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Great bargain used soybean storage farm silos

Great bargain used soybean storage farm silos

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100 m³
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100000 m³/month

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Products & Service:

1. Manufacture Steel Silos.

2. Turnkey Silo Project Design.

3. Silo Installation.  

4. Overseas After-sales Service.

<Overseas Branch Offices>

1. Bangladesh Pa-127/1, South Badda, Gulshan, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh

2. South Africa:  Sasolburg, South Africa

3. Mongolia:  Ugluu town 127/5 13nd Khoroo, Bayanzurkh District Ulaanbaatar Mongolia

4. Malaysia:   22,Jalan Molek, 3/13,Taman Molek Johor Bahru Johor

 

Characteristic of assembly type steel silo

 

  • Wide application 

  • Large capacity

  • Less investment

  • Automation

 

 

Product Description

 

Silo Structure

 

Accessoy Equipments of Grain Silos

 

Pre-cleaning(to clean grain before grain coming to silo)

 

 

 Silo roof conveyor(for handling grain on silo roof)

 

 

 

Blower(silo ventilation for keeping grain in good)


                                                                                                                       

 

 

Our Services

 

Installation

 

We can supply installation service according to your requirements, or give you the technical support!

 

 

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Q:If a circular silo is 34 ft tall and has a radius of 14 feet then what is the area? I know how to get the area of a circle but what do I do with the height?
Cylinder (whole surface) Areas of top and bottom circles + Area of the side 2(pi * radius^2) + 2 * pi * radius * height 2(3.14159 * 14^2) + 2 * 3.14159 * 14 * 34 =2(3.14159 * 196) + 2990.8 = 2(615.8) + 2990.8 =1231.5 + 2990.8 = 4222.3 Ft Squared
Q:Do you suppose we have anything that can keep North Korean launch ready missiles in their silos until we can wipe out their nuclear installations?
China. Perhaps we should just let China take it (in fact encourage it).
Q:I'm wondering why they are built so tall and narrow. Does the packing of the contents under their own weight somehow prevent spoilage? I can't imagine storage space is at all that much of a premium on farms ...
The answer is to do with the way they have to be emptied under gravity. There is a cone at the bottom whose sides have an inclination angle (from the horizontal) greater than the angle of rest of the bulk grain. Hence a tall thin silo can be properly emptied whereas a short fat one could not (by gravity).
Q:...the silo roof?WARNING: This question is for math connoisseurs only.
V = (pi r ^2)(h) = (pi (7.5^2)) (15.1) = 2668.3903 f^3
Q:A silo is to be constructed in a 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 as for the cylinder and the volume must be 730000 ft^3. if construction costs are to be minimized, whats should the radius be?
OK. Here is what I get. Not sure if it is correct but it looks like it might be. Say 'x' is cost per unit area for the cyclinder (Ac) then the cost per unit area for the half sphere (As) is 2.8x. You can then create an equation for cost (C) using this: C = 2.8*x*As + x*Ac Using equations for area and knowing that you only have half a sphere you expand this to. . . C = 2.8*x*(2*pi*r^2) + x*(pi*r^2 + 2*pi*r*h) You can find h with respect to r using the volume equations. 2/3*pi*r^3+pi*r^2*h = 730000 so h = (730000-2/3*pi*r^3)/(pi*r^2) The cost equation then becomes. . . C = 2.8*x*2*pi*r^2 + x*pi*r^2 + x*2*pi*r*(730000-2/3*pi*r^3)/(pi*r^2) Simplify and you should get. . . C = 16.547*x*r^2 + x*1460000/r Then find the derivative. . . dC/dr = 33.09*x*r - x*1460000/r^2 Find the min by setting the derivative to zero. . . dC/dr = 0 = 33.09*r - 1460000/r^2 1460000/r^2 = 33.09*r r^3 = 44122 r = 35.34 Hope you could follow that.
Q:about vehicles? We sure couck have use a few quot;Ducksquot; or other amphib's around here during the last three hurricanes.
Found okorder for further discussion if you're interested! Thanks! Another post at the same website contains the following info: Some dukws but with prices. Each of the Italian dukws are 18,000 euros and the restored military dukw is 35,000.
Q:What is the name given to a shape or a rectangle with a semicircle ontop and whose area can be defined simply as A=(pi(b/2)^2)/2+bh?
I hope this helps.
Q:I had this for a vocabulay word once and just forgot the word, can you give me a few ideas to remeber the word?
Latent? Potential? Underground missile silo?
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
Check with Homeland Security.
Q:as in free trial software and tutorials. i want to make 3d wiremodels of cars.
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