Focus on heavy equipment
Focus on heavy equipment
Recently, the sweet potato residue drying project undertaken by Zhengzhou Jiutian for a customer in Sinan County, Guizhou Province was officially put into operation, marking a major progress in the utilization of agricultural waste. The project is centered on a special sweet potato residue drying machine, aiming to transform sweet potato processing byproducts into valuable resources.
Sweet potato residue, typically a waste product from starch and alcohol production, presents environmental challenges if disposed of improperly. However, by implementing advanced drying technology, this residue is efficiently processed into high-quality animal feed and organic fertilizer. The core of this process, the sweet potato residue dryer, uses high-temperature airflow to rapidly dry the moist residue, significantly reducing its water content while retaining essential nutrients. This system not only ensures efficient drying but also meets stringent environmental standards by minimizing emissions and energy consumption.
The successful operation of the Guizhou Sinan drying project is expected to benefit local farmers and processors by creating additional revenue streams and reducing waste management costs. Moreover, it contributes to sustainable agricultural practices and aligns with China’s broader environmental goals. This project not only enhances resource utilization but also offers a scalable model for other regions with similar agricultural residues.
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