KKE provides truck tire wash equipments having high pressure water output upto 2bar that can wash  30 vehicles per hour. Tire wash equipment is made of stainless steel sheets and hot dip galvanised structure. Tire wash is rugged portable designed to run unattended without any human intervention. The equipment consists of:  

• Wash track / Wash Bay

• Wash tank with scraper conveyor

• Control system

• Pump and spray system

• Oil skimmer

• Coagulant dosing

Tire wash equipment loosens the dirt on the tire of the vehicle which might fall during the transit.

Wheel Wash Systems Applications - Pollution Control 

1. Vehicles Entering or Exiting the Facility (Isolation):

•  Purpose: Wheel wash systems serve as crucial tools in pollution control at entry and exit points of facilities.
• Contaminant Removal: Vehicles entering or leaving premises carry contaminants like mud and dust on their wheels, posing a risk of environmental degradation.
• Preventative Measure: Strategically installed wheel wash systems create a robust defence against the spread of pollutants, ensuring a cleaner facility.
• Legal Compliance: Compliance with laws in specific regions requiring clean wheels upon exit reinforces the importance of wheel wash systems in upholding environmental standards and legal adherence.

2. Vehicles Moving Within the Premises :

• Air Quality Concerns: Continuous vehicle movement within a facility can generate airborne particulate matter, threatening air quality.
• Strategic Placement: Wheel wash systems strategically placed at internal locations mitigate airborne particle concerns by cleaning vehicle wheels systematically.
• Pollution Control: The systematic cleaning of wheels contributes to pollution control efforts within the facility.
• Healthier Environment: This approach fosters a healthier and safer environment, aligning with sustainable and responsible operational practices.
• Legal Adherence: Incorporating wheel wash systems becomes integral for construction sites and mines, ensuring compliance with regional laws mandating clean wheels upon exit. This reinforces a commitment to environmental stewardship and legal adherence.

Wheel Wash Systems Configuration

Configuration of the systems depends primarily upon the level of dirtiness of the Truck Wheels and somewhat on the number of trucks per hour. Systems can be classified based on :

• 1 Tire Rotation Systems
• 2 Tire Rotation Systems
• 3 Tire Rotation Systems

More the Tyre rotations, better in the cleaning. The above components of Tyre Wash System can be configured in a way to achieve the desired cleaning efficiency.