Dielectric Fluids for Genetically Engineered Microbial Oils
A technology of dielectric fluid and genetic engineering, applied in the direction of electrical components, petroleum industry, lubricating composition, etc., can solve problems such as limiting dielectric fluid
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[0131] 1. Preparation of GEMO
[0132] For each of GEMO 1 and GEMO 2, the genetically engineered microbial oil was prepared by a fermentation method. The genetically engineered microorganism is obtained from heterotrophic microalgae of the genus Chlorella. The carbon source is sucrose.
[0133] 2. Preparation of Dielectric Fluid
[0134] Dielectric Fluid 1 (with GEMO 1 ) and Dielectric Fluid 2 (with GEMO 2 ) were fabricated using the following procedure.
[0135] Heat the GEMO at 70 °C in a glassware apparatus inside a constant water bath. A phenolic antioxidant stabilizer was added to the GEMO. At 70°C, the GEMO composition was stirred using a magnetic bar to dissolve the antioxidant, and vacuum pressure was applied for 1 hour to remove moisture. After cooling to room temperature, the GEMO composition was filtered on 1 micron filter paper using a filter device to remove any particulates and foreign impurities and waxy components. The resulting dielectric fluid containin...
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