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We are proud to announce that Kerone Engineering Solutions Limited has been recognized with the Business Maestro Award at the prestigious Tally MSME Honours 2026 (6th Edition). This recognition is a testament to our journey of over 50 years of engineering excellence, driven by innovation, research, and an unwavering commitment to delivering complete industrial process […]
Biochar Plant
Every industrial biomass drying project begins with the same assumption: control the moisture content, and the dryer will perform as designed. In practice, two feedstocks with identical moisture levels can behave very differently inside the same rotary or belt dryer; one dries evenly within hours, while the other channels air, clumps together, or overheats at […]
Industrial Dryers
Every industrial material behaves differently once it enters a dryer. Two feedstocks can arrive at the same moisture content on paper and still demand completely different residence times, air temperatures, and airflow patterns to reach the same result. Seaweed shrinks and toughens quickly if the heat is too aggressive. Herbs lose the volatile oils that […]
Microwave Heating Systems
Colour is one of the first things a buyer notices. A bright orange carrot chip, a deep red chilli powder, or a fresh green mint leaf all tell the same story before anyone tastes them: this product is fresh and good quality. But there is a hidden problem that most people never hear about. Ordinary […]
Biochar Plant
Water availability is one of the defining challenges facing modern agriculture. Growing competition for freshwater, irregular rainfall, prolonged dry periods, and rising crop water demand are placing increasing pressure on agricultural systems. Yet the challenge is not always simply a lack of water. In many fields, a significant part of the problem lies beneath the […]
Calcination
Calcination is one of the oldest thermal processes used in manufacturing, and it is still one of the most important. Plant engineers and procurement managers rely on it to turn raw ores, minerals, and chemical compounds into usable industrial materials by driving off moisture, carbon dioxide, or other volatile components through controlled heating. Industrial calcination […]