Die Filling Behavior is a process-level phenomenon in pharmaceutical manufacturing that characterizes the dynamic interaction and material flow dynamics during the filling of powdered or granular drug substances into the die cavity of a capsule filling machine, distinguishing it from other unit operations by its dependence on powder rheology, machine parameters, and filling station design.
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3D DEM/CFD analysis of size-induced segregation during die filling
Yu Guo, Chuan‐Yu Wu, K.D. Kafui et al. · Powder Technology · 2010 · 102 citations
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