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Ordering a Silo Refill
A full silo of 35 tonnes will hold approximately 100x250ltr tubs of mortar. There are approximately 1.4 tonnes of dry silo mortar to the cubic metre and to calculate the number of tubs that the silo will produce, simply divide the delivered tonnage by 1.4 e.g. an initial silo delivery of 12 tonnes divided by 1.4 = 8.57m3 x 4 (the number of 250ltr tubs to the m3) = 34 tubs. Silos being serviced by articulated trucks have a reorder level of 5 tonnes or 15 tubs remaining (5 ÷ 1.4 = 3.57 x 4 = 15 tubs). Silos being serviced by city tankers have a reorder level of 8 tonnes or 23 tubs remaining (8 ÷ 1.4 = 5.71 x 4 = 23 tubs). Silos being serviced by rigid trucks have a reorder level of 15 tonnes or 42 tubs remaining (15 ÷ 1.4 = 10.71 x 4 = 42 tubs).
When the silo refill truck arrives on site it needs to get within 5 metres of the silo to undergo the discharge procedure. A rubber hose is connected to the silo inlet pipe from the silo truck and the material is blown from the truck into the silo by pressurised air. Failure to provide access to the silo from 5 metres or less could result in the truck returning to the plant without discharging its load, incurring a returned load charge to the customer. Only authorised Remix vehicles and personnel are permitted to fill the silos. All unauthorised personnel must keep clear of the silo during these operations.
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