Grain Dryers

Grain drying is process of drying grain to prevent spoilage during storage. Kerone multi grain dryer is that which uses fuel- or electric-powered processes supplementary to natural ones, including swathing/windrowing for drying by ambient air and sunshine.

Grain drying system is an energetic area of analysis. The performance of a dryer is simulated with computer programs based on mathematical models that represent the phenomena involved in drying: physics, physical chemistry, thermodynamics, and heat and mass transfer. Most recently computer models are utilized to predict product quality by achieving a compromise between drying rate, energy consumption, and grain quality. A typical quality parameter in wheat drying is bread creating quality and germination percentage whose reductions in drying are somewhat related.

Common storage facilities for grain include warehouses, bins, barns, elevators, and silos. It’s important that the storage conditions maintain the quality of the grain. One issue influencing the storability of grains is that the degree of maturity at harvesting. When cereals are harvested at maturity, it dries faster than when it’s harvested prematurely. Some grains, particularly corn, which is harvested with high moisture content, must be artificially dried to stop spoilage. High-temperature grain dryers may be used to quickly reduce the moisture content by 5%–10%.

Our team is engaged in producing and engineering extremely qualitative Grain Dryers with the utilization of top quality of material that improved the high and optimum performance and durability of the products.

Our engineers prefer advanced and smart quality of tools and latest technologies with advanced CNC cuttings and bending machines in a very hygiene infrastructure that produces optimum productivity, reliableness, and lasting durability.

Features of Grain dryers

• Drying Capacity
• Temperature Control
• Airflow Management
• Moisture Monitoring
• Drying Bin or Chamber
• Fuel Efficiency
• Remote Monitoring and Control
• Safety Features
• Ease of Maintenance
• Mobile Options

Advantages of Grain dryers

• Prevention of Spoilage
• Increased Shelf Life
• Optimized Harvest Timing
• Preservation of Nutritional Value
• Improved Grain Quality
• Energy Efficiency
• Enhanced Marketability
• Reduced Drying Time

Application of Grain dryers

• Harvesting Stage
• Storage Preparation
• Quality Maintenance
• Seed Drying
• Post-Harvest Loss Prevention
• Flexibility Across Grain Types
• Energy Efficiency
• Timely Harvesting