Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos with Large Capacity

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Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos with Large Capacity

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Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 100 set/month

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Specifications for Paddy Rice Storage Silos

1 Galvanized corrugated steel silo
2 Advanced heat insulation technology
3 Fast Installation,low cost and less manpower

Characteristics for Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos

-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

Features for Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos:

1. High strength: The fly ash silo wall is reinforced by vertical stiffener and occluded by screw beam. It has great strength and good resistance to wind, earthquake and snow.

2. Good sealing function: Crimping and seaming of five-layer spiral steel plates ensures airproof, so our fly ash silo can be used to store construction materials such as cement, gypsum, fly ash and slag, as well as liquids.

3. Small area occupancy: The smallest distance between fly ash silo amounts to 600mm.

4. Short construction cycle: High-level automatic construction at site, Need only 5-6 days for a 1,000 tons fly ash silo .

5. Long working life: 25-30 years, achieved by best combination of plates of different thickness for fly ash silo body.

6. Nice appearance: The roof is subulate and is not easy to accumulate dust or water. The bin is shining and observable with silvery lines.

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Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos with Large Capacity

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Paddy Rice Storage Steel Silos with Large Capacity

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Q:A storage silo is in the shape of a cylinder with a hemisphere at the top. The total height of the silo is 35ft. The circumference of the cylinder is 22ft. What is the radius of the silo?Find the height of the cylindrical portion of the silo? What is the volume of the cylindrical portion of the silo?What is the volume of the hemispherical portion of the silo? What is the total volume of the silo?: Circumference L = 2πR , so radius of cylinder is : R = L / 2π = 22 / 2π = 11/π ( ≈ 3.50 ) The height of the hemisphere is R The height of the cylinder is Hc The total height 35 = Hc + R → Hc = 35 - 11/π ( ≈ 31.50 ) The volume of the cylinder : Vc = πR?Hc = π 121 * ( 35 - 11/π ) / π? = 121( 35π - 11 ) / π? ≈ 1 213.184 The volume of the hemisphere : Vs = (1/2) * 4πR? / 3 = 2π* 1331 / 3π? = 2662 / 3π? ≈ 89.906 The total volume is V = Vc + Vs ≈ 1 303.09

Q:A piece of ice at the very top of a round silo dome slides off one side. Assuming there’s no friction between the ice and the dome, at what angle θ from the vertical would the ice lose contact (i.e. n= 0) with the silo?: The only force when it loses contact is gravity (mg) R is radius of dome Fnet = ma mg = mv^2/R g = v^2/R Rg = v^2 Now, we have to find how far down the sled goes in order to reach that velocity. h is vertical distance traveled by block I will call that Work energy theorem: Wnet = Kf - Ki mg(R-h) = .5*mv^2 mg(R-h) = .5*mRg R-h = .5R .5R = h So, the block has gone down half the radius of the dome From this we can extrapolate a right triangle that has a height of .5R and a hypotenuse of R. This can be recognized as a 30-60-90 triangle, so the answer: 60 degrees = θ

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Q:1.Find the point P on the line y=3x that is closest to the point (60,0). What is the least distance between P and (60,0). 2. A silo (base not included) is to be constructed in the form of a cylinder surmounted by a hemisphere. The cost of construction per square unit of surface area is 10 times as great for the hemisphere as it is for the cylindrical sidewall. Determine the dimensions to be used if the volume is fixed at 2000 cubic units and the cost of construction is to be kept to a minimum. Neglect the thickness of the silo and waste in construction. ---Find the radius of the cylindrical base (and of the hemisphere)---Find the height: Any point of the line y = 3x is (x, 3x). The distance from (60,0) to (x,3x) is: D(x) = √[(x-60)? + (3x-0)?] D(x) = √[10x? - 120x + 3600] = √[10(x? - 12x + 360)] If you're in calculus, you can take the derivative of D(x) and find the point that's the relative minimum. If you're not in calculus, then you can find the vertex of the quadratic expression under the square root. The x-coordinate of the vertex is -b/(2a) = 120/20 = 6. Then the point is (6, 18), and the minimum distance is 18√10. _______________________________________ The volume of the silo is the sum of the cylinder's volume and hemisphere's volume, and the volume equals 2000 units?. V = πr?h + ?πr? 2000 = πr?h + ?πr? (2000 - ?πr?)/πr? = h = 2000/(πr?) - 2r/3 The cost of the construction will include the lateral area of the cylinder, 2πrh, and the area of the hemisphere, 2πr?. To reflect the fact that the hemisphere will cost 10 times as much, we multiply its surface area by 10: C = 2πrh + 10(2πr?) C = 2πrh + 20πr? Substitute h = 2000/(πr?) - 2r/3 into the Cost equation: C = 2πr·(2000/(πr?) - 2r/3) + 20πr? C = 4000r?? - 4πr?/3 + 20πr? C = 4000r?? + 56πr?/3 Again, calculus vs. no calculus. Without calculus, you can find the minimum using a graphing calculator since it's not a quadratic in this case. With calculus: C' = -4000r?? + 112πr/3 0 = -4000r?? + 112πr/3 4000/r? = 112πr/3 12000/(112π) = r? = 750/(7π) r = 5?(6/(7π)) ≈ 3.24 units h = 2000/(π3.24?) - 2(3.24)/3 ≈ 58.45 units

Q:i'm a midfielder and i currently have the rbk 5k's. The bad thing about them is that you cannot move you fingers very well in them because the gloves are too stiff. They do have reasonable protection. I'm looking for a new pair of gloves and i was wondering if i should get the maverik dynasty supremes or the silos? I don't really care that much about protection i want it to be flexible, i want a good grip on the stick, i want it to be comftorable, and i dont want the glove to get wet from my hand sweat. Those are in order from most important to least important. So which do you think i should get? also, if you know anything about the 2010 gear or a different kind of glove please let me know and PROVIDE LOTS OF DETAILS: You can never go wrong with the Silos. I have King II's which are basically a more beefed up and protective version of silos and they have ridiculous flexibility so I can only imagine how flexible the silos are. I don't really know much about the new '10 stuff so sorry.

Q:A proposed new grain silo consists of a cylinder of height h and radius r, capped by a hemisphere. Express its volume as a function of h and r.: Cylinder = π r^2 h Half a sphere = 1/2 (4/3 π r^3) = 2/3 π r^3 so V = π r^2 h + 2/3 π r^3

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