- 10 - 1,200 kW cooling capacity
- Up to 30 % better overall plant efficiency
- Saves costs for electricity and water
- Most energy-efficient way of cooling in concrete production
- Pre-installed in 40-foot container or in two 20-foot containers
- Ammonia as refrigerant
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Silo cooling & cold air generation
Our customers also want to concrete throughout the summer. For this, they need equipment to cool larger quantities such as gravel and other aggregates. This is done by the KTI CCAP cold air unit. Alternatively, the KTI SAUTER Combimaster can be used to cool the gravel in summer and heat it in winter before processing.
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Silo cooling & cold air generation at a glance
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Cold Air Plants for Aggregate Cooling
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CombiMaster
- Silo heating and silo cooling
- Hot water and cold water
- 1 container for the whole year
- Compact design
- Hot water and cold water
- 1 container for the whole year
- Compact design
Cold Air Generation & Silo Cooling
Your advantages
With the KTI cold air units the Efficiency of existing systems for concrete cooling can be significantly increased. The use of cold air saves costs for electricity and water, because the implemented technology allows the cold air system to be more efficient works. The use of cold air to lower the temperature of the aggregates before they are fed into the concrete mixer is the most energy-efficient way to cool concrete economically. This can improve overall efficiency by up to 30%.
The KTI SAUTER CombiMaster is a All-In-One System for heating and cooling. It contains a complete refrigeration system for active cooling of water and air. Thus it enables a trouble-free concrete production all year round. In addition, he is highly mobile and space saving due to the container construction.
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Silo cooling & cold air generation in practice
Combined heating and cooling system for ready-mix concrete batching plant
Concrete cooling and heating for Argentine dam
KTI – Plersch
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