The effect of wall friction in the compaction of pharmaceutical tablets with curved faces: a validation study of the Drucker–Prager Cap model
By I. C. Sinka, J. Cunningham, Antonios Zavaliangos. 2003
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Subfields: Mechanical Engineering
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In Mechanical Engineering
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- Numerical and experimental investigation of capping mechanisms during pharmaceutical tablet compaction (2008, methodology): “Finite element methods (FEM) are now a well-established method for modelling the deformation of powders in various industries, such as compaction of metallic and ceramic powders in powder metallurgy and ceramic industries [22–27], and analysing pharmaceutical powder compaction [1,11,28].”