2025/12/16
The windrow compost turning machine boasts extremely strong raw material adaptability, making it one of the most versatile pieces of equipment in organic fertilizer production, capable of handling the widest range of raw materials and operating conditions. Compared to the double screws compost turning machine, its adaptability advantages are even more pronounced when dealing with complex raw materials and operating conditions, meeting the diverse raw material processing needs of most fertilizer production companies.
Its core adaptability advantages are concentrated in three areas: First, adaptability to high-moisture and high-viscosity raw materials. It can easily handle viscous materials such as livestock and poultry manure, sludge, and kitchen waste with a moisture content of 30%-60%. The crawler-type movement and powerful turning structure effectively break up clumps and prevent equipment jamming, solving the problem of wall adhesion and poor material flow encountered by double-screw compost turning machines when processing high-moisture materials; Second, adaptability to large and mixed raw materials. For large, coarse fiber raw materials such as uncrushed straw, mushroom residue, and herbal medicine residue, as well as mixed materials such as manure, straw, and humus soil, the powerful cutting and mixing functions of the turning teeth can simultaneously achieve crushing, mixing, and oxygen supply, eliminating the need for additional pre-processing equipment and reducing production costs. This adaptability is superior to that of double-screw compost turning machines, which rely on fine pre-processing of raw materials; Third, adaptability to complex working conditions. The crawler-type design has a low ground pressure, allowing it to operate directly in fermentation tanks and open-air piles without getting stuck or compacting the raw materials. It is suitable for various scenarios such as open-air fermentation and tank fermentation, and can also handle small amounts of fine impurities in the raw materials, resulting in a low equipment failure rate and meeting the extensive raw material processing needs of fertilizer production companies.
It should be noted that if the raw materials contain a large number of metal hard blocks or large pieces of material exceeding 30cm in diameter, it is recommended to perform simple screening beforehand to further extend the life of the turning teeth and reduce maintenance costs. This is also a common prerequisite for ensuring the stable operation of both crawler-type and double-screw compost turning machines.
