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Southeast Asia rice fields during typhoon season
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Typhoon-Season
Emergency Response

Typhoon-season harvest demands rapid deployment. The G-MR-5 mobile dryer sets up in 30 minutes without a crane, and switches between diesel and biomass fuel to match local availability — drying grain before storms cause total loss.

30min
Deploy Time
5T
Per Batch
10-20
TPD
THE CHALLENGE

When Typhoons Meet Harvest

Southeast Asia's typhoon season (June–November) coincides with rice and maize harvest — storms damage standing crops and saturate grain, requiring emergency drying within hours.

Storms That Destroy Harvests in Hours

The Philippines, Vietnam, and Thailand experience 6+ typhoons per season. When a storm hits, standing crops are flattened and grain absorbs moisture rapidly. Harvested grain at 22–28% moisture must be dried within 24 hours or it begins to ferment. The challenge isn't just drying — it's deploying equipment fast enough, in areas where infrastructure may be damaged.

Fuel Supply Disrupted by Storms

After a typhoon, diesel supply chains are often disrupted. Roads are flooded, power lines are down. The dryer must operate on whatever fuel is available — diesel before the storm, biomass pellets or wood after, when diesel runs out or becomes unaffordable.

6+
Typhoons/Season
Average across the region
22-28%
Grain Moisture After Storm
Safe storage level: 13-14%
24h
Drying Window
Before fermentation begins
30%
Loss Without Emergency Drying
Total crop loss risk
SOLUTION CONFIGURATION

Built for Rapid Deployment

Three components configured for typhoon-season emergency response across Southeast Asia.

G-MR-5 Mobile Grain Dryer
Dryer
G-MR-5 Mobile Dryer
5-ton batch mobile dryer with foldable elevator. Sets up in 30 minutes without crane. Transport height under 4.5m — no special permits.
Capacity5 T/batch
Throughput10-20 TPD
Power5.5 kW
Dual-Fuel Burner System
Fuel System
Dual-Fuel Burner
Switches between diesel and biomass pellets in minutes. Run on diesel when available, switch to biomass when supply is disrupted. 30-minute fuel switch.
FuelDiesel / Biomass
Switch Time30 min
BackupWood
Foldable Elevator Mobile Dryer
Mobility
Foldable Elevator System
Foldable elevator and hopper deploy without crane or lifting equipment. Two operators set up in 30 minutes using standard hand tools.
Setup30 min
Operators2
CraneNot Required
HOW IT WORKS

The Emergency Drying Process

From deployment to relocation in five fast steps — built for typhoon-season response.

1
Position
Tow the dryer to site on standard truck. No foundation needed — level ground is sufficient.
2
Deploy
Two operators unfold elevator and hopper in 30 minutes using hand tools. No crane.
3
Load
Grain loaded via elevator at 22–28% moisture. 5-ton batch capacity.
4
Dry
Dual-fuel burner heats air to 50–60°C. PLC controls cycle (3–4 hours per batch).
5
Move
Unload dry grain, fold elevator, tow to next site. Total relocation: 2 hours.
BENEFITS & SAVINGS

What This Solution Delivers

Quantified impact for emergency grain drying across Southeast Asian typhoon zones.

30min
Deploy Time
No Crane, No Foundation
Two operators set up in 30 minutes with hand tools. No crane, no concrete foundation, no special equipment.
-50%
Fuel Cost
Biomass vs Diesel
Switch to biomass pellets when diesel is expensive or unavailable. Cuts fuel cost by 50% per batch.
4.5m
Transport Height
No Special Permits
Folded height under 4.5m falls within standard truck limits. No escort vehicle or special routing.
2
Operators
Replaces Sun-Drying Crews
PLC automation means 2 operators run the entire drying operation — vs 10+ workers for emergency sun drying.
10-20
TPD
Emergency Throughput
2–4 batches per day handles emergency drying demand after storms.
3-4h
Per Batch
Fast Cycle Time
Quick-dry mode for emergency situations — get grain to safe moisture before fermentation begins.
SPECIFICATIONS

Solution Technical Specs

Full configuration details for the G-MR-5 mobile dryer with dual-fuel burner and foldable elevator.

Model
GXON G-MR-5 Mobile Batch Dryer
Batch Capacity
5 tons per batch
Daily Throughput
10–20 TPD (2–4 batches/day)
Primary Fuel
Diesel
Backup Fuel
Biomass pellets, wood
Fuel Switch Time
30 minutes
Drying Temperature
50–60°C
Moisture Reduction
3–5% per pass
Cycle Time
3–4 hours per batch
Control System
PLC with dual temp sensors
Power Requirement
5.5 kW, 3-phase or generator
Transport Height
4.2m (folded)
Setup Time
30 minutes
Total Weight
3,200 kg
FAQ

Common Questions

What power supply is required?
3-phase electricity (50/60Hz), compatible with both grid and diesel generator. No transformer needed for standard agricultural installations.
How many people for setup?
Two operators deploy in 30 minutes. Foldable elevator requires no crane — only standard hand tools.
Do I need special transport permits?
No. Folded height is under 4.5m, within standard truck limits in most countries. No escort vehicle required.
How fast can I switch between diesel and biomass?
Approximately 30 minutes to swap burner nozzles and adjust air-fuel ratio. The switch can be done mid-season or even between batches.
Can it dry both rice and maize?
Yes. The PLC stores drying profiles for different grains. Switch between rice (50–55°C) and maize (55–60°C) via the control panel.
What warranty is included?
12 months from delivery. Covers manufacturing defects. Extended warranty up to 24 months and spare parts packages available.

Need emergency drying?

Tell us your grain type and location — we can dispatch a mobile dryer within 48 hours.

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