Recovered solid waste storage building and method
AssigneeNew Life Foundation
InventorsHarold B. Mackenzie, Ingvar G. Anderson
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InventorsHarold B. Mackenzie, Ingvar G. Anderson
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A large volume of recovered solid discrete waste material is adapted to be stored over a large storage area at the bottom of large volume bin space within a building having opposite sides and opposite ends and providing an enclosing housing having upstanding walls rising to a substantial height along the sides and ends of the storage area and a covering roof at the tops of the walls, a loading conveyor system being operative adjacently under the roof at the top of the bin space for filling the material into the bin space thoroughly over the storage area. In a semi-automated embodiment of the invention, the stored material is adapted to be discharged selectively from one end of the storage area onto a take-away conveyor, or at any of a plurality of selected places along one side of the storage area onto a take-away conveyor. In a fully automated embodiment of the invention, all stored material is selectively discharged from one side of the storage area by means of selectively operable conveyors to be transported on a take-away conveyor. In either embodiment, there is a first in, first out capability.
An at least semi-automated solid discrete material storage and retrieval bin building especially adapted for the storage and retrieval of large volumes of recovered combustible shredded particulate fibrous flocculant municipal waste fuel material, comprising:
A method especially adapted for the storage and retrieval of large volumes of recovered combustible shredded particulate fibrous flocculant municipal waste fuel material, comprising:
A method of storing and supplying solid discrete recovered combustible shredded particulate fibrous flocculant municipal waste fuel material, comprising:
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