Building an organic fertilizer production line requires not only the main production equipment, but also a series of auxiliary facilities to ensure the smooth progress of the production process, improve efficiency, ensure product quality, and meet environmental protection requirements. Here are some common auxiliary facilities:
Raw material pretreatment facilities: including raw material storage warehouses, raw material conveying equipment (such as belt conveyors), raw material crushers, mixers, etc., used for pretreatment of raw materials to ensure that they meet production requirements.
Fermentation facilities: Fermentation is a critical step in organic fertilizer production, requiring specialized fermentation facilities such as fermentation tanks, fermentation warehouses, and organic fertilizer turntables to control temperature, humidity, and oxygen conditions during the fermentation process..jpg)
Drying facilities: After granulation, organic fertilizer particles need to be dried to reduce moisture content. Common drying facilities include rotary drum dryers, fluidized bed dryers, etc.
Cooling facilities: The dried organic fertilizer particles need to be cooled to prevent deformation or adhesion due to high temperature. Common cooling facilities include cooling towers, cooling machines, etc.
Screening and grading facilities: used to screen out unqualified particles to ensure product quality. Common screening equipment includes vibrating screens, drum screens, etc.
Packaging facilities: including automatic packaging machines, sealing machines, labeling machines, etc., used to package finished organic fertilizer particles into bags or barrels for easy storage and transportation.
Automation control system: including PLC control system, sensors, monitoring equipment, etc., used to achieve automation control of the production process, improve production efficiency and product quality.
Environmental protection facilities: In order to reduce dust, exhaust gas, and wastewater emissions during the production process, it is necessary to have environmental protection facilities such as dust collectors, exhaust gas treatment systems, and wastewater treatment systems to meet environmental standards.
Laboratory and testing facilities: used to test the chemical composition, microbiological indicators, etc. of raw materials and finished products to ensure that product quality meets standards.
Warehouse and logistics facilities: including raw material warehouses, finished product warehouses, logistics transportation equipment, etc., used for storing raw materials and finished products, as well as for the outbound and transportation of finished products.
Office and living facilities: including offices, lounges, canteens, bathrooms, etc., providing employees with a comfortable working environment.
Power and water treatment facilities: including power supply systems, water treatment systems, etc., to ensure the energy supply of production lines and the recycling of water resources.
These auxiliary facilities are important components of the organic fertilizer production line, and their rational configuration and efficient operation are key to ensuring smooth production processes, excellent product quality, and meeting environmental requirements. When planning an organic fertilizer production line, the configuration and layout of these facilities should be comprehensively considered based on actual production needs and site conditions.