VAPOR CURING® - controlled heat and humidity supply for better and faster curing

 

KRAFT CURING's VAPOR accelerated curing systems speed up the hardening process of prestressed elements and precast products.

By emitting heat directly from the combustion chamber, the vapor generator, in combination with temperature sensors and electrically controlled valves, increases the strength gain of concrete and has a positive effect on the its quality thanks to a controlled increase in temperature and humidity. Compared to a steam boiler, the use of the Vapor system results in energy savings of up to 60% and prevents shrinkage scratches.

Depending on its application, the Vapor generator can be configured to meet the needs of various precast concrete industries - Kraft Vapor systems can be used for the production of concrete blocks and wet-cast products, for concrete pipes, drainage elements, precast concrete elements, and for prestressed concrete elements.

VAPOR CURING I:
FOR CONCRETE BLOCKS AND OTHER CONCRETE PRODUCTS WITH A TREATED SURFACE

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The controlled supply of heat and humidity is achieved by using a vapor generator extracting heat directly from the combustion chamber in combination with temperature sensors and motor-driven vapour control valves. By using the VAPOR 1 system, the strength and quality of the concrete are enhanced.

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VAPOR CURING II:
FOR PIPES AND PRECAST CONCRETE ELEMENTS

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The controlled supply of heat and humidity is achieved by using a vapor generator which obtains its heat directly from the combustion chamber in combination with temperature sensors and motor-driven steam control valves. VAPOR generators can have different capacities and specifications and can be fueled with natural or propane gas.

VAPOR CURING III:
FOR PRESTRESSED CONCRETE AND PRECAST CONCRETE ELEMENTS

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The controlled supply of heat and humidity is achieved by using a vapor generator obtaining heat directly from the combustion chamber in combination with temperature sensors and motor-driven steam control valves. VAPOR steam generators can have different capacities and specifications and can be operated with natural or propane gas.