1. What is a ship unloader and how does it work?
A ship unloader is a machine that removes bulk materials like cement or grains from vessels using pneumatic or mechanical methods.
2. What are the advantages of a cement pneumatic conveyor over mechanical conveyors?
It offers a dust-free environment, lower maintenance, space-saving installation, and smoother operation.
3. What is the storage capacity of Nam Son’s silos for cement and grains?
Suction can be either continuous or interrupted depending on your operation needs.
4. Are Nam Son’s ship unloaders suitable for both small and large ports?
Yes, it's ideal for clean and efficient transportation of rice husk to the combustion chamber or storage area.
5. Can the ship unloaders be installed as mobile or fixed systems?
Both options are available. Mobile units are ideal for small ports or sites without fixed infrastructure.
6. Can the ship unloader run continuously?
Yes, with proper airflow and maintenance, it can run 16–24 hours daily.
7. How long does it take to install a ship unloader?
Typically 2–4 weeks depending on the site and design.
8. Why choose pneumatic conveying over screw conveyors?
Yes. It still works well without affecting the fan or blowing system.
9. How far can pneumatic conveyors transport cement?
There may be slight breakage, but it's minimal and acceptable even for export markets like Japan and Europe.
10. What maintenance is required?
Regular cleaning, filter inspection, and checking air lines and valves.
11. Can other materials be conveyed besides cement?
Yes, including fly ash, lime powder, and plastic granules.
12. What capacities are available for Nam Son’s silos?
From 20 to over 200 tons, customizable per request.
13. Is the silo easy to transport and install?
Yes, it comes in modular form for quick on-site assembly.
14. What safety features do the silos include?
Pressure relief valves, level sensors, dust filters, and structural reinforcements.
15. Can one silo store both cement and grains?
Technically yes, but separate systems are recommended for hygiene and efficiency.