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방문시 요청사항	The Advantages and Disadvantages of a Galvanised Steel Coal Bunker A coal bunker is a container that contains coal and can hold up to 250kg. The containers are assembled and ready for use. The coal bunker is constructed from galvanised steel. This material is durable and is easily maintained, making it a good choice for businesses that need to use coal for fuel. Cost A bunker made of galvanized steel can be weighed down and easy-to-transport. It is also weather-resistant. Because of the galvanising process, the bunker provides improved corrosion resistance and chemical resistance. Galvanised steel coal bunkers offer some of the lowest prices in the market. The process of installation and construction can be difficult. Certain models require assembly on-site while others are delivered without a specially-designed base. Coal bunkers made of plastic are also readily available and are much more durable than galvanised steel bunkers. They must be weather-proof and UV-resistant. They are usually used for large-scale industrial storage of solid fuel. If you aren't sure what material to pick, here are a few things to keep in mind when choosing a bunker for coal: One of the most frequently asked questions asked by potential buyers is the cost of coal bunkers. A typical coal bunker is approximately $30,000 while a larger coal bunker may be more than $100,000. This is due to the fact that coal bunkers are massive, heavy, and expensive. It is essential to consider the amount of coal your coal bunker will need to be efficient. Coal can be transported via a variety of methods. The most cost-effective option is water, but it requires special facilities. Rail is the preferred option if water is not an option. The rail tracks connect power plant sites directly. If the coal bunker is located in a cold area it could require special heating compartments. Convenience A coal bunker is a storage facility. It is used for industrial, domestic commercial, or even commercial uses. Industrial bunkers are used to store coal for locomotives or ships. Domestic coal bunkers are usually located underground. They were previously constructed of wood or concrete. Nowadays, they are made of galvanised steel or plastic. To minimize friction modern coal bunkers feature a low-friction lining to reduce friction. They also have air cannons to aid in the evacuation of coal. A coal bunker consists of a mixture of bituminous, sub-bituminous, coal as well as other petroleum additives. Weight A Galvanised Steel Coal Bunker is one of the most affordable options available for coal storage. It is lightweight and easy to move, assemble, and weatherproof. Furthermore, the galvanising process gives it a boost in corrosion and chemical resistance. While this type of coal bunker may not seem as appealing as a concrete coal bunker, it's a popular option for domestic use. The disadvantage of a Galvanised Steel Bunker is that it can be difficult to construct - usually needing two to three persons. It may also be unattractive if placed in a domestic environment. The coal bunker's original design featured 20 air cannons, two on each of the five pyramid-shaped hoppers, and ten on the vertical wall section. Two-inch thick gunnite was used to cover the walls of the coal bunker's vertical and sloping walls. The hoppers were also coated in stainless steel. Plastic coal bunkers b&q bunkers are another option for coal storage. They are often brown, green, or black, with an integrated moulded base. These bunkers are less expensive than galvanised steel models, but also last longer. They are also more difficult to move when compared to their metal counterparts. NSP engineers saw that there was a need to improve the bunker. One of the changes was to convert the funnel-flow design to an a mass flow design. This changed the pressure distribution inside the hopper during discharge. They also took into account the coal's flow properties and gave recommendations based on these results. Another aspect to consider is the bunker's capacity. Different coals have different densities. The bunker can hold more coals. Contact your solid fuel supplier about the relative density of different kinds of coals in order to help you choose the best one for you. Durability A galvanised steel coal bunker has numerous advantages. It is lightweight and simple to put together. The galvanizing process also increases its chemical resistance and corrosion resistance. It's also extremely affordable, being among the cheapest coal bunkers that are available. However, it has some drawbacks. It's ugly. It's often constructed on-site. Some models are not equipped with the base. Galvanised steel coal bunkers are more expensive than plastic ones, however they are more durable. The downside of coal bunkers made of galvanised steel is that they are more difficult to move and assemble than plastic ones. However, some people like the appearance of galvanised coal bunkers made of steel. Repainting is possible on coal bunkers coated with galvanized steel. The coating lasts up to 85 years. The average corrosion rate is less than 1 micron per year. A typical 85um coating will last for over 85 years. A corrosion map can be used to determine the rate of corrosion of your galvanized steel bunker. Galvanized steel is ten times more abrasion resistance than organic coatings, and coal provides excellent protection against corrosion. It also has a higher degree of chip resistance and therefore easier to handle, transport and set up on the spot. Cold galvanising paints are readily available to repair damaged galvanising. Cost of a plastic coal bunder You may be curious about the cost of coal bunkers when you are in the market. A coal bunker is a structure made of galvanised steel that can accommodate 250kg of fuel. While most of them are pre-assembled and ready for use, some require some assembly. There are a variety of coal bunkers available on the market. Of course, the ideal coal bunker will be determined by the location and installation. Plastic coal bunkers are an option for solid fuel users because they are low-cost, easy to clean and require minimal maintenance. You can also choose bunkers made from Galvanised Steel, GRP or timber. If you're thinking of building a coal bunker it is important to be aware of the cost of the material and labour. Coal bunkers made of plastic, on the other hand are constructed from a single solid piece of plastic. This makes them extremely durable and weather-proof. In addition, you'll need to have an instrument kit in your arsenal. It takes about an hour to assemble an iron coal bunker that has been galvanized. However, you will need to ensure that the tongue and groove sides are correctly positioned. A coal bunker can be necessary for an steel coke plant since it may contain sub-bituminous coal. The combination of these two types of coal will affect the flow pattern of the bunker. In addition, blending coal will result in a distinct flow pattern.