Consolidated Grain Barge Loading Terminal
Jeffersonville, Indiana
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The Consolidated Grain project consisted of eight 32-foot tanks with interstices 117 feet tall. The facility can receive grain by truck and rail (100 car trains) at 30,000 bushel per hour. The receiving system features two 1,000-bushel truck pits and one rail pit. Each truck pit feeds a 15,000-bushel-per-hour leg. Barge loadout capacity with automatic sampling is 30,000 bushel per hour. An identical belt fed by a stationary crane unloads bulk materials from barges to truck or rail. Operational features include:
- Direct transfer from truck or rail to barge or elevator.
- Reclaim from storage to barge without elevation.
- Loadout truck or rail from storage.
- Gravity flow distribution to storage.
- 3,000-bushel-per-hour drying capacity.
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Owner
Consolidated Grain and Barge Co.
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Size / Capacity
700,000 bushel storage
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Completion Time
12 months
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Younglove's Services
Conceptual design
Structural engineering
General construction
Construction management
Slipform concrete construction
Equipment installation