Infrasound Drying​


Harnessing low-frequency sound for smarter, more efficient drying

A modular system

A modular system designed for flexibility and scalability. Components can be configured, expanded, or adapted as your needs evolve. This ensures long-term performance without unnecessary complexity.

“The only thing we need to know is your requirements.”

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Join our Demo-day

Join industry experts, researchers, and innovators for a focused symposium 21/4 – 2026 on next-generation drying technology. Gain insights, exchange ideas, and be part of shaping a more energy-efficient future. We look forward to welcoming you.

​Drying to your needs

With our EU-backed project underway, we’re sharing results from InfraDryer #3: a full-scale infrasonic dryer for grain and biomass powered by a solar-driven heat pump. Building on InfraDryer #2, it can cut energy use by about 40% versus conventional dryers. Designed for year-round use, it makes fossil-free drying more cost-effective for farms and supports 2030 climate goals. Four test campaigns in 2025–2026 confirmed performance, showing it can replace oil-based dryers and significantly reduce CO₂ emissions.

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The Drying Process

The principle of drying wheat in a hot air dryer

The air flow has two functions:

  1. Mass transfer of water from the surface to the air
  2. Transport of water

Mass transfer requires high air velocity. For water transport, a low air speed is desirable.

The principle of drying wheat in an infrasound dryer​

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The mass transport of water from the surface to the air is enhanced by an intense infrasound with a high particle velocity.

Watch Infrasound in action