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Life
extension of a limited
resource – |
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Regeneration
technology has a long
history which shows that
recycled oil is as good as,
if not better than new. The
same oil that has been
aged,regenerated, aged and
regenerated 6 times shows no
decrease in efficiency
showing an effective
lifetime for oil-in-use of
over 100 years |
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Economically
advantageous – |
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The
price of purchasing
regenerated oil is typically
less than 80% of new oil and
can be as low as 50%.
Ancillary savings increment
when considering there is no
downtime when reclaiming on
energised
equipment.Replacement with
new oil and hot oil flush
requires equipment switch
off |
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Control
of strategic asset is
retained – |
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Oil
in use is an asset. Use of
regeneration technology
removes dependence on oil
companies to deliver
replacement supplies and
isolates from wildly
fluctuating external market
prices |
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Extended
life of expensive capital
equipment – |
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In
situ treatment of
transformers dramatically
reduces the aging effects on
the transformer slowing down
the processes that destroy
the asset |
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