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  1. Impact of material properties and process variables on the residence time distribution in twin screw feeding equipment

    Contributor(s):: Van Snick, B, Kumar, A, Verstraeten, M, Pandelaere, K, Dhondt, J, Di Pretoro, G, De Beer, T, Vervaet, C, Vanhoorne, V

    Screw feeders are integrated as dispensing units in most continuous manufacturing platforms. Hence, characterizing and modelling the residence time distribution (RTD) of materials in feeders is indispensable to understand the traceability of raw materials from the drum till tablet, enabling the...

  2. Flow and bulk density enhancements of pharmaceutical powders using a conical screen mill: A continuous dry coating device

    Contributor(s):: Huang, ZH, Scicolone, JV, Gurumuthy, L, Dave, RN

    The conical screen mill or Comil, a powder delumping device, was investigated due to its recent success as a continuously operated dry coater, The improvements in packing and flowability for different size grades of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APls) (acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and ascorbic...

  3. Effects of powder flow properties and shear environment on the performance of continuous mixing of pharmaceutical powders

    Contributor(s):: Vanarase, AU, Osorio, JG, Muzzio, FJ

    This paper focuses on two aspects of continuous powder mixing, namely characterizing the effects of material properties on the bulk powder flow behavior, and developing continuous blending strategies suitable for cohesive materials. The relative effects of process parameters and material...

  4. Effects of Coating Materials and Processing Conditions on Flow Enhancement of Cohesive Acetaminophen Powders by High-Shear Processing With Pharmaceutical Lubricants

    Contributor(s):: Wei, GG, Mangal, S, Denman, J, Gengenbach, T, Bonar, KL, Khan, RI, Qu, L, Li, TL, Zhou, Q

    This study has investigated the surface coating efficiency and powder flow improvement of a model cohesive acetaminophen powder by high-shear processing with pharmaceutical lubricants through 2 common equipment, conical comil and high-shear mixer. Effects of coating materials and processing...

  5. Converting a batch based high -shear granulation process to a continuous dry granulation process; a demonstration with ketoprofen tablets

    Contributor(s):: Taipale-Kovalainen, Krista, Ketolainen, Jarkko, Korhonen, Ossi, Ervasti, Tuomas

    When one wishes to convert a batch based manufacturing process of an existing tablet product to a continuous process, there are several available strategies which can be adopted. Theoretically, the most straightforward way would be to proceed with the corresponding processing principles, for...

  6. Crystal and Particle Engineering Strategies for Improving Powder Compression and Flow Properties to Enable Continuous Tablet Manufacturing by Direct Compression

    Contributor(s):: Chattoraj, Sayantan, Sun, Changquan Calvin

    Continuous manufacturing of tablets has many advantages, including batch size flexibility, demand-adaptive scale up or scale down, consistent product quality, small operational foot print, and increased manufacturing efficiency. Simplicity makes direct compression the most suitable process for...

  7. Continuous twin screw granulation: Impact of binder addition method and surfactants on granulation of a high-dosed, poorly soluble API

    Contributor(s):: Portier, Christoph, Vigh, Tamas, Di Pretoro, Giustino, De Beer, Thomas, Vervaet, Chris, Vanhoorne, Valerie

    Despite the recent commercialization of several drug products manufactured through continuous manufacturing techniques, knowledge on the formulation aspect of these techniques, such as twin screw wet granulation, is still rather limited. Previous Research Article identified lactose/MCC/HPMC as a...

  8. Continuous twin screw granulation: Influence of process variables on granule and tablet quality

    Contributor(s):: Vercruysse, J., Diaz, D. Cordoba, Peeters, E., Fonteyne, M., Delaet, U., Van Assche, I., De Beer, T., Remon, J. P., Veryaet, C.

    The aim of the current study was to screen theophylline (125 mg) tablets manufactured via twin screw granulation in order to improve process understanding and knowledge of process variables that determine granule and tablet quality. A premix of theophylline anhydrate, alpha-lactose monohydrate...