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Granulation
Material-sparing method development for liquid-to-solid ratio determination for wet granulation…
Abstract
The liquid-to-solid (L/S) ratio is a key process parameter in wet granulation processes, which ensures that the final granules meet the desired quality attributes. Mixer torque rheometer (MTR) is an established instrument to determine this parameter by measuring torque changes as a…
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Effervescent Tablet Preparation by Twin-Screw Melt Granulation with Sorbitol as a Melt Binder
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Methods: Effervescent granules containing citric acid and sodium bicarbonate were successfully prepared for the first time via TS-MG using a polyol (sorbitol) as a melt binder.
Results: Processing parameters, specifically granulation temperature and screw speed, were systematically…
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Sustained Release Capsules Manufacturing and Handling
Patients and caregivers experience challenges following a prescribed medicine routine. If the active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) are released quickly then patients may require multiple doses of the drug. That is to maintain treatment effectiveness. Uneven treatment and adverse effects can arise…
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Comparison of granules obtained with two twin-screw granulators of different diameter working at the…
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We study the response of two twin-screw granulators of different barrel diameter to the variation of three process parameters (liquid-to-solid ratio, screw speed and throughput), while maintaining the same shear rate field along the screws. Various responses, including size distribution,…
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An iterative process and mixture design approach for dry granulated ternary blends of filler-binders
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Roller compaction/dry granulation (RC/DG) is a key process in pharmaceutical manufacturing for improving powder flowability, density, and segregation resistance. Advanced statistical modeling was used to optimize RD/DG process parameters and subsequently binder compositions by employing…
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Isomalt as PVP-Binder Replacement in High-Shear Wet Granulation for Tablet Preparation – ECP…
This poster was presented at the ECP 2025 in Porto
Introduction
Tablets are one of the most widely used oral dosage forms for oral delivery in the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries.
If the drug dose per tablet is high and the formulation cannot ensure direct compression…
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Effect of Magnesium Stearate Lubrication on the Tableting of Spray-dried Grades of Mannitol and…
This poster was presented at the ECP 2025 in Porto
Introduction
Polyols, such as mannitol, sorbitol, and isomalt, are widely used as excipients for tablet direct compression formulations because of their excellent compaction properties, flowability, as well as high and pH independent…
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Effect of microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) grade on the properties of twin-screw melt granulated…
This poster was presented at the ECP 2025 in Porto
Introduction
The agglomeration of fine powders during the twin-screw melt granulation (TSMG) occurs due to the softening or melting of thermal binders, consolidation by kneading (applied mechanical forces) and cooling to room temperature along…
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Research on the influences of binders on high shear wet granulation and tablet quality
The effect of binder types on the granule properties and tablet quality for high shear wet granulation and tableting (HSWG-T) was studied. Furthermore, attribute correlation was established by multivariate models based on a systematical study of the binder’s properties, wetting mass’s physical…
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Sallyso – Croscarmellose Sodium (CCS) by GANGWAL Healthcare
GANGWAL Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., part of the prestigious Gangwal Group, has been a pioneer in the Pharmaceutical industry since 1987. Driven by the sense of social wellbeing and the steely determination to make a difference through technology and expertise, Gangwal Healthcare continues to be at the…
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