Why choose steel silos for fly ash storage?
With the rapid development of industrial production, industries such as thermal power plants, coal-fired boilers, and cement plants generate large quantities of fly ash daily. As a major industrial solid waste, fly ash is not only an important raw material for building materials such as concrete, aerated bricks, and cement, but also plays a role in road construction and mine backfill. However, fly ash’s fine particles, tendency to generate dust, and its tendency to absorb moisture and form lumps place higher demands on its storage. Traditional fly ash storage methods, such as open-air stacking and simple bungalow warehouses, not only occupy large areas and are susceptible to moisture, but also lead to dust pollution and difficulty in unloading. Why Choose Steel Silos for Fly Ash Storage? 1. Conventional Fly Ash Storage Methods Currently, the following types of fly ash storage facilities are available on the market: Concrete Silos: sturdy structure and large capacity, but require ...