Ziemann Holvrieka | Bulk Starch Unloading & Delivery System

High seismic zone structural design

18 silos (6m x 30m), 59 MT capacity

Rail canopy with six unloading stations

Two bulk tank unloading stations

Multiple service buildings

10-story elevator tower

665 metric tons per day production capacity

Capability to fill eight Trinity PowerFlo II rail hopper cars

Scope of Work

Vestal Corporation provided architecture and engineering services for a bulk starch unloading and delivery system designed for a high seismic zone.

The project included eighteen 6-meter by 30-meter silos, each with a 59-metric-ton capacity, along with a rail canopy supporting six unloading stations and two bulk tank unloading stations. Supporting infrastructure included multiple service buildings and a 10-story elevator tower.

The system was engineered to achieve a production capacity of 665 metric tons per day, with the capability to fill eight Trinity PowerFlo II rail hopper cars.

Project Impact

The facility delivers high-capacity bulk material handling within a structurally demanding seismic environment.

Vestal’s integrated engineering approach ensured structural resilience, efficient material flow, and scalable infrastructure for industrial bulk storage and distribution operations.



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