Development of a novel single vessel processor: part 1: design

G R Kay; J N Staniforth; M J Tobyn; Linda B Newnes; Stuart A MacGregor

Development of a novel single vessel processor: part 1: design

G R Kay, J N Staniforth, M J Tobyn, Linda B Newnes, Stuart A MacGregor

Department of Mechanical Engineering

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Abstract

Objective - To develop a bladeless Single Vessel Processor (SVP) which utilises controllable fluid dynamics to perform all of the unit operations required for tablet production between ingredient dispensing and final tablet compaction without material transfers. Conclusions - A prototype SVP design which avoids material transfers was found to provide the basic elements for the performance of all of the required unit processes within the same vessel in a bladeless environment, which has a range of potential benefits in pharmaceutical powder processing

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	S-410
Journal	Pharmaceutical Research
Volume	14
Issue number	11
Publication status	Published - 1997

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Powder Processing pharmaceutics Design

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