Use your own nut throughput, yield split, moisture, utility and commercial assumptions to screen the mass balance and ROI of an integrated coconut-processing project. The proprietary calculation methods remain on GEM servers and detailed results are released only after email verification.
How many nuts, for how long, and what each de-husked nut weighs.
Share of the de-husked nut weight going to each stream. Whatever is left is testa, fines, drainage and handling loss.
Yield split is arithmetic — any spreadsheet does it. Drying duty, coconut water recovery, revenue, operating cost and EBITDA are where an integrated coconut plant pays back, or quietly doesn't.
Reduce. Reuse. Revalue.
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The white kernel goes to the DC dryer.
Parings are dried and sold as a co-product instead of being thrown away.
| Drying duty | kg/hr |
|---|---|
| Water evaporated — DC dryer | Evaporation duty and steam demand — the dryer-sizing figures — are sent by email with the complete report |
| Water evaporated — parings | |
| Total evaporation duty | |
| Total steam demand (drying + services) |
Recovered from the nut and packed as aseptic single-strength water.
Ex-factory prices in the currency chosen at the top. Change the currency there — every price and result follows.
What the plant costs to run — nuts, steam, power, people, packaging and overheads.
Every figure below is calculated on Gem servers from the values above.
Note: The figures on this sheet are theoretical estimates based on the values entered and standard engineering and commercial assumptions. Actual yields, drying duty, steam and power consumption vary with nut variety, maturity and season, plant design, utility quality, installation, and day-to-day operating and maintenance practices. Revenue and cost figures depend on local nut, fuel, power, labour and packaging prices, operating hours, and the market value of each product; they are not financial advice or a guarantee of earnings. Final plant sizing and performance are confirmed only after a pilot trial and a detailed techno-commercial proposal.
Receive a professionally structured engineering summary covering plant mass balance, product yields, drying duty, utility demand, coconut water recovery, revenue, operating cost, EBITDA, ROI and indicative payback. The report is sent to your verified email, with a project copy delivered to the GEM Cocotech engineering team for follow-up.
By requesting the report you agree to the Terms of use, including that Gem Drytech Systems LLP may contact you about your enquiry. Figures are indicative and based on the values you entered; final sizing is confirmed by a pilot trial at our facility.
This calculator is designed for early-stage evaluation of an integrated coconut processing plant. It connects raw-nut throughput, yield assumptions, moisture, utilities and selling-price assumptions with product output, operating cost, EBITDA, ROI and indicative payback before detailed equipment selection.
The calculator is a screening tool, not a final dryer selection sheet. For equipment sizing, GEM Cocotech reviews feed rate, inlet and outlet moisture, product form, temperature limits, utility availability and required output quality. Where practical, the application can then be validated through a product drying trial before the final techno-commercial proposal.
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It estimates plant mass balance, desiccated coconut and paring output, coconut-water recovery, operating cost, EBITDA, indicative ROI and project payback using the assumptions you enter.
No. Final dryer type, size, heating duty and utilities require engineering review of the actual product, moisture range, capacity and site conditions.
Email verification protects the proprietary server-side model from automated abuse and ensures the detailed engineering and ROI report reaches a valid address.
Yes. Where suitable, the application can be evaluated through GEM's Dried & Tested approach so final recommendations are based on trial data rather than assumptions alone.
