Is the new type two in one organic fertilizer granulator a wet granulation process?
The mainstream technology for the new type two in one organic fertilizer granulator is wet granulation.
- Process Positioning
- Employs a wet continuous pusher/stirring tooth drum two-in-one granulation process, belonging to wet granulation.
- Requires a material moisture content of 35%–60%, or the addition of a small amount of water/binder, relying on the liquid phase and mechanical force to agglomerate into granules.
- Integrates mixing + granulation + balling + densification in one step.
- Difference from Dry Process
- Wet process (mainstream two-in-one): Requires moisture/binder; high granulation rate, rounded granules; suitable for fermented organic fertilizers and high-fiber materials; requires subsequent drying.
- Dry process (roller extrusion): No water added; formed under high pressure; high granule density; suitable for dry-based materials and compound fertilizers; no drying required.
III. Applicable Scenarios
- Suitable for fermented livestock and poultry manure, straw, mushroom residue, sludge, and other organic fertilizer raw materials.
- High granulation rate and good granule strength, suitable for the production of organic fertilizer/organic-inorganic compound fertilizer.
