Uniform mechanical wet grain unloading system

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1995-11-21
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Fossen, Larry
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A process for uniformly removing wet grain in a layer of relatively uniform thickness from a wet grain container. Wet grain charged into the grain container is supported on an perforated or air-pervious floor supported above the bottom of the grain container. A continuous upward flow of ambient air travels in a path through the air-pervious floor and upwardly through the wet grain mass. A layer of wet grain of relatively uniform thickness is removed from the area immediately above the floor and discharged from the grain container for further processing such as heated-air drying.

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