Presented By: Guided By:
V. D. Lonkar Dr. S. S. Chalikwar
F.Y.M.Pharm Head & Professor
Roll. No – MQA- 24 Quality Assurance.
 INTRODUCTION
 PILOT PLANT SCALE UP OF TABLET DESIGN
 STAGES OF PRODUCTION OF TABLETS
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES
Scope and Limitations
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 Define as a part of the pharmaceutical industry where
is a lab scale formula is transformed into an viable
product by the development of liable practical
procedure for manufacture.
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R & D/ lab
scale
PILOT PLANT
PRODUCTION
SCALE UP
Art of designing of prototype using the
data obtained from the pilot plant model.
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PILOT PLANT SCALE UP FOR
TABLET DESIGN
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 Material handling
 Dry blending
 Granulation
 Drying
 Reduction of particle size
 Blending
 Special granulation technique
 Wet granulation
 Direct compression
 dry granulation( slugging )
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 Compression
 coating
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In lab scale
In pilot plant
scale
Materials are scooped or poured by
hand.
Materials are handled by vacuum
loading, screw feed system &
metering pump.
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drug excipients
Dry blending process uses a binary
cohesive-powder mixture which contains
two different sizes, it is well known that
finer particles adhere preferentially on the
surface of the coarse particles. This type
mixture has been called an interactive
mixture.
Dry blend takes place in vessels.
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Time of
blending
Speed of
blending
Amount of
material
Size of
blender
Content
uniformity
Flow
problems
Compression
Inadequate
dose to
patient
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 V-Blender
 Double cone Blender
 Ribbon Blender
 Slant cone Blender
 Bin Blender
 Orbiting Screw Blenders vertical and horizontal high
intensity mixers
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Heavy duty planetary
blender
 Granulation is defined as a process where by small
particles are gathered into larger, permanent masses
in which the original particles can still be identified
Purpose of granulation :
 To impart good flow properties to the material.
 To increase the apparent density of the powders.
To change the particle size distribution.
Uniform dispersion of active ingredient.
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Wet granulation: in which the use of liquid for the
preparation of granules
• Eg. Sigma blade mixture
Dry granulation: in which the use of dry binder for
granulation.
• Roller compaction mill
 There are a number of products currently
manufactured using these low-shear granulators.
 It is employed low-shear mixers or the mixers/blenders
normally used for dry blending such as ribbon mixers
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 Dry compaction technique
like roller compaction is
commonly used in the
Pharmaceutical industry.
There are a number of drug
substances which are
moisture sensitive and
cannot be directly
compressed
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chilsonator
 Fluid Bed Granulation is a
process by which granules
are produced in single
equipment by spraying a
binder solution onto fluidized
powder bed. The material
processed by fluid bed
granulation are finer, free
flowing and homogenous.
 The system involves the
heating of air and then
directing it through the
material to be processed.
Later the same air exists
through the voids of the
product.
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Less space
and
manpower
Less
handling
of
material
since
they are
closed
system
Reduce
danger of
personnel
exposure to
potent
materials
Prevent
from
potentially
hazardous
substances
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 Drying is done after the granulation method.
 In control manner of hot air and the temperature.
 Equipments use in granulation techniques.
1. HOT AIR OVEN
2. FBD
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Conventional method.( 8 hrs)
Heated by steam and electricity.
• Hot air oven
Reduction in drying time.(less than 1 hrs).
FBD are more involved in scale up.
• FBD
Drying times at specified temperatures and air flow rates.
Monitoring drying process by use of moisture and temperature
probes
Depth of Granulation Trays
Air Temperature
Air Flow
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Optimum
Load
Air flow
rate
Inlet Air
temperature
Humidity
of
incoming
air
Fluidised bed dryer
 Particle size are necessary
to the compression
characteristics of a
granules.
 In lab scale small milling
use.
 In pilot plant hammer10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 25
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floability
Content uniformity
Tablet hardness
Filling of die cavity
 Type of blending equipment often differs from that
using in laboratory.
 In any blending operation, both segregation and
mixing occur simultaneously are a function of
particle size, shape, hardness, and density, and of the
dynamics of the mixing action.
 Particle abrasion is more likely to occur when high-
shear mixers with spiral screws or blades are used.
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 Functions of a tablet press:
 Filling of empty die cavity with
granulation.
 Pre compression of granulation
(optional).
 Compression of granules.
 Ejection of the tablet from the die cavity
and take- off of compressed tablet.
 Potential problems such as sticking to
the punch surface, tablet hardness,
capping, and weight variation detected.
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 Tablet coating, which at one time consisted
of sugar coating in conventional coating pans,
has undergone many changes because of new
developments in coating technology and
changes in safety and environmental
regulations.
 There are mainly 3 important techniques
involved in coating .
 They are :
 Sugar Coating
 Film Coating
 Enteric Coating
 Colonic coated .
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Single press machine or rotary press with one pair
of punches and dies are used in the small scale
production .
The change from small scale to large scale affects
to
• Powder properties, e.g. segregation and
floability
• Compaction profile.
• Processing speed.
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 Lachman, L., Lieberman, H. Kanig, J., Bombay
pub.1991. The Theory and Practice of Industrial
Pharmacy., Forth Indian Edition. Pp. 681-710
 Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2005. Remington’s.
The Science and Practice of Pharmacy. Volume-1. 20th
Indian Edition, pp. 858-864
 www. Google.com.
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pilot plant scale up techniques for tablets

  • 1.
    Presented By: GuidedBy: V. D. Lonkar Dr. S. S. Chalikwar F.Y.M.Pharm Head & Professor Roll. No – MQA- 24 Quality Assurance.
  • 2.
     INTRODUCTION  PILOTPLANT SCALE UP OF TABLET DESIGN  STAGES OF PRODUCTION OF TABLETS  CONCLUSION  REFERENCES Scope and Limitations 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 2
  • 3.
     Define asa part of the pharmaceutical industry where is a lab scale formula is transformed into an viable product by the development of liable practical procedure for manufacture. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 3 R & D/ lab scale PILOT PLANT PRODUCTION
  • 4.
    SCALE UP Art ofdesigning of prototype using the data obtained from the pilot plant model. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 4
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    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 5 PILOT PLANT SCALE UP FOR TABLET DESIGN
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     Material handling Dry blending  Granulation  Drying  Reduction of particle size  Blending  Special granulation technique  Wet granulation  Direct compression  dry granulation( slugging ) 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 7
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     Compression  coating 10/14/20194:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 8
  • 9.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 9 In lab scale In pilot plant scale Materials are scooped or poured by hand. Materials are handled by vacuum loading, screw feed system & metering pump.
  • 10.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 10 drug excipients Dry blending process uses a binary cohesive-powder mixture which contains two different sizes, it is well known that finer particles adhere preferentially on the surface of the coarse particles. This type mixture has been called an interactive mixture. Dry blend takes place in vessels.
  • 11.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 11 Time of blending Speed of blending Amount of material Size of blender
  • 12.
  • 13.
     V-Blender  Doublecone Blender  Ribbon Blender  Slant cone Blender  Bin Blender  Orbiting Screw Blenders vertical and horizontal high intensity mixers 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 13
  • 14.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 14 Heavy duty planetary blender
  • 15.
     Granulation isdefined as a process where by small particles are gathered into larger, permanent masses in which the original particles can still be identified Purpose of granulation :  To impart good flow properties to the material.  To increase the apparent density of the powders. To change the particle size distribution. Uniform dispersion of active ingredient. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 15
  • 16.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 16 Wet granulation: in which the use of liquid for the preparation of granules • Eg. Sigma blade mixture Dry granulation: in which the use of dry binder for granulation. • Roller compaction mill
  • 17.
     There area number of products currently manufactured using these low-shear granulators.  It is employed low-shear mixers or the mixers/blenders normally used for dry blending such as ribbon mixers 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 17
  • 18.
     Dry compactiontechnique like roller compaction is commonly used in the Pharmaceutical industry. There are a number of drug substances which are moisture sensitive and cannot be directly compressed 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 18 chilsonator
  • 19.
     Fluid BedGranulation is a process by which granules are produced in single equipment by spraying a binder solution onto fluidized powder bed. The material processed by fluid bed granulation are finer, free flowing and homogenous.  The system involves the heating of air and then directing it through the material to be processed. Later the same air exists through the voids of the product. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 19
  • 20.
    Less space and manpower Less handling of material since they are closed system Reduce dangerof personnel exposure to potent materials Prevent from potentially hazardous substances 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 20
  • 21.
     Drying isdone after the granulation method.  In control manner of hot air and the temperature.  Equipments use in granulation techniques. 1. HOT AIR OVEN 2. FBD 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 21
  • 22.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 22 Conventional method.( 8 hrs) Heated by steam and electricity. • Hot air oven Reduction in drying time.(less than 1 hrs). FBD are more involved in scale up. • FBD
  • 23.
    Drying times atspecified temperatures and air flow rates. Monitoring drying process by use of moisture and temperature probes Depth of Granulation Trays Air Temperature Air Flow 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 23
  • 24.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 24 Optimum Load Air flow rate Inlet Air temperature Humidity of incoming air Fluidised bed dryer
  • 25.
     Particle sizeare necessary to the compression characteristics of a granules.  In lab scale small milling use.  In pilot plant hammer10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 25
  • 26.
    10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPERSHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 26 floability Content uniformity Tablet hardness Filling of die cavity
  • 27.
     Type ofblending equipment often differs from that using in laboratory.  In any blending operation, both segregation and mixing occur simultaneously are a function of particle size, shape, hardness, and density, and of the dynamics of the mixing action.  Particle abrasion is more likely to occur when high- shear mixers with spiral screws or blades are used. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 27
  • 28.
     Functions ofa tablet press:  Filling of empty die cavity with granulation.  Pre compression of granulation (optional).  Compression of granules.  Ejection of the tablet from the die cavity and take- off of compressed tablet.  Potential problems such as sticking to the punch surface, tablet hardness, capping, and weight variation detected. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 28
  • 29.
     Tablet coating,which at one time consisted of sugar coating in conventional coating pans, has undergone many changes because of new developments in coating technology and changes in safety and environmental regulations.  There are mainly 3 important techniques involved in coating .  They are :  Sugar Coating  Film Coating  Enteric Coating  Colonic coated . 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 29
  • 30.
    Single press machineor rotary press with one pair of punches and dies are used in the small scale production . The change from small scale to large scale affects to • Powder properties, e.g. segregation and floability • Compaction profile. • Processing speed. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 30
  • 31.
     Lachman, L.,Lieberman, H. Kanig, J., Bombay pub.1991. The Theory and Practice of Industrial Pharmacy., Forth Indian Edition. Pp. 681-710  Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, 2005. Remington’s. The Science and Practice of Pharmacy. Volume-1. 20th Indian Edition, pp. 858-864  www. Google.com. 10/14/2019 4:25 AMRCPIPER SHIRPUR , DIST. DHULE 31
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