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Project Detail:
Adequate grain storage is required to ensure continuous stable plant operation. Grain storage capacity is decided based upon the seasonal availability of grains and the site logistics. Normally, capacities of grain storage silos are designed for about 10 days of plant operation.
Grains from silos is passed through a grain cleaning system for the removal of foreign matter and taken into a surge Bin. A good grain cleaning system is must for removing the impurities/foreign matter from grain before it goes for milling. Magnetic separators are also installed at critical points for the removal of metallic particles.
The hopper provides the buffer capacity between milling and grain storage systems. The Hopper is provided with logical interlocks to ensure smooth operation without any damage to the upstream and downstream equipment.
Grain from the hopper is fed to the hammer mills for milling. Hammer mill sieves are designed to ensure proper milling of grain to give an optimum particle size distribution. Particular size distribution in the milled flour has significant influence on the process performance. Feed grain is therefore milled to a uniform size to accelerate processing time and improve yields.
Total Project Cost: Cr. 404.9
Note: Please Download Project Document attached to this Project for more information.
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