Reference plants and delivered configurations
The most useful reference for a new plant is not a photograph — it is the design parameters of a similar project: what feedstock it takes, what system
The works in Xingyang covers 60,000 m² of heavy industrial workshop with ten machining centres, three laser cutting machines and more than a hundred items of production equipment. Fabrication, machining, assembly and no-load testing happen in the same place, which is why we can pre-assemble the main sections of a plant before dispatch and test the critical assemblies under load.
Electrical and control components are selected from suppliers with local service coverage — Siemens, Schneider Electric, ABB, Delixi — together with Chinese drive and bearing brands where the duty allows. Customers who require a branded component set can specify it, and the design basis records the choice.
Plant projects are handled by an engineering group covering process design, mechanical design, electrical and control, and commissioning, supported by installation supervisors who travel with the plant. Their work is organised around the design basis and the commissioning report, so that a plant's assumptions and its measured performance are written down and can be checked later.
We publish our engineering reasoning on this site — capacity conversion tables, composting ranges, granule quality targets — because customers who understand the design basis make better decisions, and because plants built on measured numbers run better than plants built on sales estimates.
Organic fertilizer plants designed and commissioned by our team operate across Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Middle East and the CIS — from 1 t/h farm plants to multi-line industrial facilities handling several hundred tonnes of feedstock a day. Reference configurations and their design parameters are listed on the reference plants page; site visits can be arranged for serious projects where travel is practical.
We quote against a design basis rather than a catalogue line. That means the first conversation is about feedstock, tonnage, product and site — and it means the quotation you receive is for a plant that can actually be built and run on your site, with the scope split clearly between our supply and your local works.
Where a project is not technically or commercially sound, we say so. A plant that cannot reach temperature because the feedstock is outside any workable range, or one sized beyond the feedstock the region can supply, is a loss for everyone.
Send your feedstock, target product and site details, and we will come back with the plant configuration and the next engineering step.
Yes — export plants are the main part of our work, with erection supervision and commissioning on site, and remote support afterwards. Local civil works and installation labour are usually provided by the customer's contractor to our drawings.
Yes. Factory visits are welcome and are useful before design freeze, because you can see the fabrication quality and the pre-assembly of the main sections. Reference plant visits can be arranged depending on location and the customer's agreement.
Factory inspection records, material certificates for the main components, motor and gearbox documentation, control panel test records and the commissioning report are provided as part of the handover package. Third-party inspection can be arranged if you appoint an agency.
Technical and commercial communication is in English, with Chinese, Russian, Spanish or Arabic support available for a number of projects depending on the region.
Tell us the feedstock, the daily tonnage and the product you want to sell. The engineering team replies with the plant configuration, the equipment scope and the information we still need before layout drawings start.
Prefer to talk first? WhatsApp +86 182 0399 3035 or email [email protected].
Two or three details are enough to start — the engineering team will come back with the configuration and the missing design basis.