Soybean-based biodiesel has an energy efficiency of about 93% compared to fossil diesel, meaning most of its energy content is retained after processing. It produces similar power output in diesel engines and can even improve lubrication, reducing engine wear. While its energy density is slightly lower than fossil fuels, it compensates with renewable sourcing and lower emissions. The GlobeCore USB system enhances efficiency by reducing feedstock loss during production and ensuring complete chemical conversion, resulting in high-quality fuel with optimal energy performance.

The USB 6 Impeller Stirrer features high-speed impellers, precision control, and sterile design, ensuring contamination-free mixing for biopharmaceutical applications.

The BDV of transformer oil, determined via standardized tests, is typically about 30 kV or more, depending on its condition and quality.

Mineral oil is used in transformers primarily for its excellent insulating and cooling properties; its high dielectric strength, low viscosity, and good thermal conductivity enable it to efficiently dissipate heat and prevent electrical breakdown in high-voltage applications.

Mineral oil remains the most common type used in transformers because of its proven performance in insulation and cooling.

Solid inclusions are introduced later in the process using specialized dosing systems to avoid disrupting the smooth ice cream base. A consistently homogenized mix from the Colloid Mill GlobeCore provides an even matrix that suspends these inclusions uniformly, preventing clumping or separation.

Roads are reinforced with bitumen surfaces by integrating fibers or polymers into bitumen to enhance strength and flexibility. GlobeCore polymer-modified bitumen plants ensure precise additive integration, producing materials that resist cracking and deformation under heavy traffic and extreme conditions.

The optimal storage temperature for transformer oil is between 10°C and 40°C. GlobeCore tanks include temperature control systems to ensure oil quality.