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Influence of the Punch Speed on the Die Wall/Powder Kinematic Friction During Tableting
Influence of the compaction speed on the final tablet properties is an important challenge during the scale-up of a solid dosage form. This strain rate sensitivity is generally attributed to the time dependent deformation behavior of the powder. In this work, we studied the influence of the speed on…
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Impact of Particle and Equipment Properties on Residence Time Distribution of Pharmaceutical…
Paddle feeders are devices commonly used in rotary tablet presses to facilitate constant and ecient die filling. Adversely, the shear stress applied by the rotating paddles is known to affect the bulk properties of the processed powder dependent on the residence time. This study focuses on the…
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A Mathematical Approach to Consider Solid Compressibility in the Compression of Pharmaceutical…
In-die compression analysis is an effective method for the characterization of powder compressibility. However, physically unreasonable apparent solid fractions above one or apparent in-die porosities below zero are often calculated for higher compression stresses.
One important reason for this…
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Elastic recovery in roll compaction simulation
Roll compaction/dry granulation is a widely used granulation method in the pharmaceutical industry. The simulation of the process is of great interest, especially in the early phase of formulation development of solid dosage forms. The hybrid modeling approach allows to predict the roll compaction…
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Adjusting the Release Rate of Mesalazine from Matrix Formulations by Addition of various Excipients
Mesalazine is widely used drug compound to treat inflammations within the gastrointestinal tract (GIT). The APIs is mostly supplied as very fine powder with extremely poor flowability and wet granulation is most often used to meet the challenge. However, mesalazine is prone to degradation by several…
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Improvement of tabletability via twin-screw melt granulation: Focus on binder distribution
In this study, the impact of binder distribution on the tabletability and compactibility of granules produced by twin-screw melt granulation was investigated.
To this end, two grades of dicalcium phosphate anhydrous (fine and coarse) were used as model substances (filler) in combination with two…
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Characterization and evaluation of the performance of different calcium and magnesium salts as…
The performance of a series of inorganic salts as direct compression excipients was systematically evaluated.
The physical-chemical and technological properties of the different salts were investigated in terms of crystalline/amorphous state, morphology, granulometry, apparent/tapped density,…
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PharSQ Spheres – Calcium Phospate Starter Pellets
Drug layering on starter pellets is a standard technology to achieve multiparticulate dosage forms. The most widely used are still sugar spheres / non-pareils but also neutral pellets made of microcrystalline cellulose such as Cellets are applied. Although not a lot of new starter pellets have come…
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Discover calcium phosphates functionalities in direct compression formulations
04. January 2018
Calcium phosphates have been used in the pharmaceutical technology for many years. They have many physical and chemical properties that make them ideal candidates for the production of solid oral dosage forms. They are mainly used as fillers in order to bulk up…
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