This invention relates to the field of aerobic
fermentation equipment for organic waste, specifically a small-scale aerobic
fermentation device, including a
fermentation cylinder,
aeration components,
aeration plates, and porous
permeation plates. The device employs a layered
aeration structure, coupled with an adaptive anti-clogging unit, a vibrating aeration top cover, and a wall-mounted jet structure. This fundamentally solves the problems of easy clogging of aeration holes and uneven
oxygen supply in traditional equipment. Through a combination of bottom aeration, wall-mounted
oxygen supplementation, and material disturbance,
oxygen supply is achieved without dead zones inside the fermentation cylinder. The sawtooth stirring blades increase the air gap between materials, significantly improving the aerobic metabolic efficiency of microorganisms and effectively shortening the fermentation cycle. Simultaneously, a hydraulic circulation component is added to pump highly active
bacteria and nutrients from the bottom back into the upper material layer, achieving uniform distribution of
bacteria and full utilization of nutrients. This solves the problems of large differences in the maturity of the upper and lower
layers and
nutrient loss in traditional fermentation, improving the
fertility and uniformity of the finished
organic fertilizer.