Carbontree™ · ES

Monitoring of kilns, temperatures, curves, burners and cooling cycles in Pedro Canário / ES

Carbonization plants in Pedro Canário, Espírito Santo, can use the Carbontree web platform to follow kilns, curves, burners and cooling cycles, with alarms, history and per-cycle traceability.

What Carbontree follows in Pedro Canário

  • Real-time temperatures and curves

    Temperatures and carbonization curves tracked as the cycle happens, with visualization of process stages and each kiln's condition.

  • Burners and cooling cycles

    Tracking of burners and cooling cycles from start to finish of every carbonization, from loading to unloading.

  • Alarms for deviations

    Alarms for temperature, time and operating condition deviations, flagged while the cycle can still be corrected.

  • Traceability and history

    Traceability by kiln, cycle, batch, period and production unit, with histories, trends and comparisons across carbonizations.

  • Indicators and reports

    Duration, stability, productivity and performance indicators, with operational reports for technical analysis and production management.

  • Integration per the project

    Integration with sensors, PLCs, IoT, SCADA and databases, according to the architecture defined for each plant.

Online support for Pedro Canário and the region

The Carbontree team serves plants in Espírito Santo online, in Portuguese, Spanish and English. Talk to us to assess the integration with the sensors, PLCs and systems of your plant in Pedro Canário.

  • Kilns
  • Carbonization curves
  • Burners
  • Cooling
  • Real-time temperatures
  • Deviation alarms
  • Per-cycle history
  • Traceability
  • Charcoal
  • Carbonization
  • KPIs
  • Operational reports
  • Web monitoring
  • 24/7 monitoring
  • Production management
  • Cycle standardization
  • Sensors
  • PLC
  • SCADA
  • IoT
  • Carbonization plants
  • Charcoal producers
  • Carbonization in Pedro Canário
  • Charcoal in Pedro Canário
  • Kiln monitoring in Pedro Canário
  • Traceability in Pedro Canário