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Dr. Michael Pikal presentation "Modeling in Freeze-Drying:Past, Current State and Future Perspectives"

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Abstract

  1. Early Work by Marcus Karel
  2. Motivation for Modeling Studies
  3. Stead State Models
  4. The Non-Steady State Model in Two Dimensions
  5. Non-Steady Models for Sublimation and Desorption Drying
  6. The Nonsteady State Modeling of Freeze Drying: In-Process Product Temperature and Moisture Content Mapping and Pharmaceutical Product Quality Applications, Pikal et.al.-Passage Freeze Drying
  7. Simple Steady State Heat and Mass Transfer Theory is Useful in Process Design for Primary Drying
  8. The LyoCalculator: Simulation of Primary Drying on Excel
  9. Role of “Design of Experiments” (DOE) in Primary Drying Design
  10. Evaluation and Scale up of Design Space
  11. The Scale-Up Factor for Kv
  12. Secondary Drying: Excel Based
  13. Comparison of Excel Calculations with Passage and Experimental Values
  14. Modeling of Freezing
  15. Future Needs

 

 

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Presentation given by the late Dr. Michael Pikal from the University of Connecticut

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