Grain bins, silos, hopper structures, and handling towers. Designed for the loads grain actually exerts, not the loads an ordinary building sees.
The structures that store and move grain.
We design every structure in the storage and handling line, from a single flat-bottom bin to a full facility. Bins and silos, hopper structures, roofs and rings, towers and the support steel beneath them. Each is analyzed for the loads grain actually exerts.
Grain is not a static fill. It flows, bridges, and bears on the wall, and the discharge cycle pulls the structure off-center. We model the Janssen and mass-flow pressures, then check the shell, the substructure, the anchorage, and the foundation against them. Every load case is run against the governing U.S. code or Eurocode, and the governing check is named in the output.
A new bin, silo, or facility that needs a defensible structural basis.
An existing structure being re-rated, extended, or repurposed.
A manufacturer's standard product that needs an engineered foundation.
A structure showing distress: cracking, denting, or shell distortion.
A design by another engineer that needs an independent check.
Every load case worked, with the governing check shown at each step.
Stamp-ready drawings, detailed and issued for construction.
A plain statement of what governs the design, and why.
Each check traces to a published standard. These are the ones this service works in.
Send the geometry, the codes, and the timeline. We will design the structure that endures.
