Since I am doing my project on a grain silo storage design, the video has been a great help at visualizing the process of grain storage but there is no explanation. So after much researching on the internet, here is what I found about the machines and processes in the video: 0:20 1. Grain receiving - Trucks or gondolas unload grain into a parking space with drag chain conveyors that will convey the grain into the bucket chain conveyor which will provide elevation head to the grain. This will allow grain to fall into the cleaner without the use of additional material handling equipment. 0:46 2. Cleaning - It filters out dust or other unwanted particles such as small rocks. 1:25 3. Buffer silo - This allows grain to be temporarily stored or for buffering before entering the dryer. 1:59 4. Dryer - Moisture content in grain will lead to faster decomposition of grains inside a storage due to bacterial growth or could cause the grains to mature. The grains are heated using a heat exchanger to remove the moisture in the grains 2:42 5. Final storage - Grains are then stored in grain silos which can hold them for up to 12 months until demand is needed. 3:10 6. Filtering - Final filtering is made for grain before it is loaded into transport. 3:17 7. Loading - In the video, the gondola receives grain from the storage silos for distribution or for consumption.
We are a grain drying equipment manufacturer from China. We hope to establish contact with you and provide you with the help you need for your project.
Could have used captions explaining what is happening at each of these seemingly redundant steps, bc I'm guessing there's nothing redundant at all here and that each phase of this is doing something, but visually it all looks the same
It's basically just: sorting by particulate size, by sorting by particulate size, by sorting by particulate size, etc. on repeat, until you're satisfied, or the point of diminishing returns on the process becomes to inefficient.
Hey this is very interesting video!. Question : why there are so many "up and down" process from the commodity truck into grain silo? what is the purpose of that? is there any chance the grain could stuck somewhere? how to prevent it? Thank you
The reason it goes up and down is because there is the moving from tanks to cleaning facility's and other processes I am doing a project on these and idk what happens when they get stuck hope this helps you tho
Primer tramo del video, desde la cinta transportadora hasta la noria es sólo transporte. Luego, posterior a la noria transportadora se hace la primer limpieza (Cáscaras, Restos de cosecha, Tierra, Insectos) Segundo tramo del video. en su gran mayoría las Secadoras de Granos trabajan entre 30 y 60T/hs. por lo que se cortaría el flujo de descarga continuo. por esa razón se utiliza un Silo de carga para seguir con el flujo. y tener más hs de trabajo. Tercer tramo del video. La carga a silos finales donde se termina de secar el grano/airear el grano. Saludos.
there is very much a chance things get "stuck". That is known as choking a conveyor or elevator. this happens when the flow is obstructed at the top of an elevator or the end of a conveyor. when an elevator chokes it can cause the motor that is running it to kick off causing the belt inside the elevator to spin backwards since all the grain is on the upward side of the elevator. all that weight no longer is going up and it runs backwards until the base of the elevator jams up with grain. if this happens you must open the slides at the bottom of the elevator and let it all spill on the ground until enough grain is out of it to be able to start. that is one reason why the design of this facility is not ideal. the base of the elevators are in a pit 3-4' down making cleaning up an inevitable mess much more difficult
This farm spent like a million dollars extra for some bull shit😂😂 dude you need one wet and dry leg and 1 wet bin. Put the fines collector before it hits the wet leg. You showed it all very well. But there’s no farm like that where I’m from. The elevator wouldn’t take it😂 so many up and downs and pipes the corn would be so fucked up you’d lose money
this video is oversimplfied version of the real deal, and obviously the machines ain't meant for family farms, the price would be worth only if the storage was on an industrial scale
Since I am doing my project on a grain silo storage design, the video has been a great help at visualizing the process of grain storage but there is no explanation. So after much researching on the internet, here is what I found about the machines and processes in the video:
0:20 1. Grain receiving - Trucks or gondolas unload grain into a parking space with drag chain conveyors that will convey the grain into the bucket chain conveyor which will provide elevation head to the grain. This will allow grain to fall into the cleaner without the use of additional material handling equipment.
0:46 2. Cleaning - It filters out dust or other unwanted particles such as small rocks.
1:25 3. Buffer silo - This allows grain to be temporarily stored or for buffering before entering the dryer.
1:59 4. Dryer - Moisture content in grain will lead to faster decomposition of grains inside a storage due to bacterial growth or could cause the grains to mature. The grains are heated using a heat exchanger to remove the moisture in the grains
2:42 5. Final storage - Grains are then stored in grain silos which can hold them for up to 12 months until demand is needed.
3:10 6. Filtering - Final filtering is made for grain before it is loaded into transport.
3:17 7. Loading - In the video, the gondola receives grain from the storage silos for distribution or for consumption.
We are a grain drying equipment manufacturer from China. We hope to establish contact with you and provide you with the help you need for your project.
Could have used captions explaining what is happening at each of these seemingly redundant steps, bc I'm guessing there's nothing redundant at all here and that each phase of this is doing something, but visually it all looks the same
It's basically just: sorting by particulate size, by sorting by particulate size, by sorting by particulate size, etc. on repeat, until you're satisfied, or the point of diminishing returns on the process becomes to inefficient.
Stfu and just watch
Great video! Loved the animation, too.
Amazing video! What program did you use making it?
Hey this is very interesting video!. Question : why there are so many "up and down" process from the commodity truck into grain silo? what is the purpose of that? is there any chance the grain could stuck somewhere? how to prevent it? Thank you
The reason it goes up and down is because there is the moving from tanks to cleaning facility's and other processes I am doing a project on these and idk what happens when they get stuck hope this helps you tho
What a journey from field to elevator lots of handling surprised its not all broken up
Creates a giant mess if something goes wrong
Primer tramo del video, desde la cinta transportadora hasta la noria es sólo transporte.
Luego, posterior a la noria transportadora se hace la primer limpieza (Cáscaras, Restos de cosecha, Tierra, Insectos)
Segundo tramo del video. en su gran mayoría las Secadoras de Granos trabajan entre 30 y 60T/hs. por lo que se cortaría el flujo de descarga continuo. por esa razón se utiliza un Silo de carga para seguir con el flujo. y tener más hs de trabajo.
Tercer tramo del video. La carga a silos finales donde se termina de secar el grano/airear el grano.
Saludos.
there is very much a chance things get "stuck". That is known as choking a conveyor or elevator. this happens when the flow is obstructed at the top of an elevator or the end of a conveyor. when an elevator chokes it can cause the motor that is running it to kick off causing the belt inside the elevator to spin backwards since all the grain is on the upward side of the elevator. all that weight no longer is going up and it runs backwards until the base of the elevator jams up with grain. if this happens you must open the slides at the bottom of the elevator and let it all spill on the ground until enough grain is out of it to be able to start. that is one reason why the design of this facility is not ideal. the base of the elevators are in a pit 3-4' down making cleaning up an inevitable mess much more difficult
I am studying dry bulk shipping, encountered the world silo...well who knew!! Thanks for the nice video!
Beautiful explanation...thanks for educating
This farm spent like a million dollars extra for some bull shit😂😂 dude you need one wet and dry leg and 1 wet bin. Put the fines collector before it hits the wet leg. You showed it all very well. But there’s no farm like that where I’m from. The elevator wouldn’t take it😂 so many up and downs and pipes the corn would be so fucked up you’d lose money
I was wondering what farm has 65 legs and conveyors to do a simple project. Lol
Maybe not a farm, but a larger Grain Refinery/Gluten Plant with a flour Mill most definitely has this kind of stuff on the premises.
this video is oversimplfied version of the real deal, and obviously the machines ain't meant for family farms, the price would be worth only if the storage was on an industrial scale
😂 exactly, made more complex
just imagine when that leg chokes some day and theyre down in a 4' hole trying to empty the leg from the boot lmao
great video! My compliments!
can you tell me what's software to make this video? BTW thank you so much for the animation.
Very nice work, congratulations quotes
Nice texture
What software did you use for the animation? very good, congratulations
Minecraft
It was blender
Paintbrush
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Hi, can I help? I sell silos.
Cost,and capacity of silo
Someone is smoking some good stuff while designing a grain elevator.
Cuanto vale contruir una planta así y que capacidad tiene
Hernan, posso ajudar? Vendo silos
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Perfect!
Really cool! Explanatory captions would have made it next level
Full blender?
Thank you
Very complex for something so simple as storing grain.
Ah, but the process isn’t just storing the grain. The process also reducing moisture and even drying the grain as well.
They also are cleaning and drying the grain
Impressing!
Tysm ❤️. I was so confused an' now my concepts r clear🙏🏻
Install company name and country? 🎉🎉🎉
Grain bins are very big
can anyone confirm me on which hs code or pct this comes under to import
Yeah what’s the point of all of this
Hello hi I'm Pakistan Rehamat Ail
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