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MySTYL'One

March 13, 2023

The Assessment of the Capping Tendency of the Tablet during The Pharmaceutical Tabletting Using Finite Element Analysis in Computational Modelling Tools


In this paper you will find a study that focuses on the assessment of the capping problem using computer modelling of the pharmaceutical powder compression and consolidation process using the finite element analysis (FEA) method implementing the Drucker–Prager Cap (DPC) model. The paper is available in the PAPERS section.

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  • Characterization of Tableting Speed-Dependent Deformation Properties of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients in Powder Mixtures Using Out-...

In this paper you will find a study that focuses on the assessment of the capping problem using computer modelling of the pharmaceutical powder compression and consolidation process using the finite element analysis (FEA) method implementing the Drucker–Prager Cap (DPC) model. The paper is available in the PAPERS section.

Find others papers here and learn about

  • Characterization of Tableting Speed-Dependent Deformation Properties of Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients in Powder Mixtures Using Out-of-Die Method
  • Influence of the unloading conditions on capping and lamination: Study on a compaction simulator
  • Shear strength of pharmaceutical tablets: Theoretical considerations, evaluation and relation with the capping tendency of biconvex tablets

#STYL'One #Powder compaction #Drucker-Prager Cap model #capping

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MySTYL'One

April 28, 2022

Predictive modelling of powder compaction for binary mixtures using the finite element method


The present work details powder compaction simulations, using the finite element method (FEM) in combination with the density-dependent Drucker-Prager Cap model, which can be used to aid the design process of pharmaceutical tablets. Full paper available in the PAPERS section.

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  • Breaking patterns of press-coated tablets during the diametral compression test: Influence of the product, geometry and process parameters
  • Novel ultrasonic in-die measurements during ...

The present work details powder compaction simulations, using the finite element method (FEM) in combination with the density-dependent Drucker-Prager Cap model, which can be used to aid the design process of pharmaceutical tablets. Full paper available in the PAPERS section.

Find others papers here and learn about

  • Breaking patterns of press-coated tablets during the diametral compression test: Influence of the product, geometry and process parameters
  • Novel ultrasonic in-die measurements during powder compression at production relevant speed
  • Modeling of Disintegration and Dissolution Behavior of Mefenamic Acid Formulation Using Numeric Solution of Noyes-Whitney Equation with Cellular Automata on Microtomographic and Algorithmically Generated Surfaces

#formulation #Predictive modelling #mechanical properties #Mixing model #Powder compaction #STYLOne #Drucker-Prager Cap model

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