Horizontal high-temperature aerobic fermentation tank, biological fermentation tank

Horizontal high-temperature aerobic fermentation tankIt is a method that can quickly and harmlessly treat vegetable residues, plant straw, animal manure, food bacteria waste, tobacco waste, etc. produced in agricultural production, to eliminate pests and diseases in agricultural waste, produce functional organic materials, and apply them to the soil. After application, various nutrients and beneficial microorganisms are in an active state, not only cleaning the environment, but also supplementing a large amount of organic nutrients and organic matter, improving the soil, and effectively controlling crop soil borne diseases. Mainly used for processing organic waste such as livestock manure, straw, wet garbage, etc. After high-temperature harmless treatment, it achieves resource reduction, harmless and resource utilization.

Horizontal high-temperature aerobic fermentation tankTechnology is an important means of achieving harmless disposal and resource utilization of organic waste. During the composting process, organic waste is decomposed and synthesized by microorganisms to form stable humus like substances (organic fertilizers), achieving the goal of harmless and resource utilization. Among them, aerobic composting refers to a technical method of solid waste resource utilization through the action of aerobic microorganisms under certain conditions such as moisture, c/n ratio, and ventilation. It is a production method of organic fertilizer. The product of composting is called compost. Due to the fact that aerobic composting can provide the heat required to kill pathogens, it is also a harmless treatment method for solid organic waste. The material comes into full contact with air, reducing the temperature, temperature, and oxygen concentration differences of the material, resulting in a more efficient reaction. The axis of the drum reactor is horizontal or has a certain inclination angle with the horizontal direction. Through the rotation of the drum, the material is repeatedly stirred (picked up and dropped) to homogenize the temperature and moisture of the material. During the stirring process, the material can fully contact oxygen, which is beneficial for aerobic composting.