Pressure Angle
Hi crkranz,
Fly ash is an aglomorate of various particles with widely varying properties. It settles in lenses through the bins. It can bind on a vertical face, so no side pressure is exerted - depending on the moisture content.
At a rough guess think of cement.
Better still, take several samples with different particle size and measure the angle of repose.
john.p
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Re: Fly Ash - Lateral Pressure
Fly ash is an aglomorate of various particles with widely varying properties. It settles in lenses through the bins. It can bind on a vertical face, so no side pressure is exerted - depending on the moisture content.
At a rough guess think of cement.
Better still, take several samples with different particle size and measure the angle of repose.
john.p
www.cospire.com>Engineering Tips
dEAR SIR
i AM TRYING to calculate the structural weight of mild steel silo . the material to be filled is fly ash at temp of normal temp
Now how to calcuilate teh structural weight of silo .
To be my limited information , structural weiight of ms silo shall consist of
1) Sillo stoffener
2) Specific weight at each column
3) Grating platform
4) Staircase
Sir , any book reference or any spreadsheet ■
Design Of Silo
I suggest you read Professor Rotter's book, published by The British Materials Handling Boad: -
‘Economic Guide to the Design of Circular Metal Silos’-
by Michael J. Rotter
ISBN 0 419 23460 8 Printed by SPON Press
11 Fetter Lane,
London EC4P 4EE ■
Fly Ash - Lateral Pressure
Anyone know what the lateral pressure of flyash is roughly? ■