What is a drying house?

A drying house, also known as a drying shed or drying tunnel, is a facility designed to dry moist materials such as sludge. These structures use warm air to effectively reduce moisture content and are often built as Venlo or wide-span greenhouses.

Drying halls utilize low-temperature drying methods, primarily using solar energy, to minimize external energy consumption. This approach is considered one of the most sustainable and cost-effective methods for sludge dewatering. With sizes ranging from 300 m² to 25,000 m², drying facilities can be customized to meet the needs of various industries.

Explore the realization of this project to see how advanced drying technology and sustainability come together in an efficient and eco-friendly sludge drying solution.

Key features of drying houses

• Energy efficiency: Low-temperature drying powered by solar energy significantly reduces energy costs.
• Flexible sizing: Available in sizes from 300 m² to 25,000 m², suitable for small and large-scale projects.
• Environmentally friendly: Promotes sustainable dewatering processes with minimal environmental impact.
• Customizable design: Venlo and wide-span structures designed to meet specific operational needs.
• Durability: Sturdy construction to ensure long lifespan under various climatic conditions.

Why choose a drying facility?

Drying houses are an innovative solution for industries looking to enhance sludge dewatering while maintaining sustainability. Partnering with Deforche Construction Group, a global leader in sustainable construction, ensures that each drying house is built to the highest standards of quality and efficiency.

By utilizing advanced low-energy technology, these drying houses reduce operational costs and environmental impact, making them an excellent choice for both municipal and industrial applications. Whether for small-scale projects or large-scale sludge drying, drying houses provide a reliable and sustainable solution tailored to your needs.