To ensure the long-term stable and smooth operation of an organic fertilizer double axis mixer, strict control is needed in raw material management, equipment debugging, daily operation, and maintenance to avoid problems such as material blockage, abnormal noise, and uneven wear.

Raw material control is fundamental. Feeding must be uniform and continuous; large-scale feeding at once to avoid overloading is strictly prohibited. The moisture content of the material must be controlled within a reasonable range. Excessive moisture will cause the material to stick to the shaft and clump, increasing mixing resistance; excessive dryness will result in excessive dust, easy dust generation, and accelerated blade wear. Hard objects such as stones, metal, and plastic bags must not be mixed into the raw material to prevent jamming of the mixing shaft and damage to the blades and casing.

Equipment debugging and operating parameters are crucial. Before starting, check the reducer lubrication level and motor belt tension to ensure that the transmission components are functioning properly. During startup, run the mixer under no-load and observe whether the direction of rotation and speed are normal. Only add material if there are no abnormalities. The twin-shaft speed must be matched to the material characteristics. Too high a speed will cause splashing and excessive load; too low a speed will result in uneven mixing. Operate stably according to the process requirements.

Daily operation must be standardized. Starting the machine with material inside is strictly prohibited. Before stopping, stop feeding material and wait until the material inside the machine is emptied before stopping. During operation, pay attention to the current, temperature, and sound. If severe vibration, abnormal noise, or motor overload occurs, stop the machine immediately for inspection and troubleshooting before restarting.

Maintenance is crucial. Regularly check the wear of the mixing blades and liners. Replace or repair severely worn parts promptly to ensure mixing efficiency. Regularly clean any material adhering to the shaft and housing to prevent hardening and increased load. Lubricate the bearings and reducer with grease on time to maintain good lubrication and reduce friction loss.

By following these steps, you can effectively avoid malfunctions such as material blockage, jamming, and excessive wear, ensuring the long-term smooth, efficient, and stable operation of the twin-shaft mixer and extending the service life of the fertilizer making machine.