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Non-Thermal Drying Methods
Expression
Extraction
Absorption
Adsorption
Desiccation
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Psychrometry Basics
Psychrometry determines vapor concentration and carrying capacity of gas.
Water vapor in a gas = humidity.
CDE curve = saturation humidity = 100% RH.
FCA = 78 grains water/pound dry air.
Dew point (60ยฐF) = temperature at which air is fully saturated.
GK = 50% relative humidity.
Wet-bulb temperature = equilibrium between heat and moisture transfer; measured by a thermometer with a wet wick.
Dry-bulb temperature = actual air temperature; measured by a standard thermometer.
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Drying Theory
Based on heat and mass transfer.
Driving force for heat transfer = temperature differential.
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Evaporation & Diffusion Rates
Rate of evaporation:
Rate of diffusion:
Heat transfer methods: convection, radiation, conduction.
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How to Increase Drying Rate
Convection: increase air flow rate, raise inlet air temperature.
Radiation: increase radiation rate.
Conduction: reduce material thickness.
Air velocity: increase to boost mass transfer coefficient.
Dehumidification: lower RH to increase humidity gradient.
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Moisture Expression in Solids
Based on wet weight or dry weight.
LOD (Loss on Drying) = (wet weight) * 100%
MC (Moisture Content) = (dry weight) * 100%
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Drying Phases
Initial (A-B): Heating = Cooling
Point B: Surface moisture only
Constant Rate (B-C): Evaporation = Diffusion
Critical Moisture (C): Dry spots appear; drying rate drops
First Falling Rate (C-D): Drying slows down
Second Critical Point (D): Diffusion-limited drying
Second Falling Rate (D-E): Rapid drop in drying rate
Equilibrium Moisture (E): Zero drying rate; temp and moisture constant
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Solids Drying
Crystalline solids: Easy to dry
Amorphous solids: Hard to dry
Dryers classified by heat transfer method or sample handling
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Drying Methods & Applications
Turbo vs. Tunnel: Turbo is faster due to continuous exposure to air.
Partially suspended in gas stream: Fluidized
Used for granular materials: Fluidized
Granules in fluidized bed are neither wet nor dry: Prevent cracking
Produces spherical, free-flowing particles: Fluidized
High and uniform drying rate: Fluidized (uniform heat exposure)
Used for fluids: Spray drying
Spray dryin, Congealing : penumatic dryer
For heat-sensitive materials; used in tablets & capsules: Spray drying
For taste masking & sustained-release: Chilling spray
High speed & temperature, short time: Flash Dryers
Uses lyophilization/sublimation: Freeze drying
Used for plasma, blood, vaccines: Freeze drying
Flash dryer: It consists of Freez +microwave
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Freeze Drying Details
Pre-freezing: Avoid foam formation
Rotary pumps: Reduce pressure
Primary drying: Remove unbound water via sublimation (latent heat)
Secondary drying: Remove bound water
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Microwave Drying
Converts energy to internal heat
Offers rapid heat and drying
Turns moisture into vapor (not liquid)
Does not depend on mass concentration gradients or slow liquid diffusion
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Static_Bed
tray
bulk motion no particles movement
exposed surface
--#drying
๐โโ๏ธ๐๐ป
A) Static-Bed System Dryers (Tray)
b) Moving-Bed System Dryers (Turbo-Tray)
C) Fluidized-Bed System Dryers
D) Pneumatic dryers It consists of ๐โโ๏ธ๐
Spray congealing
Flash Dryers
Spray Drye
ู ูู ุงุช
Fluidized bed dryer has --------than static bed dryer.
A- Rapid heat and mass transfe
non movement of the solid particles
Tray dryer
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Non-Thermal Drying Methods
Expression
Extraction
Absorption
Adsorption
Desiccation
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Psychrometry Basics
Psychrometry determines vapor concentration and carrying capacity of gas.
Water vapor in a gas = humidity.
CDE curve = saturation humidity = 100% RH.
FCA = 78 grains water/pound dry air.
Dew point (60ยฐF) = temperature at which air is fully saturated.
GK = 50% relative humidity.
Wet-bulb temperature = equilibrium between heat and moisture transfer; measured by a thermometer with a wet wick.
Dry-bulb temperature = actual air temperature; measured by a standard thermometer.
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Drying Theory
Based on heat and mass transfer.
Driving force for heat transfer = temperature differential.
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Evaporation & Diffusion Rates
Rate of evaporation:
Rate of diffusion:
Heat transfer methods: convection, radiation, conduction.
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How to Increase Drying Rate
Convection: increase air flow rate, raise inlet air temperature.
Radiation: increase radiation rate.
Conduction: reduce material thickness.
Air velocity: increase to boost mass transfer coefficient.
Dehumidification: lower RH to increase humidity gradient.
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Moisture Expression in Solids
Based on wet weight or dry weight.
LOD (Loss on Drying) = (wet weight) * 100%
MC (Moisture Content) = (dry weight) * 100%
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Drying Phases
Initial (A-B): Heating = Cooling
Point B: Surface moisture only
Constant Rate (B-C): Evaporation = Diffusion
Critical Moisture (C): Dry spots appear; drying rate drops
First Falling Rate (C-D): Drying slows down
Second Critical Point (D): Diffusion-limited drying
Second Falling Rate (D-E): Rapid drop in drying rate
Equilibrium Moisture (E): Zero drying rate; temp and moisture constant
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Solids Drying
Crystalline solids: Easy to dry
Amorphous solids: Hard to dry
Dryers classified by heat transfer method or sample handling
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Drying Methods & Applications
Turbo vs. Tunnel: Turbo is faster due to continuous exposure to air.
Partially suspended in gas stream: Fluidized
Used for granular materials: Fluidized
Granules in fluidized bed are neither wet nor dry: Prevent cracking
Produces spherical, free-flowing particles: Fluidized
High and uniform drying rate: Fluidized (uniform heat exposure)
Used for fluids: Spray drying
Spray dryin, Congealing : penumatic dryer
For heat-sensitive materials; used in tablets & capsules: Spray drying
For taste masking & sustained-release: Chilling spray
High speed & temperature, short time: Flash Dryers
Uses lyophilization/sublimation: Freeze drying
Used for plasma, blood, vaccines: Freeze drying
Flash dryer: It consists of Freez +microwave
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Freeze Drying Details
Pre-freezing: Avoid foam formation
Rotary pumps: Reduce pressure
Primary drying: Remove unbound water via sublimation (latent heat)
Secondary drying: Remove bound water
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Microwave Drying
Converts energy to internal heat
Offers rapid heat and drying
Turns moisture into vapor (not liquid)
Does not depend on mass concentration gradients or slow liquid diffusion
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Static_Bed
tray
bulk motion no particles movement
exposed surface
--#drying
๐โโ๏ธ๐๐ป
A) Static-Bed System Dryers (Tray)
b) Moving-Bed System Dryers (Turbo-Tray)
C) Fluidized-Bed System Dryers
D) Pneumatic dryers It consists of ๐โโ๏ธ๐
Spray congealing
Flash Dryers
Spray Drye
ู ูู ุงุช
Fluidized bed dryer has --------than static bed dryer.
A- Rapid heat and mass transfe
non movement of the solid particles
Tray dryer
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Forwarded from Note s4
๐นุงูุฃุฑูุงู
ุงููู ุชุฎุต ุฌุงุจุชุฑ ุงูู
ูููู ูุงูุฏุฑุงููู
๐ธCoarse / size large 20-mesh
๐ธintermediate / 20-200mesh
(74-840) micron
๐ธFine for particles /smaller than 200 - mesh
๐ธHammer mill used for
granulation (16-mesh) ,miling crystalline (120-mesh)
๐ธCutter mill
Horizontal rotor with 2 to 12 knives
Turning from 200 to 900
๐ธRoller mile / two to five smooth roller
Two cylindrical rolls mounted horizontally
๐ธHammer Miill / using high speed rotor(10.000 rpm )
Size reduction of 20-40
๐ธFluid energy mill
At pressure of 100 to 150 pound per square inch (psi)
๐ธMoisture content/more than 5%water hinder comminution and produce a sticky mass
๐ธGreater than 50% / slurry or
fluid suspension
๐นุฌุงุจุชุฑ ุงูุฏุฑุงููู
๐บMoving bed system / rotating slowly at ( 0.1 to 1.0 ) rpm
๐บFlash dryer / velocity 3000-6000 at temperature / 300-1300 air stream
๐บPre - freezing below or at -20 C
#drying
#milling
๐ธCoarse / size large 20-mesh
๐ธintermediate / 20-200mesh
(74-840) micron
๐ธFine for particles /smaller than 200 - mesh
๐ธHammer mill used for
granulation (16-mesh) ,miling crystalline (120-mesh)
๐ธCutter mill
Horizontal rotor with 2 to 12 knives
Turning from 200 to 900
๐ธRoller mile / two to five smooth roller
Two cylindrical rolls mounted horizontally
๐ธHammer Miill / using high speed rotor(10.000 rpm )
Size reduction of 20-40
๐ธFluid energy mill
At pressure of 100 to 150 pound per square inch (psi)
๐ธMoisture content/more than 5%water hinder comminution and produce a sticky mass
๐ธGreater than 50% / slurry or
fluid suspension
๐นุฌุงุจุชุฑ ุงูุฏุฑุงููู
๐บMoving bed system / rotating slowly at ( 0.1 to 1.0 ) rpm
๐บFlash dryer / velocity 3000-6000 at temperature / 300-1300 air stream
๐บPre - freezing below or at -20 C
#drying
#milling
ูุณู ูุฌู ูุญฺู ุดููู ูุฎุชุงุฑ ุงูููุชุฑ ุงูู
ูุงุณุจ!
ุฃูู ุดู ุฑุงุญ ุงุญุฏุฏ ุงููุฏู ู ู ูุงูู ุงูุนู ููุฉ
. *ูุง ุงู ุง ุงูุฑูุฏ sterilizing filtration
ููุง ูุงุฒู ุชููู size ู ุงูุช pore 0.2
*ูุง ุงู ุง ุงูุฑูุฏ clarification
ููุง ูุชุฒู ูุณุชุฎุฏู
* plate and frame filter *woven-fiber filter.
ุฒูู ูุณู ุดููู ุฑุงุญ ูุฎุชุงุฑ ุญุฌู pore
ููุง ูุงุฒู ูููู size ู ุงูุช proe ุฃุตุบุฑ ู ู ุฃุตุบุฑ particle ูุฑูุฏ ูุฒูููุง .
ุฃูู ุดู ุฑุงุญ ุงุญุฏุฏ ุงููุฏู ู ู ูุงูู ุงูุนู ููุฉ
. *ูุง ุงู ุง ุงูุฑูุฏ sterilizing filtration
ููุง ูุงุฒู ุชููู size ู ุงูุช pore 0.2
*ูุง ุงู ุง ุงูุฑูุฏ clarification
ููุง ูุชุฒู ูุณุชุฎุฏู
* plate and frame filter *woven-fiber filter.
ุฒูู ูุณู ุดููู ุฑุงุญ ูุฎุชุงุฑ ุญุฌู pore
ููุง ูุงุฒู ูููู size ู ุงูุช proe ุฃุตุบุฑ ู ู ุฃุตุบุฑ particle ูุฑูุฏ ูุฒูููุง .
ุดููู ุฑุงุญ ุงุญุณุจ filtration surface area
*filter medium
*pore size
*required flow rate
*pressure differentials
*filter medium
*pore size
*required flow rate
*pressure differentials
ูุณู ุงุฐ ูุงูุช viscosity ู
ุงูุช liquid ุชุฎุชูู ุนู viscosity ู
ุงูุช water ุดูู ุฑุงุญ ุงุณูู!
ุฑุงุญ ุงูุณู water flow rate ุน viscosity ู ุงูุช liquid
ููุด ุงูุณูู ููุฌ
ุน ู ูุฏ ูุญุตู ุน approximate intial flow rate ูู liquid
ุฑุงุญ ุงูุณู water flow rate ุน viscosity ู ุงูุช liquid
ููุด ุงูุณูู ููุฌ
ุน ู ูุฏ ูุญุตู ุน approximate intial flow rate ูู liquid
ุจ pharmaceutical requirement ู
ุง ุฑุงุญ ูุณุชุฎุฏู
ููุน ูุงุญุฏ ู
ู filter ููุด
ุตูุฏูู ุงูุตูุงุนู ูุงุฒู ูุญูู ุดูู
ูุญูู balance ุจูู ุดูู
*filter media
*equipment capabilities
*slurry characteristics
*quality specification for the final product
ูู ุฑุงุช ุฑุงุญ ูุณุชุฎุฏู batch filter ูุฑุงุญ ูููู ูุง ุงู ุง
*surface
*depth filtration
ุตูุฏูู ุงูุตูุงุนู ูุงุฒู ูุญูู ุดูู
ูุญูู balance ุจูู ุดูู
*filter media
*equipment capabilities
*slurry characteristics
*quality specification for the final product
ูู ุฑุงุช ุฑุงุญ ูุณุชุฎุฏู batch filter ูุฑุงุญ ูููู ูุง ุงู ุง
*surface
*depth filtration
Forwarded from ุฃู
ูุฑ ุตูุงุนูุฉ
ู
ููุงูุฒู
ูู ุฌูุงุฒ..
Fluid-energy
Attrition action onlyโ โ
Fluid-energy
Attrition action onlyโ โ
Forwarded from ู
ูุจูุงุช (Mohamed S)
ูุฐุง ุฏุฑุฎ ุทูุงุจ
ููู ู ูู ููุฒุงุฑู
ูู ุงูู ูุนู ููู
ูุงูู ู ุชุณุชุฎุฏู
ููู ู ูู ููุฒุงุฑู
ูู ุงูู ูุนู ููู
ูุงูู ู ุชุณุชุฎุฏู
โค1
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Sterile Products โ Pharmacy Questions (English Only)
1. Which materials are used as chelating agents?
2. Which materials are used as antioxidants (blocking type)?
3. At what pH is atropine stable?
4. What is the droplet size range of an emulsion?
5. What are the methods used to prepare a depot formulation?
6. List materials used as protein stabilizers.
7. What is the maximum volume allowed for:
Intramuscular (IM) injection?
Intraspinal injection?
8. What are the factors affecting drug absorption?
9. Why can't suspensions be given intravenously (IV)?
10. Which dosage forms must be isotonic?
11. Which dosage forms are not required to be pyrogen-free?
12. What is the particle size of a suspension?
13. Which type of glass has the highest chemical resistance?
14. Which type of glass is used for dry powder packaging?
15. Which dosage forms require a leak test?
16. What are the symptoms of exposure to pyrogens? (Common exam question)
17. Which filter is used for strong alcoholic solutions? (Common exam question)
18. Which filter is used for weak alcoholic, oily, and aqueous solutions?
19. What is the standard (stock) test for sterile products?
20. Which dosage forms do not require a leak test?
21. Which has more resistance: glass or plastic?
22. What tests are used to evaluate the resistance of glass?
23. What are the properties of plastics used in packaging?
24. Name non-electrolyte substances used to make solutions isotonic.
25. Which materials are used as synergistic antioxidants?
26. What is the solvent used for testosterone?
27. Testosterone K1 is stable with what?
28. What are the properties required in ophthalmic preparations?
29. Which dosage forms are not absorbed?
30. What are the disadvantages of using glass containers?
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#sterile
Sterile Products โ Pharmacy Questions (English Only)
1. Which materials are used as chelating agents?
2. Which materials are used as antioxidants (blocking type)?
3. At what pH is atropine stable?
4. What is the droplet size range of an emulsion?
5. What are the methods used to prepare a depot formulation?
6. List materials used as protein stabilizers.
7. What is the maximum volume allowed for:
Intramuscular (IM) injection?
Intraspinal injection?
8. What are the factors affecting drug absorption?
9. Why can't suspensions be given intravenously (IV)?
10. Which dosage forms must be isotonic?
11. Which dosage forms are not required to be pyrogen-free?
12. What is the particle size of a suspension?
13. Which type of glass has the highest chemical resistance?
14. Which type of glass is used for dry powder packaging?
15. Which dosage forms require a leak test?
16. What are the symptoms of exposure to pyrogens? (Common exam question)
17. Which filter is used for strong alcoholic solutions? (Common exam question)
18. Which filter is used for weak alcoholic, oily, and aqueous solutions?
19. What is the standard (stock) test for sterile products?
20. Which dosage forms do not require a leak test?
21. Which has more resistance: glass or plastic?
22. What tests are used to evaluate the resistance of glass?
23. What are the properties of plastics used in packaging?
24. Name non-electrolyte substances used to make solutions isotonic.
25. Which materials are used as synergistic antioxidants?
26. What is the solvent used for testosterone?
27. Testosterone K1 is stable with what?
28. What are the properties required in ophthalmic preparations?
29. Which dosage forms are not absorbed?
30. What are the disadvantages of using glass containers?
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#sterile
Q47: How do sigma-blade mixers operate? ๐
A: They use counter-rotating blades that knead and shear high-viscosity masses.
Q48: What is unique about a planetary mixer? ๐ฅน
A: Double rotation โ element rotates around the container and itself, reducing dead
zones.
Q49: What type of mixing do
mulling mixers provide?๐โโ๏ธ
A: Kneading, shearing, smearing, and blending, resulting in uniform physical and
chemical structure.
Q50: What is the limitation of mulling mixers? ๐
A: They are inefficient at uniformly distributing particles in the whole mass.
Roller Mills
Q51: How do roller mills work in mixing? โ๐ป
A: Material passes between rollers rotating at different rates, causing crushing and
shearing.
Q52: Which roller mill type is preferred? ๐ช
A: Three-roller mills.
A: They use counter-rotating blades that knead and shear high-viscosity masses.
Q48: What is unique about a planetary mixer? ๐ฅน
A: Double rotation โ element rotates around the container and itself, reducing dead
zones.
Q49: What type of mixing do
mulling mixers provide?๐โโ๏ธ
A: Kneading, shearing, smearing, and blending, resulting in uniform physical and
chemical structure.
Q50: What is the limitation of mulling mixers? ๐
A: They are inefficient at uniformly distributing particles in the whole mass.
Roller Mills
Q51: How do roller mills work in mixing? โ๐ป
A: Material passes between rollers rotating at different rates, causing crushing and
shearing.
Q52: Which roller mill type is preferred? ๐ช
A: Three-roller mills.
Q53: What happens when a small amount of liquid is mixed with a large amount of
solid? ๐ป
A: The liquid coats the particles; if sticking occurs, paste mixers are used.
Q54: What type of equipment is used if solids remain free-flowing? ๐
A: Solids mixing equipment.๐ซ
solid? ๐ป
A: The liquid coats the particles; if sticking occurs, paste mixers are used.
Q54: What type of equipment is used if solids remain free-flowing? ๐
A: Solids mixing equipment.๐ซ
Forwarded from Your Pharmacy Guide
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