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1. The reality of in-line tablet coating

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   Contributor(s):: Cahyadi, Christine, Chan, Lai Wah, Heng, Paul Wan Sia

   The possibility of continuous processing in pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing is hampered by the viscoelastic recovery of tablets post-compaction. Compacted tablets are typically aged before coating to allow complete viscoelastic recovery so as to avoid subsequent coating defects. There has...

2. Optimization of a semi-batch tablet coating process for a continuous manufacturing line by design of experiments

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   Contributor(s):: Barimani, Shirin, Šibanc, Rok, Kleinebudde, Peter

3. A Study on In-Line Tablet Coating-the Influence of Compaction and Coating on Tablet Dimensional Changes

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   Contributor(s):: Cahyadi, C., Tan, B. X., Chan, L. W., Heng, P. W. S.

   Prior to coating, tablets are usually stored for a definite period to enable complete strain recovery and prevent subsequent volumetric expansion-related coating defects. In-line coating is defined as the coating of tablets immediately after compaction. In-line coating will be expected to improve...