Fertilizer Stacking
FertiStack
Move Fertilizer
Into the Required Stockpile.
Mobile Fertilizer Stacking Conveyor
FertiStack is being developed as a mobile fertilizer stacking conveyor for screened, blended or recovered product.
The current design is intended to provide a modular material handling option where fertilizer needs to be transferred into a stockpile as part of the wider process.
Current design basis for the stacking conveyor.
Current belt width within the development design.
Intended for use as a repositionable fertilizer handling component.
Screened, blended or recovered fertilizer.
These values will only be published once detailed design, manufacture and testing have established the final operating performance.
Stockpiling Application
Move Processed Fertilizer Into the Required Stockpile Area.
Fertilizer leaving a screening, blending or recovery stage may still need to be transferred away from the process equipment and into the required stockpile position.
FertiStack is being developed as a mobile and modular conveyor for this material handling stage.
Product Leaving the Upstream Process.
The current FertiStack design is intended for processed fertilizer requiring onward transfer to a stockpile.
Define the Conveyor Around the Material Route.
Final conveyor geometry and performance need to be considered against the actual plant and stockpiling requirement.
Plant Configuration & Integration
Position the Conveyor Around the Required Material Route.
FertiStack is intended to connect upstream fertilizer equipment with the required stockpile position.
Feed position, discharge location, available space and mobility requirements should therefore be considered together when the final conveyor arrangement is defined.
Establish where processed fertilizer leaves the preceding stage.
Define the conveyor orientation around the required material route.
Position the discharge around the required stockpile area.
Where Does the Fertilizer Enter?
The conveyor arrangement should account for the position and height of the equipment feeding FertiStack.
Where Must the Product Be Discharged?
The required stockpile location influences the final conveyor geometry and discharge arrangement.
Work Within the Available Space
Floor space, access and surrounding equipment should be considered before the final arrangement is defined.
Define How the Conveyor Needs to Move
The mobile and modular concept should reflect how the conveyor needs to be positioned or repositioned during use.
Final conveyor geometry and discharge position are developed around the actual fertilizer application, surrounding equipment and available plant space.
Discuss Your Stockpiling Requirement
Start With the Material Route You Need.
Tell the Ferti team what fertilizer needs to be moved, where it leaves the upstream process and where the stockpile needs to be positioned.
From there, the conveyor requirement can be considered around output, available space, feed geometry and mobility.
Tell Us What the Conveyor Needs to Connect.
Basic site information, equipment positions and required material movement are enough to begin the engineering discussion.
Photographs, layout drawings and dimensions of the upstream equipment and intended stockpile area can help define the required conveyor arrangement.