Silo Cleaning | Silo Cleaning Adelaide | Silo Cleaning Melbourne

Specialist silo cleaning services are provided in Adelaide, Melbourne and a range of regional centres.

Silo Cleaning and Tank Cleaning

A clean silo is a more efficient and safe silo.

Call Jetclean in Adelaide on 08 8180 0693 or Melbourne on 03 8692 0036.

Jetclean's silo cleaning services are designed to maximize the efficiency of storage silos and tanks. Our silo cleaning expertise covers grain and animal feed silos, industrial powder and granule silos, milk silos, coffee bean silos and food and beverage silos.

Free movement of stored materials is essential in maximizing silo efficiency. When a silo experiences bridging, where materials block at the silo base, immediate action is usually required to return the asset to operations. Some silos suffer from water entry resulting in a build up of mould inside the silo.

Silo Cross Contamination

The risk of cross contamination often results in decisions to clean a silo professionally.

Pre-commissioning silos usually means that a special clean is carried out to remove grime and organic matter that may have entered the vessel during transport and storage. Occasionally the inside needs to be cleaned to remove chemical agents that may have been used during the silo manufacturing process.

Alternatively, in operational situations a silo may require a clean prior to storing a different materials. In those instances the clean focuses on removing the originally stored material to ensure it does not cross contaminate the new storage materials.

Whatever the situation, a Jetclean silo cleaning may be able to help.

For more information call Adelaide 08 8180 0693, Melbourne 03 8692 0036 or for regional sites 1300 302101.

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Silo Cleaning - The Jetclean Way

Silo Cleaning | Silo Cleaning Adelaide | Silo Cleaning Melbourne

The traditional approach of using water or steam during the cleaning process is a proven, effective and economical method.

Jetclean uses high pressure pumps, boilers, specialized vessel cleaning heads and telescopic equipment to clean the inside of silos without actually entering the confined space.

Our special vessel cleaning heads are attached to rubber coated, high pressure hoses, which in turn are connected to high powered pressure or steam cleaners. The vessel cleaning heads are inserted into the silo to give the inside surfaces a heavy duty clean. Food and beverage silo cleans are often supplemented by the use of a suitable food safe detergent. Grain and granular silo on the other hand benefit more from the 'whipping' action we can generate with the pressurised hoses and the cleaning head which contains a small boom spinning at 2,000 rpm. This generally causes the clogged and bridged materials to dislodge and drop to the bottom of the silo, from where it can be removed.

Where time-is-of-the-essence to return a silo to active duty a specialized silo-dryer unit can be attached to manholes and blast high volumes of dry air into the silo interior - this ensures a fast and reliable drying process.

Safety and Protection of People and Property

Each storage facility and silo assets have their own special needs and requirements. For this reason, each silo cleaning job is analyzed ahead of time by an experienced cleaning professional, to ensure the cleaning process provides maximum effectiveness in the shortest time, and with the greatest care for your facilities.

The Jetclean silo cleaning approach provides a high level of safety as cleaning personnel generally remain outside of the storage bin. If possible, we plan the clean so that personnel do not have to enter the storage container. Traditional, manual cleaning used to involve lowering a worker to free material or clean surfaces. However this approach poses many impracticalities and safety issues. Manual cleaning is more dangerous and as a result Jetclean prefers to use high pressure steam cleaning to achieve the desired results.

Our experienced personnel continuously monitor the cleaning process. The water pressure and temperature are evaluated before cleaning begins and then regulated as needed during the cleaning process.