Application of Rotary Drum Granulator Organic Fertilizer Equipment
2022/10/08
In recent years, with the guidance of national policies and the development of agricultural green modernization, organic fertilizer products have become more and more popular due to their advantages in improving soil, restoring soil fertility and recycling waste. It has become one of the new development directions of the fertilizer industry.
The organic fertilizer granulator machine commonly used in the production of organic fertilizers includes disc granulator, counter-roll granulator, rotary drum granulator, wet granulator, counter-roll extrusion granulator, flat die granulator, ring film granulator, fertilizer granulator machine price vary. Rotary drum granulator is a process of compound fertilizer granulation, and can also be used to produce organic fertilizer. The granulation raw material can be used for the granulation treatment of livestock and poultry manure, composted manure, green manure, sea manure, cake fertilizer, peat ash, soil miscellaneous fertilizer, three wastes and microorganisms.
The raw materials for the organic fertilizer processed by the rotary drum granulator are widely sourced and inexpensive. Even in areas with many farms, the treatment of livestock and poultry manure has become a problem for them. If an fertilizer machine manufacturers is established in the surrounding area, the source of raw materials will be solved , the lowest raw material cost can be almost controlled to 0. Organic fertilizer rotary drum granulator is a molding machine that can make materials into specific shapes. Rotary drum granulator is one of the key equipment in the compound fertilizer equipment industry. It is suitable for cold and hot granulation and large-scale production of high, medium and low concentration compound fertilizers. The main working method is wet granulation of agglomerates. Through a certain amount of water or steam, the basic fertilizer is fully chemically reacted in the cylinder after humidity adjustment. Produce extrusion force to agglomerate into balls.
