Grain Bin Grain Steel Silos in Small Capacity

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Grain Bin Grain Steel Silos in Small Capacity

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1 Bolted type heat insulation steel silo
2 Advanced heat insulation technology
3 Fast installation, low cost and less manpower

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Type	flat bottom / hopper bottom
Material	hot galvanized steel
Auxiliary system	-Loading and unloading system -grain cleaning system -ventilation system -Temperature monitoring system -Level indicating -Lightening proctection system
Characteristics	-Turkey basis -standardization componet -full silo filling -clear silo discharging excellent heat insulation technology Easy Maintenance

Characteristics:

--grain project storage and turnover

--Large grain depot storage and turnover

--Port / logstics storage

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Grain Bin Grain Steel Silos in Small Capacity

Q:Hi..can someone answer this question step by step so i can understand how to do it?...it is decided to investigate the manufacture of a silo capable of of holding 10 000 m^3 of grain. The silo must be in the shape of a cylinder with a hemispherical roof. The grain is stored only in the cylindrical part, not in the roof (hemisphere section). The hemispherical roof costs twice as much per square metre to manufacture as the cylindrical part. What dimensions should the silo have in order to minimise the costs of manufacture?...the dimensions are 'r' (radius of cylinder) and 'h' (height of cylinder)...10 POINTS FOR BEST ANSWER...all answers are appreciated...thanks: Let: V - grain volume a - cost to build 1 sq.m of cylindrical part Volume of cylindrical part is: pi*r^2*h = V So h = V / (pi*r^2) Total cost to build the silo is: Cost = pi*r^2*a (bottom of the silo) + 2*pi*r*h*a + 2*pi*r^2*2a (semi-spherical part cost twice) = = a*(5*pi*r^2 + 2*pi*r*h) = = a*(5*pi*r^2 + 2*pi*r*V / (pi*r^2)) = = a*(5*pi*r^2 + 2*V/r) You need to find minimum of the function dCost/dr = a*(10*pi*r - 2*V / r^2) = 0 r = (V/(5*pi)) ^ (1/3) = ... h = V / (pi*r^2) = ...

Q:how was feed loaded into the top of wooden farm silos?: They used steam traction engines to drive a spindle on a conveyor.There are pictures of such set ups in early agricultural books. Although the silo's weren't that high, the angle of the elevator wasn't that great. Then the blower was invented which still lifted the grain, and still driven by a steam traction engine. This is the first time Ive seen photo's of this set up. I have books on Cimbra equipment for grain and seed dressing, which all have electric motors attached. The first records for Cimbra, are about 1947. But, I have no information on how the grain was stored before hand. I suspect Jute bags were the main tool for storage, which gave all the vermon in the locality a free feed, when ever they wanted it. The place I work at have all the computerised high volume transfer units, with our average silo being 400 tonnes. A big change from the early days.

Q:an image, object: the red cross. the image is recognized globally and of course every state in the US has branches of it.

Q:1. Notice that a silo has bands around it to give it strength. Notice also that these bands are closer together near ground level and are spaced farther apart near the top of the silo. Why is this so?2. The density of a rock doesn't change when it is submerged in water, but YOUR density does change when you are submerged. Why?: Grain in a silo behaves as a semi-fluid, since the grains are somewhat mobile. In a water tank, you experience increasing pressure with depth due to the mass of water above. A person's density in water may change a little if they hold their breath and dive down in the deep end of a pool. The increasing pressure will compress the air stored in the lungs, so the overall volume of the body diminishes slightly while the mass remains constant.

Q:I have an old 50 to 60 foot tall silo built from concrete staves with a metal dome roof. Soemone has offer to buy it nut I don't even know its value.: sorry to say nothing if you want it removed you will have to pay somebody to take it. thats if even they want it, good luck

Q:Name one way you would get world leaders to work together.: I would open the nuclear missile silos and start the launch sequence. Then, I'd tell the other leaders, I'm in charge. Do what I say or else I launch thousands of nuclear warheads.

Q:I can day 'well, at least THAT never happened'Does anyone think we've lost perspective on the lesson of that period? (which arguably, we're still in, a lot of them are still out there, armed): Niet... I have never seen one.

Q:What is a silo for anyway? I see them while commuting and never knew the purpose for the structure.: silo farm shaped tall cylinder

Q:what is the meaning of the different designs at the top of brick silos?: Probably just decorative, I dont think they have any meaning in the same way as say hex signs on barns have

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