FEED/FARM HOPPER BINS 6-12 [1.83 m m] DIAMETERS

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1 FEED/FARM HOPPER BINS 6-12 [1.83 m m] DIAMETERS Construction, Owner s, and Operator s Manual Effective Date Publication Number Rev 13 (English Version)

2 The Symbol shown below is used to call your attention to instructions concerning your personal safety. Watch for this symbol - it points out important safety precautions. It means ATTENTION - Become Alert! Your Personal Safety Is Involved! Read the message that follows and be alert to the possibility of personal injury or death. Be Alert! Your Personal Safety Is Involved A copy of this manual should be available at all times to the owner/operator. Additional copies may be requested from the company at the address shown on the back cover. Please reference manual part number when requesting additional copies. Please Contact MFS/YORK/STORMOR or Your Dealer If You Have Any Questions Concerning This Manual Keep This Manual In A Safe Place Available For Future Reference. 2 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

3 A GENUINE GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. PREFACE PRODUCT You have purchased the finest Feed/Farm Hopper Bin manufactured today. The following information is intended as a guide for: Feed/Farm Hopper Bin pre-assembly, proper construction of this Feed/Farm Hopper Bin, and safe and proper use of this Feed/Farm Hopper Bin after construction. General Safety Statement Your safety and the safety of others associated with grain system equipment is of prime concern to us at MFS/YORK/STORMOR. This manual was written with the safety of the operator and others who come into contact with the equipment as our prime concern. We wrote this manual to help you to better understand how to safely build and use this Feed/Farm Hopper Bin. It is your responsibility as the owner, builder, operator, or supervisor, to know what specific requirements, precautions, and hazards exist and to make these known to all personnel working with the equipment or in the area, so they too may take any necessary safety precautions that may be required! Failure to read this Manual and its Safety Instructions by all operators and all personnel is a misuse of the equipment. We want you as our partner in safety! All personnel, including construction personnel, must read and understand this manual and all equipment operator s manuals before starting Feed/Farm Hopper Bin construction! NOTE: Although Global Industries, Inc. language translations of this manual are made as accurately as possible, if there is a confl ict or difference between the English and the other translations of this manual, the English text will prevail. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 3

4 Contents Be Alert!...2 General Safety Statement...3 <1> Safety...7 Warning Decals...7 General Safety Requirements...8 Operating Safety...13 Lockout...14 <2> Site / Foundation...15 <3> Specifications...18 Overview...18 Connection Details...19 Parts Identification...20 Design Specifications...21 Capacities...22 Dimensions...24 Bolt Torque...26 <4> Pre-Assembly...27 Check Delivery...27 <5> Assembly...28 General Assembly Instructions...28 Typical Sidewall Assembly, Build Ring Sidewall Gage Build-ups...33 Roof...36 Legs to Foundation...46 Legs to Sidewall...47 Hopper...48 Ladder Standoff...52 Leg Structure Layouts...53 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 4

5 Contents <6> Ladders...63 <7> Accessories...68 Optional Discharge Plans...68 Hand Slide Gate...69 Roller Valve...70 Boot...72 Auger Support Kit...73 <8> Operation...74 Important Operation Information...74 <9> Maintenance...76 Appendix...77 Auger Discharge Dimensions...77 Parts List...78 Index...81 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 5

6 Warranty Global Industries Inc. (the Company) makes the following warranty to the initial retail purchaser of its products (the Customer). MATERIALS and WORKMANSHIP: The Company warrants products manufactured by it to be free from defects in materials and workmanship in normal use and service for a period of one (1) year after date of delivery to the Customer. COMPANY S OBLIGATION and CUSTOMER S EXCLUSIVE REMEDY: The Company s sole obligation and the Customer s exclusive remedy under this warranty is as follows: If within one (1) year after delivery to the customer the product fails to function properly due to a defect in either materials or workmanship, the Company will at its option, either repair the defective part or replace the defective part with a new or reconditioned part. Labor charges for removing defective parts and installing replacement parts, shipping charges with respect to such parts, and applicable sales and other taxes, if any, shall not be covered by this warranty. CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS, AND EXCLUSIONS: There are no warranties or merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose with respect to any product manufactured or sold by the Company. Motors provided by the Company are in most instances warranted by the manufacturer thereof and are not warranted by the Company. The Company shall not be responsible under this warranty or otherwise for personal injury or for Incidental or Consequential Damages, including, without limitation, loss of use and lost profi ts. This warranty does not apply to defects or damages caused by misuse, improper maintenance, or improper installation of the Company s product or any equipment attached to or used in connection with the Company s product. The Company reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its products without incurring any obligation with respect to previously manufactured products. Field modifi cation of this product without the expressed written permission of the Company constitutes a misuse of the product. The Company shall have no liability under this warranty until payment in full for the product in question has been made by the customer. The foregoing is the sole warranty made by the Company. No one is authorized to make other warranties on behalf of the Company. 6 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

7 <1> Safety Warning Decals CAUTION DANGER WARNING YOU MUST READ AND UNDERSTAND YOUR OWNERS AND USERS MANUAL BEFORE USING THIS BIN. IF NO MANUAL IS AVAILABLE, OBTAIN ONE FROM YOUR LOCAL MFS DEALER, OR CONTACT MFS YORK, P.O. BOX 2105 GRAND ISLAND, NE YOUR FAILURE TO READ THE OWNERS AND USERS MANUAL IS A MISUSE OF THIS EQUIPMENT WHICH COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE. (018051) Rotating flighting will kill or dismember. CAUTION FAILURE TO PROVIDE SUFFICIENT AIR EXHAUST AREA MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR BIN Proper aeration or drying exhaust air openings must be provided in the form of roof vents or open manholes when the bin fan is operating! We suggest a minimum of 1 Square Foot [0.093m 2 ] opening for each 1000 Cubic Feet per Minute [30m 3 /min] of air. The operator must be sure that these openings are not constricted by chaff, ice or other materials during fan operation. (018050) Located on the inner door panel. Flowing material will trap and suffocate. Crusted material will collapse and suffocate. Keep clear of all augers. DO NOT ENTER this bin! If you must enter the bin: 1. Shut off and lock out all power. 2. Use a safety harness and safety line. 3. Station another person outside the bin. 4. Avoid the center of the bin. 5. Wear proper breathing equipment or respirator. Failure to heed these warnings will result in serious injury or death. DC GBC 1A (018027) If augers manufactured by others are installed in conjunction with your bin, we strongly recommend that this or a similar decal be installed in a visible location on that equipment if not present. P/N DON'T DO UNLOADING INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Use CENTER FLOOR OUTLET ONLY until NO grain remains above this outlet. 2. Side floor outlets to be used ONLY when above condition is satisfied. 3. Lock all side floor outlets to avoid accidental premature use. 4. See manufacturers instructions for proper use of factory supplied sidedraw (wall) discharge systems. Failure to heed these warnings could result in serious injury, death, structural damage or collapse of tank. (018039) (018035) Put on sidewall sheet bundles before shipped. DC GBC 2A NOTICE KEEP DRY! WATER SENSITIVE MATERIALS THIS BUNDLE MUST BE STORED IN A DRY, WARM ATMOSPHERE. IF THIS MATERIAL IS ALLOWED TO GET WET OR MOISTURE (CONDENSATION) IS PERMITTED TO FORM BETWEEN THE MATERIALS, SERIOUS DETERIORATION OF THE FINISH WILL OCCUR. IF THE BUNDLE GETS WET, SEPARATE AND DRY ALL MATERIALS IMMEDIATELY. CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE RESULTING FROM EXPOSURE OF THESE MATERIALS TO MOISTURE WILL NOT BE HONORED GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 7

8 Safety General Safety Requirements WARNING! Watch For This Symbol:! It Points Out Important Safety Precautions. It Means ATTENTION - Become Alert! Your Safety Is Involved. WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! This Global Industries, Inc. Construction/Safety manual is written to assist and instruct: 1 Those who are responsible for the complete installation of this feed/farm hopper bin; and 2 All users or others who are on or near this equipment during or after installation is complete. Global Industries Inc. assumes no liability with respect to proper construction and inspection, assembly, or use of its products established under applicable laws, all of which is the sole responsibility of the purchaser and those doing the assembly work. Appurtenances and the accessories manufactured by us for use with our products conform only to applicable Federal or Safety Standards in effect at such time. PROPER PERSONNEL To insure safe use of the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin, ladder, platform, and/or grain systems equipment, make certain only trained persons install, maintain, and use these assemblies. WORK AREA SAFETY STATEMENT Under no circumstances should persons not involved in the operation be allowed to trespass into or be present in the work area. It is the duty of all operators to make certain children and/or other persons stay out of the work area! Trespass into the work area by anyone not involved in the actual operations, or trespass into a hazard area by anyone, shall result in an immediate shut down by the operator. It is the responsibility of all operators to make certain the work area has secure footing and is clean and free of all debris and tools which might cause accidental tripping and/or falling. It is their responsibility to keep the work area clean and orderly during operation. It is also the operator s responsibility to have damaged equipment repaired and to make certain all equipment is made free of sharp edges. SAFETY COMPLIANCE It is your responsibility as an owner or operator or supervisor, to know what specifi c requirements, precautions, and work hazards exist and to make these known to all other personnel working with the equipment or in the area, so they too may take any necessary safety precautions that may be required. Always adhere to all safety laws pertaining to the construction and use of this installation. 8 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

9 Safety AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT SAFETY You may decide to buy and install auxiliary equipment made by other manufacturers. Global Industries, Inc. has no control over the design and manufacture of this equipment. If you buy and install auxiliary equipment then at a minimum we suggest you do the following: 1 Obtain, read, and understand the instructions and cautions of the auxiliary equipment manufacturer. Make certain all equipment is installed according to the manufacturer s instructions. 2 Check with Global Industries, Inc. or your dealer to make certain the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin, ladder, platform, and grain systems equipment are designed to support any additional loads supplied by the auxiliary equipment. 3 Obtain any applicable safety decals from the auxiliary equipment manufacturer and display each safety decal in its correct, visible location. 4 Make certain all electrical equipment is properly installed and grounded by a qualified electrician. 5 Check availability and operation of electrical lockout and emergency stop systems. 6 Make certain all guards and shields are securely in place. 7 Store all operations/maintenance manuals in a safe place available for future use. WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! 9 WORK AREA AND EQUIPMENT SAFETY In this and other manuals, shields and guards may have been removed for illustrative purposes. Do not operate the equipment without shields and guards in place. Failure to heed this warning may result in serious personal injury or death! When climbing on Feed/Farm Hopper Bins or the equipment, take care not to fall into or from the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin. Common sense dictates that such equipment should not be used when conditions such as rain or wind preclude their safe use. Global Industries, Inc. strongly recommends optional climbing equipment be purchased to meet the current regulations and specifications set forth by OSHA or ANSI whether the individual operator is required by law to do so or not. When performing operations work or maintenance work on Global Industries, Inc. products and at all times, use the correct OSHA approved Personal Protective Equipment, Life Saving Equipment, and Fall Protection Equipment, and always follow all OSHA Regulations. Do not attempt construction when the weather makes it unsafe! Especially, stop construction when wind conditions are not favorable! Care must be taken to avoid entanglement in equipment installed in or on the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin. Securely lockout all power, be it electrical or PTO, before working on or near such equipment. Field modification of the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin or auxiliary equipment without the authorization of the manufacturer may present unknown dangers to the operator and must be avoided. The relatively closed environment of a Feed/Farm Hopper Bin may promote the presence of toxic molds, hazardous dust, or a lack of oxygen. Never enter a Feed/Farm Hopper Bin without proper respiration equipment and someone else present to watch you. Heed the warning decals shown on page 7 of this manual. Flowing or crusted grain within a grain bin can cause a person to become buried and suffocate. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

10 Safety WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! OSHA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT OF 1970 Certain purchasers of our products may be subject to the requirements and standards of the William-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, which prescribes standards for use of appurtenances of our manufacture, such as handrails, platforms, stairways, fixed ladders, ladder cages, and guard rails. (Occupational Safety and Health Standards Section through ). Before installing these devices, familiarize yourself with the above Federal Standards. At the time of manufacture, these optional items conform to applicable standards. OSHA, ANSI, NIOSH You may obtain further relevant safety information for the safe operation, construction, and use of Feed/Farm Hopper Bins and grain systems from OSHA, ANSI, and NIOSH: OSHA (cdc info, NIOSH) Global Industries, Inc. assumes no liability with respect to proper construction and inspection, assembly, or use of its products established under applicable laws, all of which is the sole responsibility of the purchaser and those doing the assembly work. WARNING DECALS Install safety decals on this Feed/Farm Hopper Bin as shown on page 7 in the locations indicated. Be certain all of these decals are in their proper location on the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin and are in good condition. Check all safety decals. Replace any that are worn, missing, or illegible. They may be ordered as any other part is ordered. See your dealer for additional information or contact the factory direct at the address on the back cover of this manual. 10 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

11 Safety WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS Operation of this unit shall be limited to competent and experienced persons. In order to be qualifi ed, he / she must also know and meet all other requirements, such as, but not limited to, the following: 1 Some laws and regulations specify that no one under the age of 16 years may operate power machinery. It is your responsibility to know what these requirements are in your own area or situation. 2 Current OSHA regulations state in part: At the time of initial assignment and at least annually thereafter, the employer shall instruct every employee in the safe operation and servicing of all equipment with which the employee is, or will be involved. * 3 Unqualifi ed persons are to STAY OUT of the work area. 4 A person who has not read and understood all operating and safety instructions is not qualifi ed to operate the machine. WARNING! WHEN YOU LOAD OR UNLOAD THE FEED/FARM HOPPER BIN, ALWAYS DO IT FROM THE CENTER! This creates an even load on the structure. Off-center loading or unloading creates excessive STRESSES and can cause failure. All Feed/Farm Hopper Bins should be filled at the peak ring center with an auger or spout of adequate length to allow grain to drop straight down into the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin. A leveling device is strongly recommended. WARNING! DO NOT OVERFILL THE FEED/FARM HOPPER BIN ROOF AREA! This prevents proper air movement through roof vents and may also cause roof damage or failure! * Federal Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Agriculture, Subpart D. Section (a) (6). GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 11

12 Safety WARNING! IMPORTANT: Make certain all persons inside or outside the bin within the work area on (or installing) ladders, lifts, crane lifts, scaffolds, safety cages, platforms, or the like are secure and not in danger of falling! Also make certain the work surfaces are clean and free of clutter. WARNING! Do not cut openings in Feed/Farm Hopper Bins. This reduces the structural strength of the unit and can cause partial or complete Feed/Farm Hopper Bin failure. WARNING! Local, state, and national codes and regulations supersede the instructions provided in this manual and should be strictly adhered to. Contact the manufacturer if you have questions. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 12

13 Safety Operating Safety WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! FOLLOW THESE (4) BASIC SAFETY RULES Follow the four rules below to make certain that accidents do not occur! Make certain that everyone working with or around your equipment follows these rules! 1 Make certain all covers, grates, and guards are in place and securely fastened before operating! 2 Never step or walk on equipment covers grates or guards! 3 Lockout all power before removing covers, grates, or guards! Secure all chains and belts so they can t move before working on any part of your equipment. 4 Don t modify or redesign your equipment without first obtaining written approval from the manufacturer. Following these 4 basic safety rules is a proven way to reduce accidents! Be certain to provide all employees working on or near your equipment with effective safety training, including management. It is ok to add extra safety rules for your job site but DO NOT SUBSTITUTE other safety procedures for the 4 basic safety rules! Following the safety rules given for the safe use of your equipment requires a commitment at all levels within your company. SECONDARY SAFETY DEVICES Devices such as interlock switches, may be helpful but are not fail safe and should not be substituted for a proper lockout procedure. Do not rely on a switch that can fail, can lose adjustment or can be bypassed. A proper lockout procedure will prevent accidents. REMEMBER! There is no substitute for a commitment to safety! OTHER IMPORTANT OPERATING SAFETY CONCERNS 1 Do not make contact with or place body parts near moving parts or moving equipment! Also remember, do not wear loose clothing near moving parts or moving equipment! 2 Have a safety program in place for all personnel. Make certain all personnel in your work area know where all emergency controls and devices are! 3 Work area lighting is part of work area safety! 4 Completely fence off open conveyors, hoppers or spouts. Place warning signs around your fences. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 13

14 Safety Lockout WARNING! ALL INFORMATION ON THIS PAGE IS WARNING INFORMATION! FOLLOW A PROPER LOCKOUT PROCEDURE This suggested procedure must be performed EVERY TIME this equipment is worked on. Stick with these steps and they will assist in preventing accidents. 1 Shut down the equipment in a normal manner. 2 Shut off energy to the equipment at the main power source. 3 Turn the power switch back on to confirm that power has been deactivated. 4 Attempt to restart the equipment to guarantee the power is shut off and then return the switch to the off position. 5 Using your own lock, lockout all (other) energy sources which could provide any power to the equipment. 6 With your lock in place test the disconnect to make certain the power cannot be restored. 7 Make absolutely certain the power can t be supplied by any other means to the equipment. 8 All authorized personnel must put his/her own personal lock on the switch to lock it in the off position. Everyone must use only his or her own personal key. 9 Nobody is to return power to the equipment until all work on the equipment has been completed and all locks have been removed. Company management needs to look for maintenance or other employees working on the equipment without following the proper lockout procedure. Management also needs to look for any cover or guard not in its proper place. It is the responsibility of everyone to report any missing grates, guards, equipment failures, or failures to lockout. Make certain no cover is removed unless power is locked out. SAFETY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS Please contact Global Industries, Inc. with any specific Grain Bin or grain systems use safety needs! In the USA - Phone: Fax: GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 14

15 <2> Site / Foundation BIN SITE LOCATION Check your site locations for possible problems with the following: 1 High-wind or snow-load areas 2 Waterways and run-off 3 Poor soil conditions / soil problems 4 Local codes / permits 5 Power lines 6 Highways 7 Railroads 8 Seismic load 9 Hopper bins CHOOSING A BIN SITE Consideration should be given to convenience in loading and unloading and accessibility to existing and planned facilities. The site should be level, on firm soil, with adequate drainage. Any fill used in leveling the site MUST BE well compacted to prevent uneven settling from weight of the foundation, bin and contents. After the site is completely level, use 1 to 2 [25.4 mm mm] of fill sand to act as a cushion under the concrete slab. Standard foundation drawings and specs are furnished by Global Industries, Inc. showing soil bearing pressures required. It is the obligation of the purchaser to obtain a soil bearing test and ascertain that the foundation has sufficient strength for a capacity filled bin. Unless the finished foundation is level and true, and the site properly graded for water drainage, failure of the foundation could result. This is not covered by the Global Industries, Inc. warranty. At the time your soil is compacted and the foundation is poured, make certain the work is being done in exact accordance with your soil engineer s specifications. Remember - if your soil isn t right, your foundation could TIP AND CRACK - if your foundation isn t right, your bin could fail. The foundation drawings on the following pages are intended as a guide only and are not to be interpreted as firm instruction. If at a later date, the bin is increased in height, the foundation may not be adequate. Anchor bolts should be to specifications and be set when pouring the foundation as improper anchoring will give you a WEAK structure. The bin is ROUND and to keep it round, the anchor bolts should follow a SCRIBED CIRCLE with the correct chord dimensions between the anchor bolts. The hopper legs must rest firmly on the foundation with absolutely no overhang. 15 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

16 Site / Foundation a) Typical Foundation Section 1/2 LOCK WASHER HOPPER BIN LEG 1/2 FLAT WASHER 3/4 FLAT WASHER 2 x 2 x 1/4 SQUARE WASHER 2 [51 mm] typical BASE PLATE 4 [102 mm] typical WIRE MESH 1/2 x 12 [13 mm x 305 mm] ANCHOR BOLT CONCRETE FOUNDATION NOTES: 1 The foundation site should be well drained and free of vegetation and/or debris. 2 Foundation(s) should be on undisturbed soil or engineered compacted backfill. 3 Foundation Design is based on an allowable soil bearing capacity of 3,500 psf [167.6 kpa]. 4 The concrete shall have a minimum compressive strength of 3,000 psi [20.67 MPa] at 28 days. 5 Concrete should be allowed to cure for 7 days before starting the tank assembly and 28 days before filling the bin. 6 Welded Wire Fabric (WWF) shall conform to specifications for welded steel wire fabric for concrete reinforcement (ASTM A185). 7 Concrete should be kept level to ±1/8 [±3 mm] between (2) adjacent legs, and ±1/4 [±6 mm] between any (2) other legs. High spots or debris should be removed before setting the bin. 8 Recommended sizes are designed to resist 1.5 times the overturning due to a 30 PSF [1.44 kpa] wind acting on 0.6 x Area of Bin, (with maximum Leg Height). 9 Foundation details in this manual are to be considered general in nature and are intended only as a guide. It is the owner s responsibility to provide an appropriate site and foundation design for the adequate support of the grain bin. Global Industries, Inc. assumes no responsibility arising from these suggestions. 16 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

17 Site / Foundation a) 6 [1.83 m] Bin Foundation b) 7 [2.13 m] Bin Foundation 75 7/8 [1,921 mm] 87 13/16 [2,230 mm] 53 21/32 [1,363 mm] 62 3/32 [1,577 mm] 13 [330 mm] 13 [330 mm] 8 0 [2,438 mm] 9 0 [2,743 mm] c) 9 [2.74 m] Bin Foundation d) 12 [3.66 m] Bin Foundation /16 [2,836 mm] 147 1/2 [3,747 mm] 55 27/32 [1,418 mm] 13 [330 mm] 10 [254 mm] 56 7/16 [1,434 mm] 11 0 [3,352 mm] 14 0 [4,267 mm] GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 17

18 <3> Specifications Overview ROOF CAP ASSEMBLY AND PEAK RING ROOF LADDER ROOF SHEETS ROPE LADDER HANDRAIL EAVE ROPE GUIDE 6 [1.83 m] HOPPER BIN SHOWN SIDEWALL SHEETS SIDEWALL LADDER LEG SIDEWALL RING WITH LEG PUNCHING OUTSIDE LADDER (upper - closed position) ROPE HANDLE WITH GROMMET ROPE HANDLE CROSS (not used on this model) HOPPER BIN (not used on this model) HOPPER SHEETS ROPE HANDLE GUIDE ASSEMBLY REINFORCING ANGLE HOPPER LADDER SUPPORT LADDER STANDOFF 18 OUTLET COLLAR BASE PLATE GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

19 Specifications Connection Details 5/16 x 1 bin bolt outside of bin sealer tape 5/16 flange nut sealer tape flange nut 5/16 x 1 ROOF SHEET TO ROOF SHEET ROOF SHEET TO SIDEWALL SHEET 5/16 flange nut 5/16 x 1 5/16 x 1 flange nut HOPPER LEG TO SIDEWALL SHEET SIDEWALL SHEET TO SIDEWALL SHEET 5/16 x 1 flange nut 5/16 x 1 flange nut SIDEWALL SHEET TO HOPPER SHEET HOPPER/SIDEWALL SEAM TO HOPPER LEG 6 [1.83 m] HOPPER BIN SHOWN CROSS (Not used on standard 6 diameter model.) CONCRETE PAD HOPPER BIN (Not used on standard 6 diameter model.) inside bin truss bolt sealer tape angle flange nut HOPPER SHEET TO HOPPER SHEET GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 19

20 Specifications Parts Identification SIDEWALL SHEET IDENTIFICATION The bin sidewall sheets are color coded on the bottom corners of the sheets for easy reference, see the table below. An identification number is standard in the middle of each sheet between the color codes on the inside face of the sidewall sheets. To determine the number of sheets per ring, divide the bin diameter by (3): ie: 9 [2.74 m] diameter bin divided by 3 = 3 sheets per ring. Sidewall Gage Color 19 Green / Gray 18 Gray 17 Red 15 Blue / Yellow 14 Yellow 13 Yellow / Black 12 Black 11 Orange 10 Brown 8 White BIN HARDWARE AND WHERE IT IS USED 5/16 x 1 Bin Bolts with Seal Washers and Flange Nuts - Used on bin wall sheets and roof sheets Used to bolt the bottom sidewall sheet to the hopper sheet Used to bolt the hopper legs to the sidewall 5/16 x 3/4 Truss Bolts and Flange Nuts Used to bolt hopper sheets together 3/8 Hex Bolts, Washers, and Nuts Used to bolt together the leg bracing 1/2 x 10 Anchor Bolts, Washers, and Nuts - Used to secure the legs to the concrete Sealer tape - Used on VERTICAL bin wall seams (1 strip) Used on the roof seams (2 strips) Used on the hopper seams (2 strips) WARNING! UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL ANY OTHER BOLT BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THOSE SUPPLIED BY MFS/YORK/STORMOR! 20 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

21 Specifications Design Specifications This feed/farm hopper bin is designed along guidelines which allow it to provide the owner years of service if it is not used for purposes for which it was not intended. The sidewall gage specifications for your feed/farm hopper bin are found in the Sidewall Gage Build-ups manual section. See page 33. The general material specifications for your bin are as follows: BIN WALLS All bin wall sheets are of corrugated, galvanized steel with 2.66 [67.56 mm] corrugation. Wall sheets have 1.15 oz. per square foot [350 g/m 2 ] zinc coating (G-115 designation) corrugation sheets have 32 [812.8 mm] vertical coverage. Horizontal coverage of bin wall sheets is 112 1/2 [2,856 mm] (6 [1.83 m] and 9 [2.74 m] bins) or 131 1/4 (7 [2.13 m] bins). All 5/16 bolts are electro-galvanized grade 8.2 with self-sealing injection molded washers. Sealer strip is provided to seal all vertical sidewall seams. Anchor bolts are standard with all feed/farm hopper bins. STANDARD ROOFS 6 [1.83 m] roofs. (6) 20 gage roof sheets / bin. 7 [2.13 m] roofs. (6) 20 gage roof sheets / bin. 9 [2.74 m] roofs. (9) 20 gage roof sheets / bin. 12 [3.66 m] roofs. (12) 18 gage roof sheets / bin. Steep 40 roof slope. A roof ladder from eave to the peak is standard with your bin. Sealer strip is provided for all roof seams. STANDARD HOPPERS 6 [1.83 m] 60 hopper is 20 gage. 7 [2.13 m] 67 hopper is 18 gage. 9 [2.74 m] 45 hopper is 18 gage. 9 [2.74 m] 60 hopper is 18 gage. 12 [3.66 m] 45 hopper is 14 gage. 12 [3.66 m] 60 hopper is 14 gage. All hopper outlets are 17 1/4 [438 mm] nominal diameter. Sealer strip is provided for all hopper seams. DESIGN CRITERIA Bins are designed to store flowable, noncorrosive material with 50 pound/cubic foot [800.9 kg/m 3 ] bulk density (62 pound/bushel) maximum. Bins are designed to be filled through the center roof opening only, and to be emptied only from the center. Observe the warnings on pages Have your builder make all non-bin equipment in excess of MFS/YORK/STORMOR s recommendations. All such equipment including: LEGS, WALKWAYS, SPOUTING, and CONVEYORS must be self supporting. Do not overfill the bin roof area! This may cause roof damage or failure. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 21

22 Specifications Capacities 6 [1.83 m] - 60 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m [2.13 m] - 67 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m [2.74 m] - 45 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m , NOTES: w. No compaction factor x. Capacities based on 40 roof completely filled y cubic feet per bushel z cubic feet per cubic meter GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 22

23 Specifications 9 [2.74 m] - 60 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m , , [3.66 m] - 45 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m ,211 1, ,509 1, ,808 1, ,106 1, ,405 2, [3.66 m] - 60 Hopper Bin Number of Sidewall Rings Cubic Feet Bushels (y) Approximate Maximum Capacity U.S. Tons Cubic Meters Metric Tons 40 pcf 45 pcf (z) 640 kg/m kg/m 3 2 1, ,451 1, ,750 1, ,048 1, ,347 1, NOTES: w. No compaction factor x. Capacities based on 40 roof completely filled y cubic feet per bushel z cubic feet per cubic meter GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 23

24 Specifications Dimensions ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring A B 4 8 1/8 [1,426 mm] 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 7 3 7/8 [2,232 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] /8 [3,045 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,858 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] C 2 2 1/2 [673 mm] 2 2 1/2 [673 mm] 2 2 1/2 [673 mm] 2 2 1/2 [673 mm] E F H 9 5 7/8 [2,892 mm] /2 [3,569 mm] 7 0 1/8 [2,137 mm] /8 [3,705 mm] /2 [4,382 mm] 7 0 1/8 [2,137 mm] /8 [4,518 mm] /2 [5,194 mm] 7 0 1/8 [2,137 mm] /8 [5,331 mm] /2 [6,007 mm] 7 0 1/8 [2,137 mm] I 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] Weight 616 lb [279 kg] 715 lb [324 kg] 822 lb [373 kg] 926 lb [420 kg] ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring 5 ring 6 ring A B 5 1 1/8 [1,553 mm] 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 7 9 1/8 [2,134 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] /8 [3,178 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,991 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] /8 [4,804 mm] /8 [3,997 mm] /8 [5,617 mm] /8 [4,810 mm] C 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] 2 7 3/4 [806 mm] E F H I / / / / / /16 [3,783 mm] [4,596 mm] [5,663 mm] [6,221 mm] [7,034 mm] [7,847 mm] / / / / / /16 [4,589 mm] [5,402 mm] [6,215 mm] [7,208 mm] [7,841 mm] [8,654 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] /16 [3,037 mm] 39 3/4 [1,010 mm] Weight 904 lb [410 kg] 1,016 lb [461 kg] 1,094 lb [496 kg] 1,270 lb [576 kg] 1,389 lb [630 kg] 1,617 lb [734 kg] GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 24

25 Specifications ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring 5 ring 6 ring ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring 5 ring 6 ring A /8 [1,800 mm] 8 6 7/8 [2,613 mm] /8 [3,426 mm] /8 [4,239 mm] /8 [5,051 mm] /8 [5,864 mm] A 7 2 1/4 [2,191 mm] /4 [3,004 mm] /4 [3,816 mm] /4 [4,629 mm] /4 [5,442 mm] /4 [6,255 mm] B 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] /8 [3,997 mm] /8 [4,810 mm] B 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] /8 [3,997 mm] /8 [4,810 mm] C 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] C 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] E 12 2 [3,708 mm] [4,521 mm] 17 6 [5,334 mm] 20 2 [6,146 mm] [6,960 mm] 25 6 [7,772 mm] E /2 [3,340 mm] /8 [4,143 mm] /8 [4,956 mm] /8 [5,768 mm] /8 [6,582 mm] /8 [7,395 mm] F /4 [4,096 mm] /4 [4,909 mm] /4 [5,721 mm] /4 [6,534 mm] /4 [7,347 mm] /4 [8,160 mm] F 15 8 [4,775 mm] 18 4 [5,588 mm] 21 0 [6,401 mm] 23 8 [7,214 mm] 26 4 [8,026 mm] 29 0 [8,839 mm] H 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] 9 8 5/8 [2,962 mm] H 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] 8 5 3/4 [2,575 mm] I 3 5 [1,041 mm] 3 5 [1,041 mm] 3 5 [1,041 mm] 3 5 [1,041 mm] 3 5 [1,041 mm] 3 5 [1,041 mm] I 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] 3 2 3/4 [984 mm] Weight 1,219 lb [553 kg] 1,369 lb [621 kg] 1,533 lb [695 kg] 1,682 lb [763 kg] 1,929 lb [875 kg] 2,252 lb [1,021 kg] Weight 1,830 lb [830 kg] 2,184 lb [991 kg] 2, 459 lb [1,115 kg] 2,699 lb [1,224 kg] 3,070 lb [1,393 kg] 3,529 lb [1,601 kg] ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring 5 ring 6 ring ring 2 ring 3 ring 4 ring 5 ring 6 ring A /8 [1,800 mm] 8 6 7/8 [2,613 mm] /8 [3,426 mm] /8 [4,239 mm] /8 [5,051 mm] /8 [5,864 mm] A 7 2 1/4 [2,191 mm] /4 [3,004 mm] /4 [3,816 mm] /4 [4,629 mm] /4 [5,442 mm] /4 [6,255 mm] B 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] /8 [3,997 mm] /8 [4,810 mm] B 2 5 3/8 [746 mm] 5 1 3/8 [1,559 mm] 7 9 3/8 [2,370 mm] /8 [3,185 mm] /8 [3,997 mm] /8 [4,810 mm] C 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] 3 5 5/8 [1,057 mm] C 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] 4 8 7/8 [1,445 mm] E /8 [3,680 mm] /8 [4,493 mm] /8 [5,307 mm] /8 [6,118 mm] /8 [6,931 mm] /8 [7,744 mm] E /2 [4,493 mm] /2 [5,296 mm] /2 [6,109 mm] /2 [6,922 mm] /2 [7,734 mm] /2 [8,547 mm] F 15 7 [4,750 mm] 18 3 [5,563 mm] [6,363 mm] 23 7 [7,188 mm] 26 3 [8,001 mm] [8,814 mm] F /8 [5,928 mm] /8 [6,741 mm] /8 [7,553 mm] /8 [8,366 mm] /8 [9,179 mm] /8 [9,992 mm] H 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] 9 7 5/8 [2,937 mm] H /8 [3,737 mm] /8 [3,737 mm] /8 [3,737 mm] /8 [3,737 mm] /8 [3,737 mm] /8 [3,737 mm] I 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] I 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] 32 1/2 [826 mm] Weight 1,219 lb [553 kg] 1,369 lb [621 kg] 1,533 lb [695 kg] 1,682 lb [763 kg] 1,929 lb [875 kg] 2,252 lb [1,021 kg] Weight 2,356 lb [1,069 kg] 2,711 lb [1,230 kg] 2,988 lb [1,355 kg] 3,226 lb [1,463 kg] 3,598 lb [1,632 kg] 4,043 lb [1,834 kg] GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 25

26 Specifications Bolt Torque WARNING! UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL ANY OTHER BOLT BE SUBSTITUTED FOR THOSE SUPPLIED BY MFS/YORK/STORMOR! BOLT IDENTIFICATION AND TORQUE VALUES Bolt Description Bolt Grade Approximate Torque Bolt Identification 1/4 bin bolt Grade 2 6 ft-lb 8.1 Nm 0.83 kgf-m 5/16 bin bolt Grade ft-lb 37 Nm 3.7 kgf-m 1/2 hex bolt Grade 5 83 ft-lb 110 Nm 11 kgf-m Approximate torque levels required for the fasteners that bolt your bin together are listed above. For all these bearing type sidewall sheet connections, a snug tight condition is sufficient to ensure structural soundness, where snug tight is defined as the tightness attained by several impacts on an impact wrench, or the full effort of a worker with an ordinary spud wrench that brings the connected sheets into firm contact. A properly tightened bolt must have its seal washer fully seated in the hole and the sheets fully drawn together to produce a water tight seal. 26 GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC.

27 <4> Pre-Assembly Check Delivery Your feed/farm hopper bin has been carefully checked before shipment. However, you should check your shipment upon arrival using the provided Packing List to insure it is complete. i IMPORTANT NOTE: All galvanized steel is subject to oxidation, sometimes called white rust when exposed to moisture from any source. Plenty of care should be taken to protect sidewall sheets and roof sheets. INSIDE STORAGE IS ADVISABLE. When on the job site, place sheets on edge far enough apart so air will circulate freely. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 27

28 <5> Assembly General Assembly Instructions 1 Complete the foundation. See the site / foundation section in this manual. 2 Set the sidewall sheets out near the pad in preparation for assembly. 3 Assemble the top sidewall ring. Make certain all sidewall sheets overlap in the same direction. 4 Plan where you will place your ladders. 5 Install the roof sheets and peak ring. 6 Install the ladder brackets and roof ladder. 7 Install the roof cap assembly. 8 Connect half your hopper sheets to your sidewall. 9 Install the outlet collar to the first hopper sheets installed. 10 Complete the hopper assembly. 11 Install the legs to the feed/farm hopper bin sidewall. 12 Install the hopper braces to the brace brackets on the legs. 13 Install the hopper braces between the legs and the hopper outlet collar. 14 Install the ladder standoff and ladder support. 15 Install the rest of the ladder. 16 Install the base plates to the leg bottoms. 17 Install the sign to the sidewall. 18 Raise the completed feed/farm hopper bin into position over the anchor bolts and securely anchor. 19 Install any optional equipment. 20 Make certain all connections are tight. The rest of this manual provides the necessary details and drawings to enable you to successfully complete the construction of your MFS/YORK/STORMOR Hopper Bin. Please familiarize yourself with this manual before starting construction. NOTE: Be certain to look over the roof ladder section on pages before building the feed/farm hopper bin! It gives important information for planning feed/farm hopper bin construction and layout. WARNING! Installation of accessories or equipment in or on the Feed/Farm Hopper Bin (or grain systems equipment/structures) that it was not designed to support will overstress the structure and void all Global Industries Inc. Warranties! If you do not have specific recommendations from MFS/YORK/STORMOR, where additional loading is involved, contact the MFS/YORK/STORMOR Engineering Department before installing any such accessories or equipment. GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 28

29 Assembly Typical Sidewall Assembly, Build Ring 1 CAUTION: IMPORTANT! Follow the steps below throughout the entire sidewall construction! NOTE: FAILURE TO FOLLOW SIDEWALL SEALING INSTRUCTIONS MAY ALLOW WATER PENETRATION! TYPICAL INSTRUCTIONS 1 See the Sidewall Gage Build-ups starting on page 33 for sidewall sheet gage and placement! 2 You must use the correct sidewall sheet gages in each grain bin sidewall sheet ring, including in the top ring! 3 All sidewall sheets are color coded for easy construction. When installing, position sidewall sheets so the color codes are on the bottom! 1 set out sheets, build the top ring Sort the sidewall sheets by gage according to the color code and Sidewall Gage Build up tables pages 20 and Stand the sidewall sheets on edge in order for use on the concrete near the sidewall construction location. Build the first sidewall ring. Follow the instructions on this page and the next 2 pages throughout construction. Use sealer tape on all vertical seams and horizontally for 10 [254 mm] to 12 [305 mm] from the end of all sheets (see below). a) Sealer Tape at Sidewall Seams 50 [15.2 m] roll (018008) sealer tape at all vertical seams (dashed line indicates tape on other side of sheet) SIDEWALL SHEET outside bin no sealer tape needed here 4 Always overlap the sidewall sheets in (1) direction (see example a on the next page). 5 Use (1) row of sealer tape at all vertical seams. Use sealer tape horizontally for [254 mm mm] from the end of each sheet (example a). Wipe sheets clean before applying the tape. 6 Bolt sidewall sheets together with the bolt head and seal washer to the outside of the bin and the nut to the inside (except at the hopper leg locations as noted in the Legs to Sidewall instructions on page 47). Torque should be applied to the nut rather than the bolt head to avoid damaging the seal washer. 7 Stagger the sidewall sheets in halves as shown in example b on page 31 so the vertical sheet seams fall in the centers of the sheets in the ring above it. no sealer tape needed here Horizontal Sidewall Sheet Seams outside bin inside bin SEALER TAPE (all vertical seams and [254 mm mm] from the end of each sheet). Additional strips must be used to fill larger gaps on heavier gages (10 gage and heavier) and laminated sidewall sheets. UPPER SIDEWALL SHEET 5/16 HEX NUT At horizontal seams, sidewall sheets bolt to inside of upper sidewall sheets (example a). 9 The top sidewall ring is punched differently. It is punched for the roof and the bottom ring is punched for the legs and hoppers. 5/16 bin bolt with seal washer inside bin LOWER SIDEWALL SHEET GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 29

30 Assembly i IMPORTANT NOTE: When starting feed/farm hopper bin construction, pre-plan the roof / sidewall ladders locations. See pages and the ladder instructions starting on page 63. a) Overlap Sheets in (1) Direction Only overlap SIDEWALL SHEET Use the provided 5/16 x 1 bin bolts with seal washers and 5/16 flange nuts to bolt sidewall sheets together. Wipe the sheet clean where sealer tape is used. overlap b) Different Hole Punching on the Top Sheets different hole punching on the top sidewall sheets GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 30

31 Assembly i IMPORTANT NOTE: Make certain the sidewall sheets are correctly positioned so the I.D. COLOR CODES are at the BOTTOM CORNERS of the sidewall sheets! i IMPORTANT NOTE: In many cases it may be preferable to initially rest the bin on its side for assembly. Determine if this will work best for your situation. We suggest using 4 x 4 [100 mm x 100 mm] pieces of wood to keep it from rolling. 2 install the next sidewall ring Install the next sidewall ring staggering sheets (example b). We suggest you install your bin ladder at the same time you build your sidewall. See pages a) Top Outside Ladder Bracket Connection ROOF LADDER SUPPORT Top OUTSIDE LADDER HOPPER BIN LADDER HANDRAIL LADDER b) Install the Second Sidewall Ring hole punching for roof connection install ring (2) to the inside of ring (1) GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 31

32 Assembly 3 complete sidewall assembly Install the rest of the sidewall rings to the bin in the same way. Note the hole punching for the legs and hopper on the bottom sidewall ring (example a). 4 tip the bin into the upright position Construction methods and equipment vary. If you are assembling your bin on its side, tip the bin into the upright position (without damaging your bin) at a point during the construction which makes the most sense for your situation. NOTE: Position the roof cap and peak ring so the roof cap will open away from the roof ladder. NOTE: The way sidewall sheets are punched varies according to the feed/farm hopper bin model. a) Complete the Sidewall leg hole punching hopper punching GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 32

33 Assembly Sidewall Gage Build-ups 6 [1.83 m] diameter hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 18 gray leg punching 7 [2.13 m] diameter hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 19 green/gray 4 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 19 green/gray 4 19 green/gray 5 17 red leg punching GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 33

34 Assembly 9 [2.74 m] diameter 60 hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 18 gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 17 red 4 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 17 red 4 15 blue/yellow 5 15 blue/yellow leg punching leg punching 9 [2.74 m] diameter 45 hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 18 gray leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 19 green/gray 3 17 red 4 17 red leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 17 red 4 15 blue/yellow 5 15 blue/yellow leg punching leg punching GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 34

35 Assembly 12 [3,658 mm] diameter 60 hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 19 green/gray 1 14 yellow leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 13 yellow/black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 13 yellow/black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 blue/yellow 4 12 black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 blue/yellow 4 14 yellow 5 12 black leg punching leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 blue/yellow 4 14 yellow 5 14 yellow 6 12 black leg punching leg punching 12 [3,658 mm] diameter 45 hopper bins COLOR SHEET RING GAGE CODE NO. 19 green/gray 1 14 yellow leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 13 yellow/black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 13 yellow/black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 blue/yellow 4 12 black leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 gray 4 14 blue/yellow 5 12 black leg punching leg punching 19 green/gray 1 19 green/gray 2 18 gray 3 15 gray 4 14 yellow 5 14 yellow 6 12 black leg punching leg punching GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, INC. 35