The decomposition of organic fertilizer production line mainly occurs on the surface of material particles or near the surface of particles. The larger the specific surface area of materials, that is, the finer the material particles, the faster the degradation rate of organic matter, but the prerequisite is that there is sufficient oxygen supply. Usually, when the particle size of the material reaches a certain limit, it is inversely proportional to the porosity.
Different methods of organic fertilizer fermentation or oxygen supply have different requirements on the particle size of materials. The upper limit of strip stacking or static composting is taken, while the lower limit of aeration or forced ventilation system is taken. The commonly used particle size adjustment methods include crushing and mixing methods. The crushing method is to crush large materials to the appropriate particle size with crushing equipment, and the mixing method is to mix high moisture and too fine materials with dry materials of the appropriate particle size and adjust them to the appropriate strength. In actual production, the two methods are generally used at the same time.