A grain store is designed around the storage and material-flow process. A quotation review needs the crop type and storage volume, flat-storage or equipment layout, building dimensions, stacking height, aisles, doors, conveying interfaces, ventilation requirements, site data and delivery destination. The clear span, roof, walls, condensation control, ventilation and interfaces with process equipment should be coordinated. Natural or mechanical ventilation is selected for the product and storage regime. Silos, conveyors, dust extraction, temperature monitoring and other process equipment are included only when the agreed scope lists them explicitly. The table shows typical industry references. Final frame arrangement, span, envelope, loads, corrosion protection, schedule and order composition are project-specific and are confirmed with the quotation request.
Prefabricated steel grain-storage warehouses, storage hangars and agricultural buildings, with project review, fabrication and delivery to Russia and the CIS.
Typical Specifications
- Clear span: 18–42 m typical industry range for long-span hangars; other spans are custom-engineered after analysis.
- Design loads: To local codes, site data and process loads; values are confirmed before analysis.
- Ventilation: Natural or mechanical; arrangement and equipment are selected for the product and storage process.
- Structural system: Portal-frame, framed or truss system; final selection is project-specific.
- Roof and wall system: Profiled sheet or sandwich panels; coating, details and condensation control are project-specific.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which storage types can be considered?
- Flat grain stores, storage hangars and agricultural buildings can be considered. Silos and process equipment are agreed as a separate project scope.
- Can the building be delivered to Russia and the CIS?
- Yes. Route, packing and transport are selected for the destination, component dimensions and agreed supply scope.
- Can the project be supplied as a turnkey package?
- Yes, within an agreed scope covering design, fabrication, delivery and erection supervision. Foundations, erection labour and process equipment are included only when stated explicitly.
- How is the schedule determined?
- The schedule is project-specific and is confirmed with the quotation after the design basis, storage process and supply scope are reviewed.