Garden waste mainly refers to the dead branches, fallen leaves, withered flowers, tree and shrub pruning, and other plant residues generated by natural or artificial pruning of garden plants. These wastes contain rich nutrients, which can increase soil organic matter, improve soil properties, and maintain ecological balance in green spaces.
In order to deal with these garden waste, some places have adopted resource utilization methods, which convert garden waste into useful products such as organic fertilizers, biomass fuels, or wooden boards through processes such as crushing, fermentation, and pressing. These products can be used for landscaping, agricultural production, and industrial purposes, not only solving environmental problems, but also having certain economic value.
When making organic fertilizers or substrates, it is necessary to decompose and ferment the crushed waste to produce organic fertilizers. The scale can be large or small, which can improve soil and increase fertility. When processed into biomass fuel, it is made into biomass fuel through processes such as crushing and sorting, and used for incineration and power generation in power plants. When pressing wooden boards, professional manufacturers are required to produce them, and there are certain requirements for the specifications of the raw materials. Generally, clean and coarse branches with no impurities are required.
What equipment should be used for crushing as mentioned multiple times above? Garden waste shredder! Its working principle is to drive two cutter shafts through an electric motor to drive the moving cutter and the spacer sleeve to rotate at low speed. The adjacent cutting edges of the moving cutter on the cutter shaft form shear, the moving cutter tip forms shear with the spacer sleeve cylindrical surface, and the torque and speed difference of the cutter shaft form tearing, thereby achieving the effect of crushing garden waste into the required small particle size. The garden waste workers use loaders to put the garden waste into the entrance of the shredder. Through continuous cutting by the equipment, the garden waste is cut into shape, and then the crushed materials are sent to the stacking area through conveyor belts.
In the process of garden waste recycling, it is also necessary to pay attention to the balance between environmental protection and resource utilization. We should choose environmentally friendly and sustainable resource utilization methods to avoid secondary pollution to the environment. At the same time, the management and supervision of garden waste should be strengthened to ensure the effectiveness and safety of resource utilization.
In short, garden waste can be turned into treasure through resource utilization, which not only solves the negative problems it brings to the environment, but also generates certain economic value. We should actively explore and practice effective resource utilization methods to promote the sustainable development of garden waste recycling and environmental protection.
