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Steel Silo Design and Support Types

This document discusses types of steel silos and bunkers that can be directly supported on foundations, elevated on wall skirts or columns from the shell, or supported on steel or concrete structures. It also provides a procedure for calculating tentative wall thickness that involves determining material pressure, lateral pressure, and hoop tension force. Finally, it lists coefficients of friction for common materials stored in silos like wheat, maize, cement, and coal.
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Steel Silo Design and Support Types

This document discusses types of steel silos and bunkers that can be directly supported on foundations, elevated on wall skirts or columns from the shell, or supported on steel or concrete structures. It also provides a procedure for calculating tentative wall thickness that involves determining material pressure, lateral pressure, and hoop tension force. Finally, it lists coefficients of friction for common materials stored in silos like wheat, maize, cement, and coal.
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  • Procedure for Tentative Wall Silo Calculation
  • Types of Steel Silo and Bunker Supported
  • Values of μ and μ’

Types of steel Silo and bunker Supported

a Directly supported on fnd.


Elevated supported on wall skirt
Elevated supported on col. From shell
Supported on steel structure
Supported on Concrete structure

Procedure for tentative wall thk cal.


1 Calculate Material pressure
2 Calculate lateral pressure
3 Hoop tension force

Values of µ and µ1 for same comon materials have been given in Table 13.1
Sl. No. Material µ µ1
1 Wheat 0.466 0.443
2 Maize 0.521 0.432
3 Cement 0.316 0.554
4 Bituminous coal 0.700 0.700

µ Angle of Friction (Stored material from wall & Hopper)


µ1
Coefficent of friction (tanµ)

Types of steel Silo and bunker Supported
a
Directly supported on fnd.
Elevated supported on wall skirt
Elevated supported on

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