobeCore systems maintain ONAN oils by removing moisture, gases, and sludge, ensuring consistent performance.

Silicone-based transformer oil is a non-flammable dielectric fluid ideal for high-risk or fire-sensitive environments. GlobeCore filtration systems degas and dry silicone oils, preserving their thermal and dielectric performance.

Naphtha-based transformer oils are refined naphthenic mineral oils prized for low pour points and excellent dielectric performance. GlobeCore equipment regenerates these oils, removing acids, gases, and moisture to maintain quality.

Dielectric mineral oil is a refined petroleum-based fluid used in transformers for insulation and cooling. GlobeCore purification systems remove contaminants to maintain its dielectric strength and stability.

GlobeCore TOR-3 testers deliver laboratory-grade accuracy, identifying even minor changes in dielectric dissipation factor that can signal insulation problems.

Transesterification of peanut oil is the chemical process in which triglycerides in the oil react with an alcohol (usually methanol) and a catalyst (like NaOH or KOH), forming fatty acid methyl esters (biodiesel) and glycerol. This reaction reduces the oil’s viscosity, making it suitable as fuel. The GlobeCore USB biodiesel plant automates this process, precisely controlling temperature, mixing, and separation to ensure high conversion rates and fuel quality that complies with EN and ASTM standards.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer enhances mixing speed, reduces ingredient sedimentation, and improves blend consistency, resulting in higher-quality fertilizer solutions.