Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System

Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System

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Loading Port:: Dalian

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 100 set/month

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Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System
1. over 20 years life
2. 275g/m2 gal. steel
3. 2.0-4.0mm silo wall

Lipp Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System

Silos Elevation

Lipp Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System

Silos Layout

Applicable Fields:

Grain, rice, corn, soy bean, rape seed, wheat, etc.

Specification:

Diameter: 3.5 - 27 m

Height: 5 - 23 m

Thickness: 2.0 - 4.0 mm

Capacity: 100 - 7000 ton per silo

Material: galvanized steel

(Galvanized rate ≥ 275g/m2)

FAQ

	Item	Specification
Roof System	Roof Sheet	δ1.0mm, galvanized steel sheet
	Purline	Section steel
	Roof platform	Ø1.5-3.0m, Checkered steel plate
	Upper tension ring	Ø1.5-3.0m, Carbon steel plate
	Bottom tension ring	Ø3.0-38m, Carbon steel plate
	Loading hole	δ4.0mm, Carbon steel plate
	Man hole	δ6.0mm, Carbon steel plate
	Vent hole	δ4.0mm, Carbon steel plate
	Guard rail	Ø3.0-38m, 1”(metric), steel tube

Silo Body
	Silo Wall Galvanized steel Gal. rate >= 275g/m2	δ2.0 - δ4.0mm

Inner Reinforcement
	Reinforcement ribs Steel section	12pcs/silo - 84pcs/silo

		[6.3, [8.0, [10, [12, [14, [16, [18, [20,
		[22

Steel Structure
	Conical bottom	δ6.0 - δ14.0mm Q235 STEEL
	Ring beam	δ6.0 - δ14.0mm Q235 STEEL
	Support leg	"H" Section steel

Characteristics:

* Moisture resistance

* Bolt free

* Rust resistance

* Low maintenance

* Long service life

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Silo Spiral Silo Grain Silo Storage System

Q:DOES ANYONE HAVE AN IDEA WHAT THE SIMPSONS MOVIE IS ABOUT!!!!!!?????: Spoiler Warning: Homer dumps a silo full of pig droppings (or something like it) into a lake/river. Springfield is outraged at his stupidity, and the EPA plans to fix the problem by Blow(ing) up Springfield. You can find clips on Yahoo! Movies.

Q:A grain silo has a cylindrical shape. Its diameter is 18ft, and its height is 46ft. What is the volume of grain that can be stored in the silo?Round the answer to the nearest cubic foot: The volume of the cylinder is pi*r^2*h where h is the height and r is the radius. So r=9, h=46. Then 81*46*pi is the volume of the cylinder. Or 3726pi = 11706ft^3

Q:Here is the problem:A Farmer's silo is in the shape of a cylinder with a hemisphere as the roof. If the height of the silo is 117 feet and the radius of the hemisphere is r feet, express the volume of the silo as a function of r. Any help would be greatly appreciated!: Hi, Volume of cylinder = (pi)*(height)*(radius of base)^2 Volume of hemisphere = (2/3)*(pi)*(radius)^3 Volume of Silo = Volume of cylinder + Volume of hemisphere Lets do the cylinder first: Cylinder height : 117 Cylinder base radius : r (same as hemisphere's radius) Thus: Volume of cylinder = (pi)*(height)*(radius of base)^2 = (pi)*(117)*(r)^2 Now for the hemisphere: Hemisphere radius : r Thus: Volume of hemisphere = (2/3)*(pi)*(radius)^3 = (2/3)*(pi)*(r)^3 So then for the Silo: Volume of Silo = Volume of cylinder + Volume of hemisphere = (pi)*(117)*(r)^2 + (2/3)*(pi)*(r)^3 = (pi)*(r)^2*( 117 + (2/3)*r ) Volume of Silo = (pi)*(r)^2*( 117 + (2/3)*r )

Q:What is the smallest initial velocity that is required to throw a stone 49 feet up to the top of a silo?: u = initial velocity v = final velocity a = acceleration d = distance travelled t = time taken assumption: this is a 2-D problem. stone thrown vertically up. v2 = u2 +ad ======================== working: d = [(v+u)/2]t t = 2d/(v+u) sub into v = u +at v = u + 2ad/(v+u) multiply both sides by (v+u) v2 +uv = uv + u2 + 2ad v2 = u2 + 2ad (proved) ========================== v = 0, a = -g = -32, d = 49 0 = u2 + 2(-32)(49) u2 = 3136 u = 56 ft/s (ans)

Q:A silo is to be constructed in the form of a cylinder (only 1 of 2 bases included) topped by a hemisphere. The construction cost per square unit of surface area for the hemisphere is 2.8 times as much for the cylinder and the volume must be 710000 cubic feet. If construction costs are to be minimized, what should the radius be?: The volume of the silo is the volume of the cylinder + the volume of the hemisphere 71000 = pi x r^2 x h + (2/3) x pi x r^3 This can be rearranged to give h and a function of r h = (71000 - (2/3) x pi x r ^3)/(pi x r ^ 2) The cost of materials is the cost of the surface area of the cylinder (including a base) plus the surface area of the hemisphere (which coses 2.8 times as much per unit) C = (some constant) x (2.8 x 2 x pi x r^2 + pi x r ^2 + 2 x pi x r x h) you can replace h in this equation, which changes it to C = (some constant) x (6.6 x pi x r^2 + 142000/r - 4/3 x pi x r^2) The mininum cost happens when C' is 0. After taking the derivative you can divide by (some constant) to get rid of it and multiply both sides by r^2 to get a easy equation to solve. The answer will be the cube root of something...

Q:1) In a silo of corn there may be 900 kg corn. How many kernels would there be? please inclue units and calculations to support anwser? :)2) A mole of H2O and a mole of O2 EXPLAIN ANSWER. a. have the same mass b. contain one molecule each c. have a mass of 1g each d. contain the same number of molecules: 1. Assume 1 corn kernel = 0.38g so: # kernels = 900Kg(1000g/1Kg)*(1kernel/0.38g) # kernels = 2,368,421 2. a mole of any molecule is equals to avogadros number... so answer is D

Q:how much does it cost to build a silo ?: That totally depends on how much time and other resources one has and one's specific needs. Assuming you have no suitable materials laying around and would have to buy them, you have to first calculate the size you need and decide on what you're going to build it from. If you have unlimited time and cheap labor, and only need a small one, going with bricks and/or concrete block used to be very popular around here. Of course that will do for all but the roof. I'm partial to to the dome tops such as were made by Columbia steel tank, mainly because they were leakproof and that's pretty important for storing grain.

Q:I'm a student in Vietnam ,I want to have a 30T horiztal cement silo for my studing , but i'm so far. I have spend 3 months to search it, but i can't find out it, please send me some file about it, dimension? size? material? How to disign it? and sketchs if you can. it's just document, catalogue. Thank you so much. I hope you can help me!^^. Have a nice day and lucky!: Hope okorder /

Q:No movies cus thats not fun... its lame. Me, and some friends want to go and do something fun and cant decide. PLEASE HELP US!!!!!!! Thx and PLEASE post soon! Were leaving to do anything ( cant think of the anything ) tommorow at 8 AMTHANX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!: beach mini golf ice skating swimming lake town pool mall resturant take a walk go to the park go shopping

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?: My stalker lives right next door to me - she keeps a watch on us and reports our doings to my ex-husband, and makes things up to keep him excited. I'm engaging the big gun this time. Family/Friend of the Court first, then on to Federal Court if necessary.

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