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Hopper Bottom Galvanized Grain Steel Silo Used for Storing Rice

Hopper Bottom Galvanized Grain Steel Silo Used for Storing Rice

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50 m³
Supply Capability:
500000 m³/month

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Hopper Bottom Galvanized Grain Steel Silo Used for Storing Rice

 

Specifications

1,galvanized grain steel silo for sale
2,high quality and best price steel silos
3,hopper bottom steel silos used for storing

assembly corrugated hot-dip galvanizing   hopper bottom steel silos  used for grain storage with best quality and price and 50-1250tons capacity  for sales

 

Features

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

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

  1. The steel legs are made of H beam which have good quality and bearing.

  2. 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.

  3. Hot dip galvanized steel sheets, 275g/m2 coating galvanizing.

  4. Bolt and screw connected, assembly and easy maintenance.

 

 

Application

Our bolted steel silo is used to store grain, seed, feed, cement, coal and other granular or powdered materials. Popular uses for our product include, Temporary Transit, Raw Material, and Grain warehouses. Current applications of the Bolted Steel Silo is to provide efficient and affordable storage solutions for grain warehousing, alcohol plant, flourmill, oil mill, starch factory, feed mill, malt factory, distilleries, seaport, farm, and grain-processing centers, etc.(Grain including: Wheat /corn /soybean /sorghum /buckwheat /cereal /paddy /millet /bran /rice /peas /beans /rapeseeds /beet seeds /peanut /rye)

 

 

 Some advantages of our product:

1. Lower basic cost with lightweight, low request for foundation, low consumption of steel.

2. High degree of standardization. We can produce the standard components which can be installed on-the-spot.

3. Simple, easy and efficient to install within a short amount of time due to superior component design which are connected by standard bolts.

4. Easy to understand . The bolted silo is equipped with relevant accessories, such as: conveyor, ventilation, drying and monitoring devices, etc. to ensure the quality and safety of the material stored in the silo.

5. Easy to maintain. As the parts of the silo are connected by standard bolts, so it is easy to remove or repair it.

6. Low cost and long tenure of use. The cost of bolted silo is just 35%-50% of the cement silo with the same specification; and its life span can reach 30 years.

7, Hopper bottom silo advantage is can natural flow, but it is capacity limited, capacity no more than 1250tons. 

 

Structure

 1. The Silo Body

Include the wall plate, column, manhole, roof ladders and so on.

(1) The wall plate

Our steel is hot galvanized, which makes it durable and weather resistant. Our advanced bolts with spherical washer and the resisting-worn rubber are used to ensure the tightness

and using period.

(2) Column

The column, made by the Z-bar, is used to reinforce the silo body. It is connected by junction panels.

(3) Manhole and Roof Ladders

There are inspection door and ladders inside and outside the silo body. It is convenient and accessible for any maintenance work.

2. Roof

Roof is made up of radiated beam, roof cover board, tension ring, ventilator scoop, roof cap, etc.

The space age construction technology, which is adopted in the design of the silo framework, can ensure the stability of silo under the large span. There is a guardrail around the silo eaves and there is also a manhole on top of the roof.

3. Hopper bottom

Steel leg, laces for steel leg, ventilation net pipe

 

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Q: i currently have two nukes and one hydrogen bomb and im in a need to blow something up so im asking here where can i buy a good launching silo with good coordinates. p.s if you have a tsar bomb call me
In all seriousness I remember seeing a TV program where a guy bought a decommissioned underground launch facility (empty silo(s) included) for very little cost. He made it into his home. It was really cool and energy efficient. I know you're not serious but to anyone who is contact the USAF. I have no idea how or who in particular you would contact. I wouldn't joke around with them.
Q: Which leather jacket is your favorite?
Can't see the neimanmarus site. . . Out of the 3 nordstroms jackets I prefer jacket #1 if what you are looking for is an everyday type of jacket and #2 if you are looking for something to wear out at night,
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: I keep a 20 gallon bucket of this stuff in the kitchen. I buy about 12 conatiners a wek to replenish my stock. I drink 20 glasses of it a day. I also found alot of other uses for kool-aid, by accident. My cat mr.snidley made a mess on the carpet, guess what I used to clean it up....Kool-Aid! My car leaked a little oil and I used it to sop it up. I didn't have flour to roll my dough in, so I used kool-aid! In the winter I use it to melt ice on the sidewalk. I mixed with cyanide to kill ants! I use it when I: run out of baby powder,my sister runs out of hair dye, I run out of kitty-litter. I put kool-aid on: ice cream,banana's candy. I think I am going to build a silo to put all my kool-aid in. Anyway... My question is 1. Do I have an adiction to kool-aid 2. Is a silo big enough or should I buy a barge?
That's your opinion of you have an addiction, but in mine, yes you are addicted to Kool-Aid if you drink 20 glasses a day. Get the barge, definitely.
Q: Dynex, Apex, Silo Digital, Proscan, RCA, or Insignia?
I okorder /
Q: I have a project due that i have to build a model of an ancient grain warehouse and i dont know what it looks like. A picture or a website that i can redirect to so i can see it visually would be great.
They had mud floors and stone brick walls. There is more written description available thru google search than there are pictures- google mesopotamian granary
Q: I am making a can with a hemispherical top. ( So like a silo and INCLUDE THE FLOOR).The total volume of this silo/can is 864cm^3 and I want to MINIMIZE the surface area.please show me the work
Let r = radius of the circular base and hemisphere Let h = height of the silo (not including the hemisphere cap) Therefore vol of hemisphere = 1/2* 4/3 pi r^3 vol of rest of silo = pi r^2 h so total volume = 864 = 4/6 pi r^3 + pi r^2 h = pi r^2 (h+2/3r) h = 864/(pi r^2) - 2/3r SA of hemisphere = 1/2 * 4 pi r^2 SA of rest of silo = pi r^2 + 2 pi r h = pi r (r + 2h) so total SA = pi r (r + 2h + 2r) = pi r (3r +h) Plug in h Total SA = pi r (3r + 864/(pi r^2) - 2/3r) = 7/3 pi r^2 + 864r^-1 To find a minimum, differentiate and set it to 0 -> 14/3 r - 864 r^-2 =0 solve for r: test if r=5 14/3*5-864/(5*5)=-11.2 test if r=6 14/3*6-864/(6*6)= 4 so r is between 5 and 6 cm From a graphic calculator r is approx 5.7 cm, therefore h = 4.66 Checking Vol = pi r^2 (h+2/3r) = 863.52 SA = pi r (3r +h) = 389.65 This also makes sense as a sphere (and hemisphere) have a high volume to SA so it would be big relative to the silo height.
Q: What would happen if someone were to nuke one of our nukelear silos or powerplants? Would that matterial add to the blast?
No, if an *unarmed nuke was... well... nuked, the unarmed nuke wouldn't explode, it would be vaporized
Q: whats the thing that holds corn called?
the cob holders the ones that are in the shape of corn that you stick in the end :D
Q: Can the physics of putting your finger over a straw engulfed in water be enlarged to a bigger scale, say the size of a silo?
Gravity might be to strong. This principal may only work on small items like straws...It would be cool to look up and see water being suspended over our heads...

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