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An Introduction to Powders (with English annotations) from Freeman Technology

An Introduction to Powders from Freeman Technology
Whether as raw materials, intermediates or final products, powders are integral to a huge range of industrial processes, contributing to some 80% of all manufactured goods. However, despite their ubiquity they continue to present challenges during product development, manufacturing, and in quality assurance.

This video introduces some of the fundamentals of powder behaviour and the basic principles of powder testing.
 

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