The disc granulator is a widely used pelletizing machine. Its unique structure and operating principle make it a crucial tool in a variety of applications. The disc’s rotation forces the material inside the disc under the combined effects of centrifugal force, friction, and gravity, gradually rolling it into balls. This transforms powdery or lumpy materials into granules.
The disc granulator is mainly composed of a disc, a transmission device, a frame, a feeding device, a water spray device, etc. Its core working component is a tilted disc, the tilt angle and speed of which can be adjusted according to the characteristics of different materials and granulation requirements.
Once the material enters the disc, it continuously slides and tumbles along its bottom as the disc rotates. Simultaneously, a water sprayer applies an appropriate amount of water or binder to the material, moistening the surface of the particles. Friction and centrifugal force gradually bind the small particles together, forming larger ones. As the particles grow larger, when their gravity exceeds the centrifugal force, they are ejected from the edge of the disc, completing the granulation process.
The disc granulator has the characteristics of simple structure, easy operation and low energy consumption. Compared with other granulation equipment, it has a strong adaptability to materials and can process a variety of materials with different properties. The granules produced have good sphericity, high strength and stable and reliable quality.