Compaction Flashcards
what is compression
particle formed into close proximity reducing bulk volume
what is compaction
particles cohere to form a solid specimen of defined geometry
tablet compaction 3 stages
upper punch
compact(die)
lower punch
compaction cycle
filling
compression
ejection
particle deformation with no compressive force causes
elastic recovery
low cohesion
no compaction
plastic deformation
high cohesion
compaction
tensile strength
result of inter-particle bonding within tablet
name the two equations used in this topic
kawakita
heckle
in the heckle equation
particle rearrange and fragment
plastic deformation of particles
elastic deformation increases
in tensile strength the graph is split into three parts. What does the first part show
compression and no compaction
in the second part what does it show
higher compression pressure so greater tablet tensile strength
what does the third part mean
maximum tensile strength