- How can we prevent processes that degrade the quality of pharmaceutical products during manufacturing?
- What strategies can minimize equipment downtime and reduce maintenance costs?
- How can we enhance long-term storage and extend the shelf life of pharmaceutical products?
Mineral fertilizers and chemical plant protection products often contain fine particles that pose health risks to warehouse personnel and cause structural damage to buildings.
During packaging and loading, these free-flowing fine particles accumulate as dust on surfaces and penetrate construction materials. When exposed to high humidity, they dissolve, forming solutions that seep into porous materials, exacerbating deterioration.
The impact of mineral fertilizer dust depends on its composition, water absorbency, solubility, particle dispersion in water, air exchange rates, and, most critically, humidity and temperature levels.
Corrosion of porous materials due to salts is particularly severe in structures exposed to repeated cycles of wetting and drying.