This article considers the different conditions to which the powder is subjected in the tableting process, and discusses which powder properties should be measured to accurately reflect likely powder behavior in the process.
Mar 1, 2012
By:
Tim Freeman, Jamie Clayton
This article considers the different conditions to which the powder is subjected in the tableting process, and discusses which powder properties should be measured to accurately reflect likely powder behavior in the process.
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Continuous manufacturing is increasingly noted as an important long-term objective for the pharmaceutical industry. PTE talks with Tim Freeman, Director of Operations at Freeman Technology, about some of the central issues involved in this transition, as well as the supporting role of relevant analytical technology.
Nov 1, 2011
By:
Tim Freeman
Continuous manufacturing is increasingly noted as an important long-term objective for the pharmaceutical industry. PTE talks with Tim Freeman, Director of Operations at Freeman Technology, about some of the central issues involved in this transition, as well as the supporting role of relevant analytical technology.
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The author explains how to gain an understanding of the relationships between powder characteristics and process performance to match filling-machine geometry to the demands of specific formulations.
Apr 1, 2011
By:
Tim Freeman
The author explains how to gain an understanding of the relationships between powder characteristics and process performance to match filling-machine geometry to the demands of specific formulations.
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Mar 7, 2011
By:
Tim Freeman
The unit selected for wet granulation, whether it be a high shear mixer or a fluidised bed, has a marked impact on granule properties.
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How to adapt a real time release approach to powder processing during drug-product manufacturing.
Feb 2, 2011
By:
Tim Freeman
How to adapt a real time release approach to powder processing during drug-product manufacturing.
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Effective powder characterisation can lead to better powder understanding and control, which is crucial in the pharma industry where the majority of APIs are delivered as powders. Tim Freeman explains why powder characterisation is not always an easy task and offers advice on how best to obtain rich data sets that can be used to predict powder behaviour in different situations.
Jun 1, 2010
By:
Tim Freeman
How effective powder characterization can lead to better powder understanding and control.
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May 1, 2010
By:
Tim Freeman
The needs of the pharmaceutical industry for powder testing technologies are changing, primarily for two reasons.
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May 1, 2010
By:
Tim Freeman
The needs of the pharmaceutical industry for powder testing technologies are changing, primarily for two reasons. The first is that global economics, and the economics and competitiveness of the pharmaceutical industry itself, are driving manufacturers towards achieving greater efficiency.
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The current trend within the pharmaceutical industry toward more efficient development, manufacturing, and specification is fueling demand for analytical tools that provide highly relevant information. Effective powder characterization has a valuable role to play.
May 1, 2008
By:
Tim Freeman
The current trend within the pharmaceutical industry toward more efficient development, manufacturing, and specification is fueling demand for analytical tools that provide highly relevant information. Effective powder characterization has a valuable role to play.
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