Batching, optimized
Water-cement ratio, admixtures, slump, and mix design tuned per load.
Concrete core · Clinkum ecosystem
Pourix
Every pour on-spec. Autonomous ready-mix and precast.
- Over-design
- cut
- Strength
- guaranteed
- Chain
- kiln → pour
The problem
Why Pourix exists.
Concrete is where cement's value is proven or lost. Batching sets the water-cement ratio, admixtures, and slump, but 28-day strength is a month away, so plants over-design mixes to be safe, wasting cement and CO₂, or ship weak loads that fail acceptance. Cement chemistry drifts from the kilns upstream, and batching stays reactive with no live strength predictor.
What it does
How it works.
Pourix runs batching for ready-mix and precast. It optimizes the water-cement ratio, admixture dosing, slump, and mix design, and predicts 28-day strength per load in real time. Because it reads Clinvue's cement quality and Pyron's clinker outcomes, the mix adapts to the actual cement made that day, which cuts over-design, rejected loads, and embodied carbon while holding strength.
What Pourix does on the line.
Six capabilities, all sharing Clinkum's plant-edge platform, cement models, and audit trail.
Strength, live
Real-time 28-day strength prediction for every batch.
Cement-aware mixes
The mix adapts to the actual cement made, via Clinvue and Pyron.
Carbon cut
Cement and CO₂ minimized while strength stays guaranteed.
Less waste
Rejected-load and over-design reduction, tracked and reported.
Auditable pours
A strength and quality record for every pour.
Where it fits
One product in a closed loop.
Pourix closes the chain downstream. It consumes Clinvue quality and Pyron outcomes, gets simulated in Cemtwin, and shares CO₂ accounting with Carbex, completing the loop from kiln to pour.
Runs on: L4/L40S for strength prediction and mix optimization, Jetson at the plant, DGX for training.
Built for
Who uses it.
Ready-mix producers, precast manufacturers, and integrated cement-to-concrete groups, plus batch-plant QC and operations managers.
See the platformPut Pourix on a kiln.
Start with one line, prove the ROI in a quarter, then expand across the fleet.