Fallen leaf collection type fertilizer production machine for communities

Abstract

The invention discloses a fallen leaf collection type fertilizer production machine for communities. The fertilizer production machine comprises a shell with an opening, a screening device, a collection device, a fermentation chamber, an extruding device and a cooling device. The opening of the shell is provided with an openable push plate, the collection device is arranged below the screening device which is arranged in the shell, and the shell is internally provided with the fermentation chamber. The screening device comprises a fallen leaf chamber, a filter screen and a retaining plate; the collection device comprises a fallen leaf grinding chamber, a fan, a first motor, a rotary feeder, a deduster, a level detector and a suction pipe; the fermentation chamber is provided with a feeding port, a fermentation agent input port, a discharging port and a screw agitator, and the feeding port of the fermentation chamber is connected with the other end of the suction pipe; the extruding device comprises an extruding chamber, an extruding head, a second motor and a screw conveyor; the cooling device comprises a third motor and a cooling conveying belt, the cooling conveying belt is driven by the third motor, and one end of the cooling conveying belt is connected with the discharging port of the extruding chamber while the other end of the cooling conveying belt is connected with a collection tank. The fallen leaf collection type fertilizer production machine has advantages of simple structure, convenience in utilization, high operation efficiency, automation in fertilizer production and high environment friendliness.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a fallen leaf collecting device, in particular to a fallen leaf collecting fertilizer making machine for communities. Background technique [0002] In autumn and winter, many trees shed their leaves in order to protect themselves from the cold. Every time such leaves fall, sanitation workers and gardeners need to collect the fallen leaves from under the hedges, on the grass and on the road, and then either burn them or transport them to the garbage dump for landfill. This not only causes air pollution, but also causes organic matter to be lost in vain; if the leaves stay on the ground for a long time, they will gradually dry out; they are easily crushed when they are rolled by wheels. Driven by passing vehicles, they drift into the air, increasing the content of fine particles such as PM10 and PM2.5, and polluting the atmosphere. In addition, fallen leaves are also easy to block the sewers. Cleaning the fallen leaves in time c...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] The existing fallen leaf collection and treatment system is not large enough to handle the fallen leaves, and the efficiency is low; and only compresses the fallen leaves, but fails to change the essence of the product

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