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- W2076454890 abstract "The majority of pharmaceutical powders produced through crystallisation are dried in agitated dryers. The rotation of the impeller causes shear deformation of the bed, which enhances the drying rate, but also leads to particle breakage. A method of predicting the extent of breakage occurring due to agitation is described and applied for Paracetamol in a small-scale dryer. The distributions of stresses and strains in the bed are estimated using the Distinct Element Method (DEM). The information obtained here is then coupled with the measured attrition of Paracetamol in an annular shear cell in order to predict the attrition in the agitated bed. The experiments are carried out on dry material so as to establish purely the effect of stresses and strains on attrition, whilst keeping moisture content and temperature constant. The shear cell provides uniform condition for stresses and strains so that the breakage taking place under relatively well-defined conditions is quantified. In contrast, the prevailing shear stresses and strains in the agitated bed have wide distributions, as little shearing takes place near the impeller shaft, whilst there are considerable shearing stresses near the impeller tip. Therefore, the bed is divided into a number of segments for which the extent of attrition can be evaluated for each segment, based on the shear cell data. A good quantitative agreement is found between the predictions and experimental results obtained for the attrition of Paracetamol in the small scale dryer. The resulting prediction also suggests that, for a given number of impeller rotations, the extent of breakage is independent of impeller speed in the range tested (20–78 rpm). This is expected as the prevailing strain rates are too low for the inertial effects to be dominating and the shear stresses are independent of shear rates within the range investigated. The attrition prediction suggest that over half of the attrition occurs in the bottom third of the bed, with increased attrition at greater radial distances. The attrition is also predicted to occur predominantly within the region extending from 30° in front of to 30° behind the impeller." @default.
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- W2076454890 title "Prediction of attrition in agitated particle beds" @default.
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