Gypsum Silo

The silo top features a feed inlet and distribution device to guide even gypsum distribution, preventing localized accumulation and uneven stress. The silo bottom includes a discharge outlet with a screw conveyor/pneumatic conveying chute, with some models incorporating pneumatic arch-breaking devices to prevent gypsum bridging and blockages.

The silo's outer walls undergo sandblasting for rust removal followed by anti-corrosion coating (epoxy, polyurethane). For outdoor use, UV-resistant and freeze-proof insulation layers can be added to extend service life. The silo top is equipped with an inspection hatch, ladder, and guardrail for convenient daily operation and maintenance.

The silo top can be fitted with pulse dust collection equipment to capture dust generated during feeding, reducing fugitive emissions. Optional level gauges (radar/ultrasonic) enable real-time monitoring of gypsum reserves for precise control of feed/discharge rhythms.

Specially designed for storing various powdered/granular gypsum types including building gypsum, desulfurization gypsum, and phosphogypsum. Also compatible with other powdered construction materials like fly ash and mineral powder.

Widely used in gypsum board plants, gypsum powder processing facilities, building material factories, and thermal power plants (for desulfurization gypsum storage). Serves as a raw material transfer or long-term reserve facility, bridging gypsum production, processing, and usage to ensure continuous production line feeding.

Sealed storage minimizes gypsum loss (loss rate controlled below 1%), preventing pollution and quality degradation caused by open-air stockpiling. Its efficient construction and low maintenance costs reduce enterprise warehousing expenses, aligning with the scaled production demands of the building materials industry.