Selection of granulation conditions for organic fertilizer production line

The granulation condition is the key factor affecting the operation effect of organic fertilizer production line. Suitable granulation conditions can improve particle quality, reduce energy consumption, shorten production cycle, and thus improve production efficiency. On the contrary, unreasonable granulation conditions may lead to problems such as irregular, loose and fragile particle shape, which affects the quality and application effect of organic fertilizer.

When selecting the granulation conditions of organic fertilizer production line, the following factors should be comprehensively considered: material characteristics, selection of organic fertilizer equipment, production process, environmental conditions, etc. In particular, the appropriate granulation method should be selected according to the physical and chemical properties of the material; Appropriate granulation parameters are determined according to equipment performance and production scale. Pay attention to temperature, humidity, pressure and other control conditions in the production process to ensure particle quality.

The methods to optimize the granulation conditions of organic fertilizer production line include: improving the pretreatment process of materials, improving the uniformity and fluidity of materials; Adjust the working parameters of granulation equipment to improve the efficiency of particle formation; Introduce advanced control system to realize automation and intelligence of production process; Adopt energy-saving and environmental protection technology to reduce production energy consumption and environmental pollution.

In recent years, the selection of granulation conditions for organic fertilizer production lines in China has gradually matured, and relevant technologies have been widely used. In the future, the selection of granulation conditions for China's organic fertilizer production line will pay more attention to technological innovation and environmental protection requirements to achieve high-quality development of the organic fertilizer industry.'