Heat Insulation Steel Silos Long Term Grain Storage
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Heat Insulation Steel Silos Long Term Grain Storage
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--Material:Galvanized steel
--Type:Heat insulation steel silo
--Capacity:500tons-15000tons
--Color:Can be do according to customer's requirement
--Condition system:New
--Pack:in 20-40'' container
--Delivery time:about 60days
--Place of Origin:China Mainland
FAQ
1 Assembly type steel silos.
2 Advanced heat insulation technology.
3 Fast installation, low cost and less manpower.
There are two kinds of steel silos( steel silo and heat insulation steel silo)
The two kinds of silos with concrete flat foundation or hopper one for your options.
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--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
Specification
--Fast loading and unloading system to fill and empty the silo in short time
--Electric control to make the operation easier
--With GB/T 19001-2008 —— ISO9001:2008 CERTIFACTE
- Q:The top of a silo has the shape of a hemisphere of diameter 20 feet. If it is coasted uniformly with a layer of ice, and if the thickness of the ice is decreasing at the rate of .25 in/hr, how fast is the volume of the ice changing when the ice is 2 in. thick?my teacher says there will be a problem like this on the test so please explain.
- The radius of the hemisphere is 120 inches. The radius of the top layer of ice is 122 inches. Volume = 4pi(r)^3 / 3 => dV/dt = 4pi(r)^2 dr/dt = 4 pi (122)^2 (-.25) = -46759.47 inch^3 / hour.
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- Q:how do i calculate the volume of a circular silo with a rectangular side?
- i'm not completely sure if we're thinking of the same thing but you cout cut the circular part on top off. that would be half a sphere. find the volume of the half circle for a sphere and then divide it by 2. then you would have the rectangular prism. find the volume and add the half sphere and the prism together. i'm so sorry if that made no sense
- Q:What do you call the big wheat containers used in big factories?
- I assume you are refering to big building structures. They are silos.
- Q:what am i looking for?
- there's a thin line in the middle of the pic, i think (not sure though) half of the pic is real and the other half is a painting
- Q:I live in a rural area and we have two blue Harvestor grain silos. One has a 25 foot diameter and is 90 feet tall and the other is 4 feet from it with a 20 foot diameter and is 70 feet tall. I was wondering if it would be possible to mount a wind turbine on top of the taller one. I don't know much about turbulence though, if there would be too much? Or how high it would have to be off to clear the turbulence? this is my first try at it, I was going to try a treadmill motor, something small.
- Hi Matthew. I have actually seen two silos with turbines on top. The main concern about turbulence is not with the silo, it has more to do with the terrain around it. Are there any trees or other structures that extend above the top of the silo that are within 200 feet of the silo? If the top of the silo has good exposure to winds, then it is probably a good place for the turbine. The other question to answer is whether or not the silo is in good structural condition. A home sized turbine will not put much force on the silo when it is operating, but there will be some force, and vibration. If the silo is masonry, meaning made from stone and mortar, are most of the mortar joints still good, or are there lots of missing spaces between the bricks? I don't know where you live, but if you want to learn more about this, I would suggest two things first. First, get a subscription to Home Power Magazine, the only periodical that really gets into the nuts and bolts of this technology. It is only about $25 a year, but they have articles explaining wind turbines, solar panels, inverters, batteries, and so on. Some issues even take all he commercially made turbines and list them with all the specs and other features, making it easy to select the one you want. If you subscribe, you can go to their website online and use their search engine to look for articles in the past that might help you out. Also go to the websites below, and check out the library for books. I'll list one, if you can't find it, just look for other books by that author, or on that subject matter. The second thing to do is get to one of the energy fairs listed in the calendar section of Home Power, they are held all over the globe. The best and biggest one is in Wisconsin each June, but almost every state hosts one each year now. We went to one 12 years ago, and now our home is completely powered by the wind and sun, it was very informative. Take care Matthew, Rudydoo
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- Paranoid. If there was nuclear fallout, they probably wouldn't help that much anyway. i mean, what's the point of surviving if you have to live in a cement box for the rest of your life?
- Q:what are missle silo's?
- ?A missile silo is an underground, vertical cylindrical container for the storage and launching of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs). They typically have the missile some distance under the surface, protected by a large blast door on top.
- Q:grain silos for cattle feeding . undergraund
- Dig a big hole, put up some form-work, fill in the outside of the form-work with dirt, pour concrete into form-work, remove inner form-work, fill with grain. Though why you would want to is beyond me as you would need to add complex machinery to bring the grain back up to the surface. Better to build the thing above ground and let gravity do the work for you. By the way, the word is underground
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Heat Insulation Steel Silos Long Term Grain Storage
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