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Characterization and Measurement In Powder Processing


Description:
Products consisting of, or constituted from, processed particulate solids are important in many major economic sectors including the food, pharmaceutical, agricultural and chemical industries. Product quality can be heavily influenced by the extent to which the manufacturing process itself can be controlled and monitored, and the extent to which the properties (and quality) of the feedstocks and intermediaries can be measured and characterized. In this session, our principal focus is engineered particulates – particulate solids engineered to have particular functionality and properties. Papers addressing measurement and characterization, in-line, on-line and off-line are encouraged, and papers on novel approaches to measurement and instrumentation are particularly welcome. We also encourage case studies and investigations evaluating emerging technologies.

Sponsor:
Solids Flow, Handling and Processing
Co-Sponsor(s):
Particle Production and Characterization (03a)


Chair:
Clive E. Davies
Professor
Massey University
School of Engineering and Advanced Technology
Private Bag 11 222
Palmerston North 4442 Phone Number: 64 6 356 9099
Fax Number: 64 6 350 5604
Email: C.Davies@massey.ac.nz

Co-Chair:
Mehrdad Kheiripour Langroudi
Senior Process Development Engineer
Merck & Co., Inc.
770 Sumneytown Pike
West Point, PA 19486
Phone Number: 917-945-3431
Email: mkheiripour@gc.cuny.edu


Papers:
19a
Hopper Design for Binary Mixtures
Ben Freireich, The Dow Chemical Company; Karl Jacob, The Dow Chemical Company; Madhusudhan Kodam, The Dow Chemical Company; Defne Kayrak-Talay, The Dow Chemical Company
19b
Relationships Between Particle Properties of Fine Powders and Flow Properties Under Low Compaction Stresses
Horng Yuan Saw, Massey University; Clive E. Davies, Massey University; Guillaume Brisson, Riddet Institute, Massey University; Anthony (Tony) H.J. Paterson, Massey University; James Jones, Massey University
19c
Investigating the Effects of Particle and Bulk Powder Properties On Microwave Sensor Measurements
John S. Austin III, Purdue Universtiy; Sip C Liew, Purdue University; Ryan McDonnell, Purdue University; Pei-Fang Sung, Purdue Universtiy; Michael T. Harris, Purdue University
19d
Influence of Physical Factors and Powder Properties On the Accuracy and Precision of Multivariate Calibration Models Using NIR Spectroscopy
Leonel Quiñones, University of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez Campus; Luis Obregon, University of Puerto Rico Mayaguez
19e
The Modified Drucker-Prager/Cap Properties of Pharmaceutical Powder Blends: The Influence of MgSt and Acetaminophen Concentrations
Shrikant Swaminathan, Purdue University; Ariel Muliadi, Purdue University; Petrus Geldenhuis, Purdue University; Andrew S Yuk, Purdue University; Carl R. Wassgren, Purdue University; James D. Litster, Purdue University
19f
Quantitative Correlation of the Effect of Process Conditions On the Capping Tendencies of Tablet Formulations
Ilgaz Akseli, Boehringer Ingelheim; Adrian Stecula, University of San Francisco; Xiaorong He, Boehringer Ingelheim; Nadia Ladyzhynsky, Boehringer Ingelheim
19g
Online Particle Size Monitoring During Roller Compaction
Weixian Shi, Bristol-Myers Squibb; Rhye Hamey, Bristol-Myers Squibb
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