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Aerated Flow Silos, aka Fluidized Flow Silos are used for fine powders.
The material is aerated by pumping air into the bottom of the silo, making it behave as a fluid during the materials discharge from out of the bottom of the silo.
Discharge angles are between 5-10 degrees.
Please select from one of the following non-flowing silo material diagrams that best explains your need:
Black shaded areas represent non-flowing materials and blockage.
Lost Capacity Index: 4 | Lost Capacity Index: 2 | Lost Capacity Index: 3 | Lost Capacity Index: 5 |
Expanded Flow Silos are very similar to Mass Flow Silos.
They are ideally suited for short term storage of materials.
Their construction consists of a 45-60 degree angle tapering into a 68-72 degree cone angle.
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Please select from one of the following non-flowing silo material diagrams that best explains your need:
Black shaded areas represent non-flowing materials and blockage.
Lost Capacity Index: 4 | Lost Capacity Index: 2 | Lost Capacity Index: 3 | Lost Capacity Index: 5 |
The Funnel Flow Silo is designed so the first materials used to fill the silo are the first materials emptied.
Please select from one of the following non-flowing silo material diagrams that best explains your need:
Black shaded areas represent non-flowing materials and blockage.
Lost Capacity Index: 4 | Lost Capacity Index: 2 | Lost Capacity Index: 3 | Lost Capacity Index: 5 |
The mass flow silo allows for materials to flow down the silo as a single column with no channels.
This eliminates aged, non-moving materials and the effects of segregation of materials stored within the silo.
The cone angle will be between 68-72 degrees depending on the material being stored.
Please select from one of the following non-flowing silo material diagrams that best explains your need:
Black shaded areas represent non-flowing materials and blockage.
Lost Capacity Index: 4 | Lost Capacity Index: 2 | Lost Capacity Index: 3 | Lost Capacity Index: 5 |
