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.
ETP Sludge is the industrial waste generated during the production method of the Industrial sewage processing. Because sludge has several disadvantages like high moisture content, high viscosity, high water holding capacity, and low calorific value. It’s difficult to attain industrial utilization. KERONE operated a series of technical researches on currently market scenario of sludge treatment and the characteristics of sludge in various regions. KERONE concentrating created a new generation of sludge rotary drum drying system, drying product moisture is reduced less than twenty fifth, it total achieved the quality of sludge landfill and further incineration process conditions. The technology of equipment gets absolutely mature enough, also its stable capacity of operation and very convenient to operate and maintain.
Sludge Drying systems designed and manufactured by Kerone are designed to fit for small, medium, and large quantity sludge generators. Drying systems can fit under the filter press for direct loading or can be located on remote locations within the plant. At the time of the thermal drying of sludge, almost all water is evaporated, including surface, capillary, and cell water. Supply of heat is needed, if possible from mutual power and heat generation systems. A great portion of the drying heat is recovered from the exhaust and re-circulated.
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