Kerone Engineering Solutions Ltd. is a leading company in the provision of advanced industrial heating, drying, and process solutions of engineering globally. Having more than 50 years of expertise, we are experts in designing, producing, and delivering custom-made, state-of-the-art systems to meet the ever-changing requirements of the industries across the globe.
We have been involved in engineering excellence, sustainability, digitalization, and technological innovation to become a reliable collaborator whose business partners are in various industries. Kerone will implement Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in our systems to ensure smarter automation, real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and process optimization that is data-driven, thus enabling our clients to be more productive, efficient, and reliable.
The Kerone systems are designed to meet Industry 4.0, which leverages AI-powered analytics and IoT connections to provide clients with data insights and intelligent automation to manufacture next-generation products.
In radio frequency drying, material is exposed to an electronic field that alternates about 40,000,000 times per second. When the field alternates, the water molecules in the material also alternate. The resulting friction causes the water to heat uniformly throughout the product. Radio frequency drying can save energy because only the product itself is heated. Another benefit is that no equipment warm up or cool down is necessary. The technology typically replaces process steam heat.
The RF Web Dryer rapidly removes moisture from the web at low temperatures and prevents the migration of coating solids caused by conventional drying which increases web strength and product quality.
Radio frequency drying is often used to dry crackers, cookies, and other snack foods after they've been baked. It can also be used to dry ceramics, synthetic foam, textiles, water-based inks and adhesives in paper products, and fiberglass yarn. Other applications include sterilizing bagged materials and preheating thermoset plastic molding compounds. Drying municipal sludge and timber is being investigated.