After the refractory raw materials are crushed, finely ground and screened, they are generally stored in the storage bin for ingredients. A big problem with powders stored in silos is particle segregation. Because the powder particles are generally not a single particle size, but are composed of continuous particle sizes from coarse to fine, but the ratio of particle size and particle size between various powders is different. When the powder is unloaded into the silo, the coarse and fine particles begin to stratify, the fine powder is concentrated in the central part of the discharge port, and the coarse particles roll to the periphery of the silo. When the material is discharged from the silo, the material in the middle flows out from the discharge port first, and the surrounding material descends with the material layer, and is divided into the middle, and then flows out from the discharge port to cause particle segregation.