Abstract: This invention is an improvement in a stationary or mobile receiving bunker adapted to be fed with bulk material, particular by means of industrial trucks, with a delivery conveyor arranged under the receiving bunker, the improvement which comprises two bunker walls enclosing the receiving bunker chamber on the side away from the direction of delivery, with straight lines running through their top edges and projected onto a horizontal plane each forming an angle .alpha.<90.degree. with the longitudinal axis of the delivery conveyor also projected onto the horizontal plane.

Abstract: A mobile bulk goods delivery system is provided for spacing and evening out the delivery of quantities of bulk goods received so that subsequent operations in a production line are not jammed with intermittent overload quantities of bulk goods to be processed. The delivery system of the disclosure is an equalizer mounted on a mobile support for pivoting around a horizontal axis. The equalizer includes a delivery belt system which has positioned on one end thereof a bulk goods receiving container pivotally mounted, again on a horizontal axis. The equalizer is capable of being moved from one location to another, as desired. The configuration of the container with respect to the support is such that the container, when in its operative position, is recessed below ground level, and when being moved from one location to another, is maintained above ground level.