6. Conclusion
This dossier describes the basic principles involved in rational silo sizing. From a flow point of view, the ideal silo must be able to store the required quantities of product and ensure a regular flow, without creating chimneys or vaults, and with the desired flow rate. The general methodology for reliable silo sizing can be summarized in the flow chart shown in figure 33 . In many cases, it is difficult to reconcile all these requirements. However, a better understanding of the flow should enable a more reasoned management of the storage...
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Bibliography
Websites
Events
Science et Technologie des Poudres Type: symposium Periodicity: three years Next event: 2012, Toulouse
Congrès de la Société Française du Génie des Procédés (SFGP) Type: congress Frequency: every two years Next event: November 29 - December 1 - 2011, Lille
International Granulation workshop Type: workshop + symposium Frequency: 2 years...
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Manufacturers – Suppliers – Distributors (non-exhaustive list)
ESTEVE S.A.S. http://www.esteve.fr
Jenike & Johanson http://www.jenike.com
Standards and norms
- Eurocode 1: actions on structures – Part 4: silos and tanks – National Annex to NF EN 1991-4: 2007 – Silos and tanks - NF EN 1992-1-4/NA - 2007
- Steel construction – Steel silos: Calculation of actions in cells - NF P22-630 - 1992
- Specific characteristics of bulk products used in silo storage – Determination and representation of flow properties - FEM 2381 - 1986
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