The RICHI compost making machine can process various raw materials, including animal manures (chicken, cow, sheep), agricultural straw waste, forestry leaf waste, urban domestic wet garbage, soybean meal, rapeseed meal, biogas residue, peat, and more.
The RICHI organic fertilizer pellet production line has customizable capacities ranging from 0.5 TPH to 100 TPH, allowing for flexibility based on your production needs.
The pelletizing process improves the efficiency of organic fertilizers by creating pellets that release nutrients more slowly and evenly, making them easier to apply and less susceptible to wind loss.
Yes, some inorganic components can be added to the organic fertilizer pellet production line to improve fertilizer efficiency. This is more effective than adding them to powdered fertilizers, which can agglomerate and absorb moisture.
The hammer mill is used to grind the raw materials into a suitable size for pellet making, ensuring uniformity and proper texture for optimal pellet production.
Organic fertilizer pellets are easy to transport, have a longer shelf life, and release nutrients slowly, which enhances crop growth and soil health.
After the pellets are formed, they exit the pellet machine at around 70°C. An automatic cooling system cools them down to room temperature immediately, enhancing their strength and durability.
The pellet size produced by the RICHI machine can be adjusted between 2 mm to 12 mm, depending on specific requirements.
The final organic fertilizer pellets are packaged using an automatic packing system into plastic bags ranging from 10 kg to 1 ton, ensuring they are dry and waterproof for extended storage.
The mixing machine utilizes a Siemens motor and SKF bearings, with a unique blade design for enhanced material flow and uniform mixing achieved within a mixing period of 60-180 seconds.
Yes, RICHI typically offers warranty and support for their machines. It is advisable to check with the supplier for specific warranty terms and after-sales support.
Regular maintenance includes checking the mechanical components, cleaning the machinery, ensuring proper lubrication, and monitoring the performance of the various systems involved in the production line.
Yes, the production line is designed to handle wet materials, as the fermentation system allows for the processing of organic waste like animal manure and kitchen waste.
Using organic fertilizer pellets helps reduce waste by recycling agricultural and urban waste materials, promotes soil health, and supports sustainable agricultural practices.
The recommended temperature for the pellet-making process is around 80°C, which is optimal for forming strong and uniform pellets.
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