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Moisture Control for Powders: Dew Point, Water Activity, and Caking Windows
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Moisture Control for Powders: Dew Point, Water Activity, and Caking Windows

Caking, Know How, Moisture Sensitivity

Moisture Control for Powders: Dew Point, Water Activity, and Caking Windows

Moisture control for powders breaks down when teams [...]

By Stephane Sloots|2026-06-27T14:42:26+01:0028 March 2026|Categories: Caking, Know How, Moisture Sensitivity|Tags: bulk solids handling, caking risk, conditioned testing, dew point, exposure points, flowability, humidity control, moisture content, moisture control for powders, Moisture Sensitivity, operating window, powder caking, powder flow, powder QA, powder storage, Powder troubleshooting, refill humidity, sticking, storage stability, water activity|0 Comments

When Humidity Spikes Hit Your Powder Flow
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When Humidity Spikes Hit Your Powder Flow

Flowability, Insights, Moisture Sensitivity

When Humidity Spikes Hit Your Powder Flow

Average conditions rarely tell the full story. Short [...]

By Stephane Sloots|2026-04-18T10:26:03+01:0022 November 2025|Categories: Flowability, Insights, Moisture Sensitivity|Tags: caking risk, climate control, humidity control, humidity spikes powder flow, hygroscopic powders, Moisture Sensitivity, powder flow problems, powder handling, powder moisture, powder stability, process upsets, relative humidity, storage conditions, warehouse climate, water activity|0 Comments

Powder Certificate of Analysis vs Reality: Why Incoming Tests Matter
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Powder Certificate of Analysis vs Reality: Why Incoming Tests Matter

Analytical Techniques and Methods, Bulk Solids Characterization, Feature Article, Flowability, Laboratory, Moisture Sensitivity

Powder Certificate of Analysis vs Reality: Why Incoming Tests Matter

A powder certificate of analysis (CoA) confirms identity [...]