The environmental protection requirements of organic fertilizer equipment mainly involve the following aspects to ensure that the impact on the environment in the production process is minimized and conforms to the relevant national and local laws and regulations:

1. Waste gas treatment, deodorization measures: the production process of organic fertilizer production line will produce harmful gases such as ammonia and hydrogen sulfide, which need to be treated before discharge. Common treatment methods include biological deodorization, chemical absorption, etc.

2. Treatment process: Wastewater treatment needs to adopt appropriate processes, such as biological treatment, chemical treatment, etc., in order to achieve discharge standards or resource utilization.

3. Solid waste treatment: Solid waste needs to be collected, stored and disposed of separately to avoid pollution to the environment.

4. Resource utilization: Recyclable waste should be recycled, such as organic waste can be used for composting or biomass energy production.

5. Hazardous waste: Hazardous waste should be disposed of in accordance with relevant national and local regulations to ensure that it does not cause harm to the environment.

6. Energy-saving equipment: Organic fertilizer manufacturing needs to consume a lot of energy, especially heat. Therefore, the manufacturing facilities and machinery on the site should be efficient and energy efficient to reduce production costs and reduce environmental impact.

7. Clean energy: Encourage the use of clean energy and renewable energy, such as solar energy, wind energy, etc., to reduce dependence on traditional energy.

8. In summary, the environmental protection requirements of organic fertilizer equipment involve many aspects such as emissions, energy consumption, product testing, environmental management and site selection. Enterprises should strictly comply with these requirements in the production process to ensure that the pollution to the environment is minimized.