In order to effectively reduce the energy consumption of the organic fertilizer production line, the following aspects can be optimized:

1. Equipment upgrade and optimization: Select efficient fermentation equipment, such as intelligent temperature-controlled fermentation tanks, adopt advanced insulation materials and precise temperature control systems to reduce heat loss and lower heating energy consumption. Energy-saving organic fertilizer crushers are selected. The rotational speed can be flexibly adjusted according to the characteristics of the materials and production requirements, avoiding energy waste caused by excessive rotational speed.

2. Process optimization and innovation: Through scientific testing and analysis of raw materials, the raw material formula is optimized to bring the carbon-nitrogen ratio within the ideal range, promoting efficient microbial fermentation and reducing energy consumption during the fermentation process.

3. Energy Management and Monitoring: Enterprises should establish a complete energy management system, set up dedicated energy management positions, and conduct statistics, analysis and management of energy consumption on production lines. Install an advanced energy monitoring system to conduct real-time monitoring of the energy consumption of the organic fertilizer production line. Once abnormal fluctuations in energy consumption are detected, the system will immediately issue an alarm.

4. Reduce dust pollution: By using local sealing, overall sealing or closed small chambers, etc., the dust-generating points are sealed with sealing covers to reduce material scattering and dust raising.

Through the above optimization measures, organic fertilizer producers can effectively reduce production costs, improve energy utilization efficiency and enhance market competitiveness. Under the current situation where environmental protection requirements are becoming increasingly strict and energy prices are fluctuating and rising, energy conservation and consumption reduction have become an inevitable choice for the sustainable development of the organic fertilizer industry.