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Powder Dustiness Is a Release Problem, Not a Fines Number
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Powder Dustiness Is a Release Problem, Not a Fines Number

Dustiness, Electrostatic Effects, Insights

Powder Dustiness Is a Release Problem, Not a Fines Number

Powder dustiness is a release behavior. It is [...]

By POWDERTECHNOLOGY.info|2026-03-24T20:24:04+00:0028 March 2026|Categories: Dustiness, Electrostatic Effects, Insights|Tags: airborne dust, electrostatics, EN 15051-2, EN 17199-4, exposure control, fines content, humidity, inhalable dust, powder containment, powder dustiness, powder handling, respirable dust|0 Comments

Dustiness Tests Compared: EN 15051 Versus EN 17199-4
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Dustiness Tests Compared: EN 15051 Versus EN 17199-4

Bulk Solids Characterization, Dustiness, Insights, Laboratory, Legislation and Standards, Nano, Rotating Drum

Dustiness Tests Compared: EN 15051 Versus EN 17199-4

Use EN 15051 for mass-based dustiness in health-related [...]

By Alice Vermeer|2025-08-23T11:44:11+01:0023 August 2025|Categories: Bulk Solids Characterization, Dustiness, Insights, Laboratory, Legislation and Standards, Nano, Rotating Drum|Tags: continuous drop, CPC, dustiness, ELPI, EN 15051, EN 17199-4, exposure assessment, nanoforms, rotating drum|0 Comments

Nano-dust and the CEN guidelines
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Nano-dust and the CEN guidelines

Chemical Industry, DSS, Dustiness, Food Industry, Legislation and Standards, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders

Nano-dust and the CEN guidelines

The EN 17199-4 CEN guideline introduces a standardized [...]

By POWDERTECHNOLOGY.info|2025-07-23T18:25:51+01:0031 January 2022|Categories: Chemical Industry, DSS, Dustiness, Food Industry, Legislation and Standards, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders|Tags: agglomerates, aggregate, bulk materials, CEN guidelines, Delft Solids Solutions, dustiness, EN 17199-4, Nano dust, NOAA, rotating drum, spirometry|0 Comments