Eduardo Saucedo, B.S. Environmental Engineering, founded KinetiRO and
wrote KinetiRO Sim. His prior work was the design of water and
wastewater treatment systems for the Mexican market, first at Domos
Agua / Hydrazul, part of Gentor, and subsequently at Rotoplas
Servicios de Agua.
He holds a cédula profesional. The registration number is
not published; it is available on request.
The sequence is material. KinetiRO Sim was not written by a software
company that subsequently engaged a process consultant to review it.
It was written by an engineer who had performed the same sizing
calculations manually, in spreadsheets, for operating plants, and who
had established which parameters govern a design and which are seldom
examined. Three consequences are visible in the software: the
measured TKN reaches the activated sludge model, aerobic sludge age
is reported separately from total sludge age, and membrane arrays are
solved element by element rather than by a fixed rejection
percentage. Each addresses a condition encountered on a real project.
The founder's stated objective for the company is wider availability
of optimised treatment design. Demand for specialised treatment
represents a significant environmental risk, and as discharge
regulation becomes more restrictive, treatment requires greater
optimisation rather than greater installed capacity. The intent is to
make a rigorous design method available to industrial operators and
to municipalities, including those without the resources to
commission a consultant to assess an existing plant.
KinetiRO is operated as a business. Pricing is not currently
published: KinetiRO Sim is in beta, and a price will be published
before the beta concludes. No quotation process applies.
The free plan calculates without limit, on the basis that an operator
or a student verifying a single figure should not incur a charge. A
paid plan exists because an organisation issuing a document for which
it is accountable has different requirements.