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Pellets and Pelletization Techniques
pellets features
need of pellets
advantages
disadvantages
therapeutic advantages
excipients used in pellets
methods of pelletization
agitation method
extrusion spheronization
layering method
fluid bed granulation
globulation method
cryopeletization
spheronization process
characterization of pellets
marketed products

1. Subject: Formulative Pharmacy BP-502 T By : Ms. Uditi Handa (Asst. Prof.) M.Pharma ( Ph.D ) GGSCOP, Yamunanagar

2. Introduction Definition: Pellets Features

3. 1 2 3 4 NEED!

4. 1. Agitation Method

5. 2. Compactation Method

6. 3. Layering Method

7. 4. Granulation Method

8. 5. Globulation Method

9. 6.

10. Spheronization process for the pellets formation 1 4 3 2

11. Continuing process - Spheronization process for the pellets formation 5 10 9 8 7 6

12. Tensile strength test is used to determine sample behavior under axial stretching load. (2014)- the present values of the tensile strength of the pellets in the range from 1.15 MPa to 7.10 Mpa . (2006)- present values of modulus of elasticity of the pellets in the range from 0.92 Mpa to 1.33 MPa Characterization of Pellets

13. Marketed Products

14. References Preparation of Pellets of Different Shape and Their ... www.tandfonline.com Pelletization techniques: A literature review www.researchgate.net Pellets and pelletization techniques: A critical review www.researchgate.net Pellets and Techniques of Pelletization - RJPT rjptonline.org › pellets and pelletization techniques: a review - ijrpc www.ijrpc.com Thank You