9 Fabric tank
The complete “fabric tank” storage and conveyor system consists of:
• Fabric sack
• Bearing metal frame
• Fill units – one or two blow-in nozzles (see “Filling instructions”)
• Possibly an extended fill system (pipes and connections to the blow-in nozzles)
• Fuel extractor (section 10)
• Installation parts
The fabric sack hangs on the bearing metal frame. At least one blow-in nozzle protrudes into the fabric sack. This
is where an extended filling system can be connected. Alternatively a flexible hose is laid out to the blow-in nozzle
for direct pellet delivery. The KWB removal and conveyor system is connected below on the removal opening of the
fabric sack.
9.11 Installing the fabric tank and filling system
1.) Forming pairs of braces
Take 2 braces and join them together at this point with the 3 bores.
Use 2 M10 x 25 bolts, 2 M10 washers, and 2 M10 nuts to connect the
braces. Use the two outer bores for the bolted connection.
Join all 16 braces together to form 8 pairs of braces.
For rectangular (long) fabric tanks you must always join two braces
of the same length together.
Brace pairs
2.) Bolting the vertical support units together
Take 2 vertical supports and position them with the foot end toward the
wall. The outsides of the vertical supports must point upward.
Vertical support units
Now bolt one together with a completed brace top and bottom. To do
this use one M10 x 35 bolt for each connection.
Cross the two braces and bolt the loose ends to the second vertical
support.
To do this also use one M10 x 35 bolt for each connection.
Brace connection
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