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Solving Common Problems in Industrial Coal and Bulk Silos

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  Industrial coal and bulk silos are the backbone of raw material storage for power plants, mining operations, and heavy industrial facilities, ensuring a steady supply of coal, grains, and other bulk materials to keep production lines running. However, these critical storage structures—most often made of steel—face a range of common problems due to constant exposure to harsh industrial environments, heavy material loads, and long-term use. From blockages and corrosion to structural wear and material waste, these issues can lead to costly downtime, safety hazards, and reduced operational efficiency. For facility managers, project contractors, and operations teams, identifying and solving these common silo problems is essential to protecting their investment, maintaining productivity, and avoiding unnecessary repairs. Below, we break down the most frequent issues plaguing industrial coal and bulk silos, along with practical, actionable solutions tailored to steel structure silos—de...

Common connection methods for steel structures

Common connection methods for steel structures:



1. A steel structure is made up of a number of elements combined. The role of the connection is to combine the plates or sections into members in a certain way, or to combine several members into a whole structure in order to ensure that it works together. Therefore, the connection method and its quality directly affect the working performance of the steel structure.

2. At present, the steel structure is commonly connected by welding, bolting or riveting. The earliest common bolt connection was used from about the middle of the 18th century, and the rivet connection was introduced in the 1920s, while the weld connection appeared in the second half of the 19th century. Since the middle of the century, high-strength bolted connections have been developed.

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