Do you need a complete solution from the sensor to the cloud, standalone sensors, or an external paperless recorder for data acquisition? Whether modernizing an existing grain storage or building a new one, and whether managing a single silo or an entire silo complex, JUMO's modular portfolio provides exactly the solution that meets your requirements. JUMO's silo management system can be used either as an overall system or integrated into existing automation and control systems. It is, of course, designed for use in ATEX Zone 20.
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The right temperature measurement for every storage application
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Suspension sensors for vertical silos (concrete/steel)
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Push-in probe for flat storage facilities
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Individually configurable sensor spacing and quantity; cable or wireless signal transmission
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Silo management: multi-silo view and trend curves
Silo management: multi-silo view and trend curves
A lack of transparency, outdated measurement technology, and manual inspections are among the most common challenges in grain storage facilities. Often, measured values are only available locally, historical data is missing, or critical temperature developments are detected too late. This takes time, makes informed decisions more difficult, and, in the worst case, can lead to a decline in quality or damage to the stored material. JUMO's comprehensive silo management system ensures that relevant information is available right where it is needed. New plants can be planned with end-to-end integration from the very beginning, whereas existing silos can be modernized and digitized using targeted retrofit solutions. Operators can therefore benefit from modern silo management while continuing to use their existing infrastructure.
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What does modern silo management include?
Holistic silo management integrates measurement, data acquisition, and analysis into a comprehensive information system. Here, the goal is not only to acquire temperatures, but also to provide continuous visibility into the condition of the stored material and the entire storage. The centralized acquisition and historical logging of measurement data enables trends and anomalies to be identified at an early stage. This facilitates the monitoring of multiple silos, supports informed decision-making, and provides the foundation for safe and cost-effective storage operations.
How extensive should silo management be?
The requirements for a silo management system depend on the number of silos, the required analysis capabilities, and the operational processes involved. While local data acquisition and visualization are often sufficient for smaller plants, larger silo complexes typically require centralized monitoring, cross-site analysis, and the integration of additional process data. The important point is that silo management must be able to expand in line with demand. Additional measuring points, more silos, or enhanced automation and analysis functions can be added as needed without requiring fundamental changes to the existing system.
When should a grain storage be modernized?
Modernization is particularly recommended when measured values are only available locally, documentation is time-consuming, or existing systems are reaching their technical limits. Transparency, data availability, and ease of operation can often be significantly improved without replacing the entire plant. At the same time, the centralized availability of all relevant data reduces the effort required for inspections, documentation, and day-to-day plant monitoring. Our experts support the modernization process from planning through implementation, while developing a retrofit concept tailored to the existing plant.
How are existing silos digitized?
The digitization of older silos often begins with an assessment of the existing measurement and automation technology. This process involves evaluating which components can continue to be used and where replacement is economically justified. During modernization, analog sensor technology, outdated data acquisition systems, and proprietary communication solutions are often replaced with more advanced technologies designed to meet future requirements.
A key step in digitization is the integration of previously separate measurement and process data so that it can be accessed by higher-level systems. To achieve this goal, sensor technology, data acquisition, visualization, and communication systems are interconnected step by step. Modern technologies such as Single Pair Ethernet (SPE) create new opportunities for end-to-end connectivity all the way down to the field level. These steps are planned and implemented as part of a customized engineering concept that takes into account both the existing infrastructure and future requirements for the plant.
How does silo management support operational decisions?
Single measured values merely provide a momentary snapshot. Only through the continuous acquisition, archiving, and analysis of temperature and process data can developments in stored material be tracked as well as evaluated over extended periods. That way, measures can be planned, documented, and traced based on reliable data.
In addition, silo management provides the foundation for seamless documentation of storage conditions. This supports quality management systems, audits, and the implementation of HACCP concepts. Relevant process and temperature data remains continuously available and fully traceable.