1000Ton-6000Ton Walnut Grain Storage Steel Silo

1000Ton-6000Ton Walnut Grain Storage Steel Silo System 1

1000Ton-6000Ton Walnut Grain Storage Steel Silo

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Loading Port:: Qingdao

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 50 m³

Supply Capability:: 50000 m³/month

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Specifications

1, Galvanized steel silo wall
2, Storing grain for long time
3, Long time life span
4, Easy to install and maintain

Walnut Grain Storage Steel Silo

Product Description

Application

Hopper bottom steel silos are widely used in storing grain, seeds, flour, feed, cement and chemistry, which need to be cleaned continually.

Features

Hopper bottom steel silo are famous for its automatic discharging process.

The grain inside silos could unload automatically due to gravity, and very efficient;

The steel legs are made of H beam which have good quality and bearing.
2 kinds of angle-45 degree and 60 degree, among which the 60 degree conical-bottom is usually used to store larger pellet and powdered materials of high viscosity.
Hot dip galvanized steel sheets, 275g/m2 coating galvanizing.
Bolt and screw connected, assembly and easy maintenance.

A Completed Grain Storage System

General Flow path: Truck loaded with grain coming--dumping pit --conveyor--pre-cleaning--elevator--hopper silo--conveyor--truck or workshop or packing machine

*We will design for you as per your requirements.

Our Services

Accessory equipments of the hopper steel silo:

Handling equipment

Pre-cleaning

Ventilation system

Installation:

The installation of silos can be carried out by different ways.

*If the client wants to install silos by themselves, we could offer detailed instruction, and we'll give our quickest response to deal with any question in the process.

*We could also send our engineer to supervise the installation process. The client could find local workers for the installation work and our engineer will help them during the process.

*If the client needs, we could send our installation team for the whole installation issue.

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Q:what is the diameter of a pipe which carries cement to a silo top, if initial pressure,delivery height,flow rate are available?: Ahhh, and what should be the wall thickness if the pipe material is known?

Q:I have a picture of a squar silo. Could this be real?: No, silos are always round. If it is square, it is called an elevator. A silo is round so that no grain gets stuck in a corner.

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Q:A typical silo on a farm has many bands wrapped around its perimeter, as shown in the figure below. Why is the spacing between successive bands smaller toward the bottom?: Lower points on the silo will always have more pressure due to the weight of the contents than points higher up, so the bottom needs more reinforcement.

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