Brolton Group has completed a project for Kellogg’s Australia to increase their raw materials storage capacity.
Kellogg’s Australia has utilised an unused garden at their Botany facility to build an efficient, high performing grain batching and storage solution, without disturbance to local residents.
The brief was to increase their grain storage capabilities and supply a means to unload grain from tankers, as well as from a bulk tipping storage facility. Kellogg’s aim was to convey various grains to the new storage silos, which are then batched as required by the plant production.
Brolton Group designed, fabricated and constructed the extension to the facility, which is designed to be capable of 24/7 operation, 365 days a year.
The solution included 6 stainless steel silos from 100T-300T, pneumatic truck in load system, pneumatic transfer to the plant, complete control system with SCADA, all support structures including platforms, stairs and pipe bridges, and civil works including roads and stormwater.