Obtaining User-Defined Particle Size Distribution Using Dry Granulation

The author examines the effect of compaction force, gap width, and sieve setup on granule size.

Users can define a desired particle-size distribution using continuous dry granulation. The author examines the effect of compaction force, gap width, and sieve setup on granule size.

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