Double screws compost turning machines are high-frequency equipment for organic fertilizer fermentation. Proper routine maintenance directly impacts their service life and operational stability.

1.Precise Maintenance of Spiral Blades

After each operation, clean any sticky material from the blades (a high-pressure water jet can be used to prevent wear and tear from hardening). Check the blade fastening bolts weekly and tighten any loose bolts immediately to prevent vibration and increased wear. Derust the blades and apply a wear-resistant coating quarterly to extend double screws compost turning machine’s service life.

2.Transmission and Travel System Maintenance

Check the lubricating oil level in the motor and reducer monthly and add specialized lubricant to prevent wear and tear on gears and bearings due to lack of oil. Regularly clean debris from the travel tracks and crawler tracks to prevent jamming. If the double screws compost turning machine deviates, adjust the track parallelism or crawler track tension promptly to ensure smooth movement.

3.Electrical System Safety

Fermentation workshops are characterized by high humidity. Regularly check the seals of motors and control cabinets to prevent moisture-induced short circuits. Clean dust from electrical components, check for loose connections, and tighten terminal blocks. Perform a no-load test run monthly to test the operating status of motors and inverters. Detect and address any anomalies promptly to avoid prolonged downtime caused by electrical failures.

Drum fertilizer dryers account for 25%-30% of a fertilizer production line’s total energy consumption. Whether routine operation and maintenance are effective directly impacts a company’s operating costs.

1. Accurate Maintenance of Thermal Efficiency

Hot air is the core energy source of a drum fertilizer dryer. The pipes connecting the hot air furnace and the drum must be regularly inspected. Damaged pipe insulation can lead to heat loss (up to 10% or more) and require prompt repair or replacement. Clean accumulated slag in the hot air furnace to ensure complete fuel combustion, increase thermal efficiency to over 75%, and reduce fuel waste.

2. Dynamic Adjustment of Drum Operating Parameters

Adjusting operating parameters based on changes in raw material moisture content can avoid inefficient energy consumption. When the moisture content of the wet material is low, appropriately reduce the hot air temperature and increase the drum fertilizer dryer speed (shortening the dwell time). When the moisture content is high, adjust the opposite direction. This ensures that every unit of energy consumed is used for effective dehydration, avoiding the waste of high energy consumption processing low-moisture materials.

3. Preventive Replacement of Wear Parts

Worn drum seals (such as the seals at the feed and discharge ports) can cause cold air to infiltrate and hot air to leak, increasing the heating load. Check the seals monthly and replace any signs of aging or deformation. Also, regularly inspect the lift plate. If loose or worn, tighten or replace it promptly. Simple preventive maintenance can significantly reduce future failures and energy costs.

As the fertilizer industry moves toward precision and functionalization, demand for specialty fertilizers such as organic-inorganic compound fertilizers, functional biofertilizers, and fertilizers for fruits and vegetables has surged. With its unique design, flat die granulators have become a powerful tool for specialty fertilizer production.

1. Suitable for the granulation of multi-component raw materials

Specialty fertilizers often require the mixing of multiple raw materials, each with significantly varying density and viscosity. The flat die granulator’s low-speed extrusion prevents raw material separation caused by high-speed rotation, allowing the multi-component raw materials to fully blend during the extrusion process, ensuring uniform nutrient content in each granule.

2. Low-temperature granulation ensures the preservation of functional ingredients

The core requirement for functional biofertilizers (such as those containing Bacillus subtilis) is to preserve the activity of the inoculum, which can be inactivated by high temperatures. The flat die granulator generates minimal frictional heat during the extrusion process, enabling low-temperature granulation without the need for additional cooling equipment, thus ensuring the fertilizer’s functional effects.

3. Flexible Adaptation to Special Particle Shape Requirements

Specialty fertilizers often require customized granule shapes (for example, fruit and vegetable fertilizers require oblate granules to prevent rolling during watering). The flat die granulator can be customized with various die hole shapes (round, oblate, and square). Changing the die takes only 30 minutes, eliminating the need to adjust the drive system. This allows for quick changes in granule shape to meet diverse market demands.

With increasingly stringent environmental protection policies, fertilizer companies must not only maintain production capacity but also meet the green requirements of “low dust, low noise, and low energy consumption.” As the core equipment in the production line, the ring die granulator’s operation directly impacts environmental performance.

First, dust source control. The ring die granulator’s fully sealed feed and discharge structure reduces dust spillage. The feed inlet utilizes a “soft-connected sealing sleeve” to prevent raw material leakage during conveying; the discharge outlet connects to a “sealed cooler,” ensuring pellet cooling within a sealed space.

Second, effective noise reduction is required. Mechanical friction and raw material impact during operation of the ring die granulator can easily generate noise, impacting the workshop environment. During routine maintenance, regularly checking the lubrication of the roller bearings and tightening the bolts connecting the ring die to the frame can reduce operating noise to below 75 decibels.

Third, optimizing energy consumption is essential. Green operation of the ring die granulator can be achieved through variable frequency speed regulation. Adjust the ring die speed according to the raw material characteristics and production needs to avoid the motor idling at full load; at the same time, regularly clean the residual raw materials in the ring die hole to ensure that the equipment always operates in the “high efficiency and low consumption” range.