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SILO CLEANING SERVICES Introduction Dickinson Group of Companies was founded in 1910 as a building construction company, followed by the establishment of its furnace service business in 1928. The company has 90 years experience in providing

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SILO CLEANING SERVICES

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Introduction

Dickinson Group of Companies was founded in 1910 as a building construction company, followed by the establishment of its furnace service business in 1928. The company has 90 years experience in providing Specialist Furnace and Industrial Services to the mining, metals smelting, mineral processing, thermal power generation and petrochemical refining industries. VISION Dickinson Group of Companies’ Vision is to be a global Leading provider of Furnace and Industrial Services MISSION Dickinson Group of Companies’ purpose is to provide an integrated and multidisciplinary “One Personalised Solution”, by offering essential furnace and industrial services, which increase productivity and performance together with reducing costs for our customers. STRATEGY The company’s strategy is to develop the Group’s current position as a leading specialized furnace and industrial solutions company, with a global reach and to deliver long-term sustainable growth through the continued expansion of the company’s services and markets.

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Dickinson Geographic Footprint

Office Locations

  • South Africa
  • Zambia
  • Mauritius
  • Tianjin, China
  • Egypt
  • Namibia
  • Democratic Republic of Congo
  • Russia
  • Brazil

Business Operations Business Experience Business Alliance Locations

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Dickinson Head Office & Workshops

Total land area: 14,000 m2 Total buildings (including offices, workshops & warehouses): 8,500 m2

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Industries We Serve

  • Aluminium Smelting
  • Glass
  • Platinum & Nickel
  • Iron, Steel & Coke Making
  • Copper & Cobalt
  • Ferrochrome & Ferromanganese
  • Heavy Sands
  • Nickel
  • Power Generation
  • Cement & Lime
  • Chemical & Petrochemical
  • Ceramic
  • Refractory Manufacturing
  • Food & Beverage Manufacturing
  • Fertilizer Manufacturing
  • Water & Municipal Services
  • Telecommunications
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Safety Policy

  • Dickinson Group of Companies operates according to

international best practices to achieve the highest practical levels of Safety, Health, Environmental Control and Quality, and adheres to BS OHSAS 18001:2007 accreditation.

  • The safety of our employees and contractors is an integral

part of our business, with the goal of ZERO HARM.

  • The Group strives to:
  • Demonstrate strong leadership and direction in all

conceivable SHEQ issues.

  • Ensure a consistent approach to the management of

SHEQ in all locations.

  • Consult and communicate with all employees and

stakeholders.

  • Educate the workforce in risk management, safety,

health and environmental principles.

  • Respect the right of all staff to work in an environment

where they know that risks are adequately controlled.

  • Promote the health and wellbeing of all its staff.
  • Measure SHEQ performance.
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Furnace Solutions Industrial Solutions

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Silo Cleaning Services

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Silo Cleaning Services

  • Work is carried out using cutting-edge

equipment and is fast, efficient safe.

  • The cleaning operatives do not need to

climb into the container at any time.

  • The company’s services are designed

to safely remove compacted materials from any size or shape of silos, bins, hoppers, tanks, reactors and chimneys.

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Silo Cleaning Services

Safely remove compacted materials from any size or shape of:

  • Silos
  • Bins
  • Hoppers
  • Tanks
  • Reactors
  • Chimneys

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Typical Problems

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  • Substances kept in bulk storage silos generally

attract moisture which eventually causes the material to bind and adhere to the walls or form clumps, consequently resulting in blockages of the valve

  • utlets and build-up along the sidewalls and the base
  • f the vessel.
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Silo Whip

  • The whipping head is suspended inside the silo and

efficiently removes build up using an air-driven or hydraulic rotary cutter with a 360 degree rotation and an operating depth of up to 50m.

  • Cleared material simply falls to the base of the silo for
  • extraction. The whip is controlled from the top and outside
  • f the silo.

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Cardox Blasts

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  • Cardox tubes are filled with liquid carbon dioxide. When energized by

the application of a small electrical charge, the chemical heater instantly converts the liquid carbon dioxide to a gas expanding the CO2 and building up pressure until the rapture disk at the end of the tube bursts, this releases the CO2 now 600 times it original volume. A special discharge nozzle is employed.

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Video

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Cardox Equipment

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Bench for Reloading of Cardox Blasts

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Cardox Sockets

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Ignition Equipment

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Equipment Ready to be employed

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System blockages

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Silo Cleaning: Brokk Machines

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When? Silos that are not covered

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with an opening big enough to let a Brokk in. How? Install a Brokk hanging from a crane and slowly letting it down

  • n the product.

Benefits:

  • The conveyors or feed system

below can run while the machine is inside the Silo and the uninterrupted extraction can continue.

  • No human entry in confined

space whilst in operation

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Advantages

  • Removal of compacted materials :
  • Safely
  • Hygienically
  • Quickly
  • Efficiently
  • Services

include consulting

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how to implement effective preventive maintenance procedures to improve proper cleaning schedules.

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Silo Cleaning - Global References

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Silo Cleaning References – 2012 to 2014

YEAR PROJECT MONTH CLIENT NAME PROJECT LOCATION 2014 January Afrisam Industrial Vacuum Cleaning Dudfield 2014 February Lafarge lichtenburg Industrial Vacuum Cleaning Lichtenburg 2014 March Zimplats 13KT Silo Cleaning Zimbabwe 2014 March Vanchem 600T Silo cleaning Witbank 2014 April PPC Hercules Industrial Vacuum Cleaning Pretoria 2014 May Arcelor Mittal Silo and Industrial Vacuum Cleaning Vanderbijlpark 2014 May Royal Canin 60T Silo & Vacuum Cleaning North Riding 2014 June Tubatse Ferro Chrome Off gas ducting Cleaning Steelpoort 2014 June BHP Biliton - Richardsbay 35KT Silo Cleaning Richardsbay 2014 July Mogale Alloys Silo Cleaning Krugersdorp 2014 September (TBC) PPC Hercules 30KT Silo Cleaning Pretoria 2013 January Anglo platinum Silo Cleaning Rustenburg 2013 January Idwala Lime Silo Cleaning Danielskuil 2013 February Xstrata Silo Cleaning Lydenburg 2013 June IBDA Consulting 100KT Silo Cleaning Qatar 2013 June Sasol 2 Powerstation Silo Cleaning Sasolburg 2013 July PPC Slurry 40KT Silo Cleaning Mafikeng 2013 September Lafarge Silo Cleaning Kaalfontein 2013 October Majuba Power Station Silo Cleaning Amersfoort 2012 November Lafarge Silo Cleaning Malawi

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Silo Cleaning References – 2017

YEAR PROJECT MONTH CLIENT NAME PROJECT LOCATION DURATION 2017 January Zimplats 5500 Ton Silo Cleaning Zimbabwe 3 Weeks 2017 March Royal Canin 70 Ton Silo Cleaning Randburg 2 days 2017 March PPC Riebeek Cement Silo Cleaning Riebeek West Cape 2 days 2017 March Idwala Lime 140Ton Silo cleaning Danielskuil 3 days 2017 April Consol Glass 1500Ton Silo cleaning Nigel 8 days 2017 April Mamba Cement Silo Cleaning Thabazimbi 1 day 2017 April RCL Foods - Epol Silo Cleaning Rustenburg 1 day 2017 May PPC Dwaalboom Multi Cell Silo Cleaning Dwaalboom 4 days 2017 June Arcelor Mittal Silo Cleaning Vanderbijlpark

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Silo Cleaning References – 2016

YEAR PROJECT MONTH CLIENT NAME PROJECT LOCATION 2016 January Royal Canin Cleaning of Silo Randburg 2016 April Epol RCL Foods Cleaning of Silos Rustenburg 2016 April Eskom - Duvha Power Station Cleaning of Silos Witbank 2016 May Glencore Cleaning of Silos Lydenburg 2016 May Woodchem Cleaning of Silo Piet Retief 2016 July Sephaku Cement Cleaning of Silo Delmas 2016 August Sephaku Cement Cleaning of Silo Lichtenburg 2016 August Lafarge Cleaning of Silo Kaalfontein 2016 September Consol Glass Cleaning of Silo Wadeville 2016 October Lonmin Silo Cleaning Rustenburg 2016 December Yinge Conch Cement Silo Cleaning China

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Global References

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Global Alliances

USA FRANCE SOUTH AFRICA UK GERMANY DENMARK EGYPT SOUTH AFRICA BELGIUM BELGIUM DRC / BELGIUM SOUTH AFRICA BRAZIL RUSSIA

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“One Personalised Solution” Global Footprint Global Alliances State of the Art Equipment Certification: OSHAS 18001 Inherent Innovative Culture Specialist and experienced personnel

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Dickinson Group of Companies provides a “One Personalised Solution” and strives to be your preferred business partner. www.dgrpint.com DICKINSON GROUP OF COMPANIES Corporate Head Office 10 Smuts Avenue P.O. Box 63 Vereeniging 1930 South Africa Tel: +27 16 421 3720 Fax: +27 16 422 1038 Email: sales@dgrp.co.za