CHEMICAL INDUSTRY
CONVENTIONAL
APPLICATIONS
Innovation today for the needs of tomorrow
Pioneering products, particularly those that provide solutions relating to global mega trends – including shrinking natural resources, globalization, demographics and stricter regulation – will be the key to maintaining the industry’s momentum. It is anticipated that advances in areas such as biotechnology, fuel cells, environmental technology and intelligent materials will lead the way in meeting future needs globally.
Solutions for safe and efficient chemical processes
Chemical production involves a complex series of processes, from heating, cooling and condensing to evaporation and separation.
All of these need reliable heat exchange technology, which is where KTS comes in.
SPECIALITY CHEMICALS
Partners in innovation
Developing innovative products for day-to-day living, the environment and industry is dependent on specialty chemicals.
They can be single-chemical entities or formulations and are selected for their performance or function.
Cooling Tower
Desublimator
Air Fin Cooler
POLYMERS AND PLASTICS
During polymerization, polyacrylate is produced in a jelly-like form and requires additional thermal and mechanical processing to reach the right consistency before it can be used for product manufacture. Kelvion is a reliable partner in this process.
Our air dryers can be found at SAP manufacturing plants around the globe and are renowned for their efficiency and durability. We are also the market leader in supplying desublimators for recovering phthalic acid anhydride (PSA), used in manufacturing resins, dyes and pigments. This technology has been continuously developed and adapted to suit the requirements of our customers who can be assured of reliable and energy-efficient operation.
Air Dryer
Desublimator
AGROCHEMICALS
Producing synthetic nitrogen fertilizer is extremely energy intensive. Kelvion supports optimum heat transfer duties while recapturing waste heat.
Wave Recuperator
Air Preheater
Air Fin Cooler
Air Cooled Condenser