Die Wall Friction
Die Wall Friction is a rheological parameter that quantifies the shear resistance between a compacted tablet material and the internal surface of the die wall during ejection, distinguishing it from other powder-wall interaction phenomena by its specific dependence on normal stress, surface roughness, and lubrication at the die-particle interface.
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RADIAL PRESSURES IN POWDER COMPACTION
Powder Metallurgy · 1960 · 108 citations
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