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Grain Storage System Wheat Steel Silo Storage

Grain Storage System Wheat Steel Silo Storage

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Grain Storage System Wheat Steel Silo Storage

 

 Detail Specification

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

Features

--grain project storage and turnover

--Large grain depot storage and turnover

--Port  or logstics storage

 

Advantage

New solution for grain storage to replace traditional warehouse

Low space occupation and high storage capacity

-Patented heat insulation technology to provide grain with safer storage

-Fast loading and unloading system to fill and empty the silo in short time

-Electric control to make the operation easier

 

FAQ

 

Q: Why should you choose us:

A: 1. More than 10 years experience in this industry
2. 100,000 tons exporting per month
3. Professional foreign trade tea
4. OEM&ODM capacity
5. High quality assured & competitive price
6. Try our best to meet your needs & save your budget
7. Very popular in Southeast Asia, Africa, Mid-East and South America etc.
8. VIP membership system, first time customers and long-term cooperation customers can get extra discount on some products.

 

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Grain Storage System Wheat Steel Silo Storage

Grain Storage System Wheat Steel Silo Storage

 

Q: I love entourage and the 5th season has been really good. But what happened to silo. In the 4th season they had that movie with billy walsh as the director but then it was forgotten. What happened idk if they ever said
omg i was going to post the same question!!!!! im an avid viewer of entourage, and the first episode of the season pissed me off so much. it was so unlike entourage episodes of the past, and it seemed like the whole show changed including the fundamentals of the characters. also, it doesnt make sense to me that after making one flop, vinny chase can not make one movie?!?! that makes no sense, look at someone like chris rock or ben stiller, their movies always suck but they keep getting work. also, they just stopped mentioning silo. the whole first episode i was screaming WHAT ABOUT SILO?!?!?! lol oh well, the season has gotten better, yesterday's episode with dom was one of my favorites so far.
Q: A cylindrical concrete silo is 7.5m in diameter and 28m high. It consists of a 6500kg concrete base and 4.0×10^4kg cylindrical concrete walls. Use a coordinate system with origin at the center of the cylinder's base and the axis along the axis of the cylinder. Neglect the thickness of the silo walls and base. Locate the center of mass when the silo is empty.
Total mass is 6500 + 40000 = 46500 By symmetry the c.m must lie on the y axis. Taking moment about the origin 46500*d = 6500*(28/2) d = 1.95 m from the origin. ============================
Q: A silo is a structure that is shaped like a right circular cylinder with a half sphere on top. The surface area of a silo of height h and radius r ( including the area of the base) is given by the polynomial 2(pi)r h + (pi) r^2 (Note that h is the height of the entire silo.) Find an eqivalent expression by factoring out a common factor.
It's not really a word problem. You can ignore everything before 2(pi)r h + (pi) r^2. Factor that. Use the distributive property.
Q: How can a man die without drowning in water?
There is a rare happening where when cold water hits the vocal chords/larynx, the water causes it to swell up and effectively seal off the airway/lungs/everything. Therefore no water gets in - however, no air does either. Instead of drowning, they suffocate. It's also called dry drowning. I think that's what you were asking? If not just ignore my answer!
Q: I was watching some videos of russian ICBMs and they have weak thrust and flames which propels them slowly out of the silo, and then a lot of thrust and flame accelerates it into the air, like a second, more powerful motor kicked in. Why is it like that?Do these rockets use solid rocket fuel?
It is not that they have a weak thrust at the beginning, but that something that massive takes time to get moving. The thrust on those rockets are incredibly powerful, but when something weighs a hundreds tons, you can't expect it to take off like a high performance sports car. What you usually see coming out of the silo is the same motor propelling the missile. It is just that when the motor is still in the silo, the thrust is confined to a certain area inside that you cannot see. When it finally exits the silo, it is no longer confined and makes a huge blast as it spreads out all around. It was the same motor, just not confined to a silo anymore. It should be noted though that some of these ICBM's do indeed contain several motors just like the space shuttle. In some cases you would be right, that these missiles have an initial motor to blast them out of the silo and then a main motor to blast them into the atmosphere. In things like subs, the missile does not contain a launching motor, but is surrounded by a pocket of air. When it is launched, the force of the air rising blasts the missile to the surface and once it breaks the water line, the motor kicks in and it is launched. For an example of this, scroll to about 2:40 in the video below and watch. And yes, most modern ICBM's use solid fuel because it is safer and easier to store. One of the problem with liquid fuel is that it needed to be kept cold. It would often boil off due to the surrounding temperature and cause ice to form on everything. This meant that the ICBM's could not be kept fueled and had to be fueled before launch causing a delay in response time.
Q: This was asked during our Physics class, and nobody knew the answer, so our professor gave it as our homework. Thanks to those who will answer my question =]
Because the reactor housing and storage silo's need to be strong incase some nutter tries to break into one with an aircraft or other such thing.
Q: Why do the corrugated edges on silos look so weird when you are far away from them?
I've wondered exactly the same thing. There's a weird 'ripply' effect that makes the ridges seem to wiggle and shimmer. At first I thought it might be some sort of interference effect but now I'm guessing it has something to do with 'heat waves' in the air. I'm still wondering about it, though.
Q: Near my home, about 4 miles away, I saw a missle silo being built back in the 60's but no one says its there. Does this mean I've crossed over into unknown territory?
No but where do you live? It might have been abandoned or not completed. Vet-USAF 44MMS / Ellsworth AFB SD 1981
Q: Get cheap
near the beach of Silo, its cheap there
Q: a silo has a cylindrical shape with a hemispheric dome. what is the volume?
Calling 'r' the radius of the circular base of the cylinder and 'h' its height, then the hemisphere is ??(4/3)?π?r? and the cylinder is π?r??h, so adding them together gives (assuming you know r and h): 1.? ? volume = ??(4/3)?π?r? + π?r??h = π?r??[ h + ??r ] so, 2.? ? volume = π?r??[ h + ??r ]

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