An Organic Waste Animal Feed Dryer is a purpose-built thermal processing system that converts wet organic residues: kitchen scraps, fruit and vegetable trimmings, crop residues, slaughterhouse and fish waste, and food-processing by-products into safe, shelf-stable, nutrient-dense animal feed. By combining controlled drying, hygienic handling, and optional sanitization stages, the machine reduces moisture to target levels, prevents microbial growth, preserves nutritional value, lowers transport costs, and transforms waste liability into feedstock value.

Kerone’s Organic Waste Animal Feed Dryer is engineered with practical production realities and long-term economics in mind. The units offer proven heat-exchange efficiency, flexible configurations to match varied feedstocks, and industrial-grade construction for continuous operation. Kerone supports every installation with feedstock testing, process tuning, operator training, and an after-sales spares and service program, helping customers maximize yield, minimize operating cost, and meet regulatory and quality requirements for animal nutrition and safety.

Kerone supplies several dryer platforms so processors can choose the best fit for their waste stream and throughput goals: rotary dryers for robust, abrasive or fibrous feedstocks; continuous belt dryers for thin-layer, low-temperature drying and gentle handling; flash dryers for high-throughput, fine-particle materials; and fluidized bed dryers for uniform heat transfer on granulated or small-particle feeds. Each design includes optimized airflow, staged heating, automated feed/discharge, and options for heat recovery, pathogen control, and emissions/odour management.

Kerone’s Organic Waste Animal Feed Dryer turns diverse organic residues into a reliable, transportable animal feed resource through efficient drying, hygienic processing and smart automation. It reduces waste disposal costs, improves feed stability and safety, and supports circular-economy goals, making it a practical investment for farms, feed mills, food processors and waste management enterprises looking to convert organic waste into measurable value.

Key Features:

• Consistent moisture control and uniform drying for predictable product quality
• Modular configurations (rotary, belt, flash, fluidized bed) to suit different feedstocks
• Renewable Energy & Biomass Usage
• High thermal efficiency with optional heat-recovery and economizer systems
• Integrated sterilization options (e.g., thermal pasteurization or steam treatment) to reduce pathogens
• PLC/SCADA automation with recipe control, remote monitoring and data logging
• Robust, corrosion-resistant construction for 24/7 industrial use
• Built-in dust, odour and emission control units to meet environmental norms
• Easy maintenance access, quick-change wear parts and full spare-parts support

Applications :

Kerone’s Organic Waste Animal Feed Dryers are extensively used in industries. Typical applications include:

• Converting post-consumer food waste into stable feed ingredients for poultry and ruminants
• Drying vegetable and fruit processing residues for inclusion in compound feeds
• Processing slaughterhouse and fish by-products into protein meals or dried additives
• Stabilizing crop residues (stover, husks) for use in mixed rations or pellet feeds
• On-site waste reduction at food processing plants to lower disposal costs
• Integrated waste-to-feed lines for farms, co-ops and feed manufacturers

Organic Waste Animal Feed Dryer FAQ
1. What kinds of organic waste work best in this dryer?

Most food wastes (kitchen scraps, fruit/vegetable peelings), crop residues, slaughterhouse by-products and processing sludges can be dried. Kerone performs feedstock analysis to recommend the optimal dryer type and pre-treatment (e.g., size reduction, de-watering).

2. How energy-efficient is the system?

Energy efficiency depends on configuration and heat source. Kerone units include heat-recovery options and carefully matched fans and burners to minimize fuel/electricity usage. A site energy audit and heat-recovery design are provided during project engineering.

3. Is the dried product safe for animals?

Yes, when the process includes correct temperature/residence time and optional sanitization, the dried product is low-moisture and stable. Nutrient retention varies by feedstock; Kerone advises on blending and quality testing for animal health compliance.

4. Can the dryer handle seasonal or variable feedstock?

Yes. Modular design and adjustable process recipes allow handling of variable moisture and composition. Kerone can supply buffer, pre-conditioning and control systems to smooth seasonal input changes.

5. What are the environmental controls included?

Systems can include cyclones, bag filters, bio-scrubbers or activated carbon stages for particulates and odours, plus condensers for vapor recovery, tailored to local regulatory limits.

6. What after-sales support does Kerone offer?

Kerone provides installation supervision, operator training, preventive-maintenance plans, spare parts supply and remote diagnostic support. Project packages commonly include a commissioning period and performance acceptance tests.