Excessive moisture content of materials in the organic fertilizer production line can bring about multiple impacts, as follows:

1. Impact on fermentation efficiency: During the fermentation process of high-moisture materials, the moisture will absorb a large amount of heat, making it difficult to increase the fermentation temperature and slowing down the fermentation speed.

2. Impact on equipment operation: High-moisture materials have poor fluidity and are prone to accumulation inside the equipment, increasing the operational load of the organic fertilizer equipment and potentially leading to problems such as equipment overload and motor burnout. The moisture in the materials will increase their viscosity, causing accelerated wear of equipment components and shortening the service life of the equipment.

3. Increased energy consumption: Materials with high moisture content require more heat for drying, which increases the energy consumption of the dryer. Due to the slowed fermentation rate and increased drying time, the entire production cycle is prolonged, which raises the production cost.

To avoid problems caused by excessive moisture content in the materials, the following measures can be taken:

Optimize the fermentation process: Adjust the moisture content of the materials by adding an appropriate amount of dry materials (such as sawdust, rice husks, etc.) to ensure that the moisture content is appropriate during the fermentation process.

2. Regularly inspect the equipment: Regularly check the sealing and operating status of the equipment to ensure its normal operation and reduce abnormal moisture increase.

3. Install moisture detection devices: Install moisture detection devices on the production line to monitor the moisture content of materials in real time and adjust the production process promptly.

Through the above measures, the moisture content of materials can be effectively controlled, and the production efficiency and product quality of the organic fertilizer production line can be improved.