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This page presents an overview of practical powder case studies that we have worked on in the preceding years and which serve as an example for the types of studies that we can work on with you…

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Product loss in a closed pneumatic conveying system

Pneumatic conveying is a widely utilized transport method that requires a fair amount of knowledge not only on the principle of pneumatic conveying, but also on the properties of the conveyed materials; one pneumatic conveying system cannot be universally used to transport every type of materials. Every material comes with …
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Unexpected Charge: Challenges Arising from Electrostatic Effects

During powder processing a lot of particles get in contact with each other and processing equipment, during these contacts several issues may arise. Problems like particle attrition or abrasion, deformation, dust formation, but also electrostatic build up due to triboelectrification. Triboelectrification is the phenomenon where particles get charged after each …
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Attrition during granular feed processing

Particle attrition in the process can occur which can cause unwanted fine particles at the end of the process. This is mostly caused for brittle particles and particles with irregular shapes. The definition of fine particles can be different for each product being a few millimeters to sub-micron particles. First …
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Caking of a food preservative

One of the challenges that can occur in powder handling is undesired agglomeration i.e. caking. Caking can result in various problems and in extreme cases significant downtime of the process. The types of materials that exhibit this behaviour can be found in every industry, from food, to construction to pharmacy.
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