[Case Study] Biomass Silo and Slipform Method

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last updated：Sep 19, 2025

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The scaffolding and formwork assembly process can be omitted! Here is an example of constructing four silos.

We would like to introduce a case study of our company's "Biomass Silo Slip Form Method." This method integrates the formwork and working floor, allowing them to be raised by jacks, which eliminates the need for scaffolding and formwork assembly processes, enabling continuous concrete pouring. For the construction of four silos, we planned to manufacture the slip form device (SF device) in a way that allows it to be divided, thereby shortening the replacement process. (Steel formwork and connection bolts will be newly used with each replacement of the SF device.) [Case Overview] ■ Location: Construction of four silos ■ Details - Planned to manufacture the slip form device (SF device) in a way that allows it to be divided, thereby shortening the replacement process. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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**Features of Biomass Silo Slip Form Method** - By integrating the formwork and working floor and raising them with jacks, the scaffolding and formwork assembly process can be omitted, allowing for continuous concrete pouring. - Changing the wall thickness of the formwork is easily achievable with the "variable cross-section device" (by rotating a gear, the transmission screw rotates, moving the movable column and enabling wall thickness adjustments). *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*