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Current Issue
Powder and Bulk Engineering
is the only monthly technical publication edited exclusively for readers in the North American powder and bulk solids market.
Complete table of contents
This Month's Focus:
Agglomeration and Particle Analysis
Compact screener effortlessly screens metal powders
(Free)
A metal powder producer installs new compact screeners to improve screening efficiency and reduce production costs.
Suppliers' Tips: How can I retrofit my screener to overcome performance and capacity problems?
(Free)
General Features
Particle Professor: The danger of particle size assumptions
(Free)
Because particle size distributions often are represented as one average, mean, or median number, all too often we don't understand the role of particle size distribution. We forget how a powder's whole particle size distribution and any change in it can impact a unit operation or the entire process.
Dust Doctor: The good, the bad, and the ugly
Three cases from my dust control consulting experiences exemplify the good, the bad, and the ugly in the ways bulk solids companies approach dust control problems.
2010 Readers’ Choice Awards winners
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Powder and Bulk Engineering salutes the equipment voters deemed the best or most innovative for dry bulk material handling and processing.
Batch weighing and dosing system hits pay dirt
A seawater desalination plant installs a batch weighing and dosing system in its pretreatment facility to improve water filtering capabilities.
A simple solution for solids handling problems
A test center helps companies select and improve process designs for preventing and solving material flow problems.
2010 Editorial Calendar
January
Mixing and Blending
February
Screening and Classifying
March
Pneumatic Conveying
April
Drying
May
Bagging and Packaging
June
Size Reduction
July
Mechanical Conveying
August
Annual Buyers Guide
September
Weighing and Batching
October
Dust Collection and Dust Control
November
Storage
December
Feeders
Coming Next Issue
Case history: Dust-tight connection
Nanotechnology
Pneumatically conveying fragile materials without breakage
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