MOTEK Screening And Crushing Buckets Are Widely Used In Organic Fertilizer Composting And Aerating

Raw Material Processing:
Crushing function: The raw materials for organic fertilizer composting come from a wide range of sources, including crop straw, livestock and poultry manure, fallen leaves, weeds, etc. The size and texture of these raw materials vary greatly. For example, crop straw may be several meters long, and livestock and poultry manure may contain large lumps. MOTEK screening bucket can crush these raw materials into smaller particles.

Composting Processing:
Aeration: Good ventilation conditions during composting are the key to ensuring the normal metabolism of aerobic microorganisms. MOTEK screening bucket attachment can regularly turn the compost pile to renew the air inside the compost. Anaerobic areas are easily formed inside the compost pile due to the activity of microorganisms and the compaction of materials. By turning the compost pile with the screening and crushing bucket, these anaerobic areas can be broken up, allowing oxygen to be evenly distributed, which is beneficial to the aerobic respiration of microorganisms and accelerates the composting process.

Temperature and humidity regulation:
The composting process requires appropriate temperature and humidity. MOTEK screening buckets can regulate the temperature and humidity when turning the compost. When the compost temperature is too high, turning it can dissipate heat and prevent high temperature from killing beneficial microorganisms. For example, in the early stage of composting, microbial activity is vigorous and the compost temperature may rise rapidly to above 70°C. At this time, using a excavator screening bucket to turn it in time can reduce the temperature to a suitable range of 50-60°C. At the same time, for humidity, the dryness and wetness of the compost can be observed during the turning process. If the compost is too wet, it can be turned to increase air circulation and promote water evaporation; if it is too dry, it can be appropriately supplemented with water.