As an important granulation equipment, the double roller granulator utilizes a non-drying, room-temperature process, which offers significant advantages in energy conservation and improved production efficiency. Its core operating principle is to force a properly proportioned mixture through a feed mechanism into the gap between a pair of equal-sized, rotating extrusion rollers.
Under the powerful extrusion pressure, air inside the material is expelled, the distance between particles is reduced, and the intermolecular forces are strengthened, resulting in the material being squeezed into dense sheets or strips. As the rollers continue to rotate, the pressure on the material exhibits a specific pattern: reaching its maximum value when the line connecting the two roller radii is horizontal, typically reaching several MPa or even higher, and then rapidly decreasing.
At this point, the formed material recovers due to its own elasticity, breaking free from the contact with the roller surface under the action of the rebound force, and smoothly falls to the next process.This granulation method fundamentally avoids the energy-intensive drying process required in traditional wet granulation. Calculated energy consumption is only 30%-50% of that of traditional wet granulation, significantly reducing energy consumption and production costs.
Furthermore, the entire production process produces no wastewater, exhaust gas, or waste residue, fully complying with national environmental protection standards. This is a truly energy-saving and environmentally friendly granulation process.