Dry granulation is a method in which a powdery material (a mixture of medicinal and auxiliary substances) is compacted to produce a granulate. Dry granulation is used in cases where wet granulation affects the stability and/or physico-chemical characteristics of the medicinal substance, as well as when the medicinal and auxiliary substances are poorly compressed after the wet granulation process. If medicinal substances undergo physical changes during drying (melting, softening, color change) or enter into chemical reactions, they are briquetted, i.e. briquettes are pressed from the powder on special briquetting presses with large matrices (25x25 mm) under high pressure.
The following requirements are imposed on tablets: dosing accuracy — uniformity (uniformity) of the distribution of the active substance in the tablet, the correctness of the weight of both the tablet itself and the medicinal substances included in it; mechanical strength — hardness, brittleness, fragility — characterize the quality of tablets; tablets must have sufficient strength to remain intact under mechanical influences during packaging, transportation and storage; disintegration or solubility — the ability to disintegrate or dissolve within the time limits established by the relevant scientific and technical documentation (NTD) for certain types of tablets. The accuracy of dosing depends on the uniformity of the tableted mass, which is ensured by careful mixing of medicinal and auxiliary substances and their uniform distribution in the total...
General recommendations for the selection of pharmaceutical equipment. The right choice of equipment is one of the most important issues of the organization of modern industrial production. Reliable, optimally selected and well-proven equipment largely determines the quality of the manufactured product, its competitiveness, and is also a guarantee of the successful development of production as a whole. The selection of equipment (for the pre-modern production of pharmaceutical products is carried out on the basis of many criteria. First of all, the equipment must be designed and optimally suited for the technological processes of production of a particular pharmaceutical product. Usually, preference is given to production machines and installations that allow several technological operations to be carried out at once, since their structural elements and operating...
There are empty capsules in the capsule bin. The capsules move down into two magazines, are aligned by the sorting unit and lowered into the corresponding cells. At the first stage of this operation, the first (internal) one is loaded a row of capsules, on the second one — the second (external) one is loaded a number of capsules. After the capsule magazine there is a narrow calibration hole. Only geometrically correct capsules can pass through this hole. In case of irregular shaped capsules that are unable to pass through the calibration hole, the cells are blocked, recognized by the scanner and excluded from the further filling process.
A band-Aid (Leucoplastrum), or a sticky elastic band-aid smeared (Emplastrum adhaesivum elasticum externum). It is used to hold bandages, to bring the edges of wounds closer together, to stretch the limb in case of fracture, etc. It consists of the following components: 25.7 parts of natural rubber, 20.35 parts of rosin, 32 parts of zinc oxide, 9.9 parts of anhydrous lanolin, 11.3 parts of liquid paraffin and 0.75 parts of neozone D. The adhesive plaster production process includes several stages: the dissolution of natural rubber and rosin in gasoline, the preparation of an alloy of lanolin with liquid paraffin, mixing it with finely ground zinc oxide and the preparation of a paste of anti-oxidant rubber. The application of the finished mass of adhesive plaster to...
As noted above, encapsulated dosage forms are becoming increasingly important due to their obvious advantages over other dosage forms. This section will consider the technology of production of solid gelatin capsules, which are most widely used in the modern pharmaceutical industry, as well as the equipment on which their manufacture is carried out. Characteristics of the main and auxiliary substances included in the composition of solid gelatin capsules. To obtain capsule shells, film-forming high-molecular substances capable of forming elastic films characterized by a certain mechanical strength are used. Such materials include casein, zein, cellulose esters and esters, fats and wax-like substances, as well as some synthetic polymers (for example, a copolymer of methacrylamide and methacrylic acid, etc.). However, these substances have not found wide practical...
Pepper plaster (EmplastrumCapsici) is a homogeneous sticky mass of yellow-brown color with a peculiar smell, applied to a fabric and covered with a protective layer of cellophane. Currently, a wide range of patches of various sizes is available: 12x18 cm, 10x18 cm, 8x18 cm, 10x15 cm, 4x10 cm, 6x10 cm, etc.The pepper patch has the following composition: 8% thick extract of capsicum, 0.6% thick extract of belladonna, 0.6% tincture of arnica, 22% natural rubber, 21% pine rosin, 18% anhydrous lanolin, 24% petroleum jelly oil and other components.
The calculated amount of purified water is poured into the container, which is heated to a temperature of + 65 ° C in a gelatin mass preparation apparatus, and a stirrer is turned on. Then glycerin is poured with nipagin and gelatin is filled in. The gelatin mass is mixed for 1.5 hours until the gelatin is completely dissolved, then, with the agitator turned off, it settles for 0.5—1.5 hours. After that, the gelatin mass is filtered through a sieve and its viscosity is measured using a viscometer. If the viscosity indicators do not correspond to the norm, the ratio of water and gelatin is recalculated. The filler solution is prepared according to the technological instructions. The prepared gelatin mass and filler in the required...
A film coating is a thin shell formed on the surface of a microsphere (pellets). Tablets or granules after drying of the film-forming substance solution applied to their surface. The thickness of the film coating layer is approximately from 5 to 50 microns. The droplets of the coating liquid are sprayed onto the initial particles. The supplied process air evaporates the liquid and dries the film layer on the surface of the particles. The small droplet size and low viscosity ensure uniform distribution of the film on the particle surface. An important point when applying the coating is a very uniform application of the coating material. The coatings must be dense, without mechanical damage and cracks. Film coating is an effective way of applying protective...
Modified release film coatings can be applied to pharmaceutical products to achieve modification, control the release of a medicinal substance. All coatings on the kinetics of drug release can be divided into the following four types: Coatings that provide periodic release of LV (intermittent release). This type includes coatings resistant to the effects of gastric juice — intestinal soluble coatings. Coatings that provide instant release of LV. Coatings that provide a steady (continuous) release of LV. Coatings that provide delayed (delayed) release of LV. Let's look at each type of coatings in more detail. Coatings that provide periodic release of the medicinal substance. This type of coating provides a prolonged effect of the dosage form, when injected into the body, LV is released in portions,...
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