Compaction behaviour

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Hong-guang W, Ru-hua Z. Compaction behaviour of paracetamol powders of different crystal shapes. Drug Dev Ind Pharm 1995 21 863-868. 

To fully understand the compaction behaviour of a material, it is clear that it is necessary to be able to quantify its elasticity, plasticity and brittleness. 

Pharmaceutical powders do not produce perfect straight lines, and the type of deviation provides information about the compaction behaviour of the material. A typical Heckel plot for a pharmaceutical powder is illustrated in Figure 11.9. A straight-line portion is obtained over a certain pressure range with a negative deviation at low pressures and a positive deviation at high pressures. 

Govignon Q, Bickerton S, Kelly PA. Homogenisation of compaction behaviour and permeability for multi-layered composite structures manufactured via LCM processes, in 16th International Conference on Composite Structures (ICCS16), Porto, Portugal, 2011. 

Hine P J, Ward IM, Jordan N D, Olley R and Bassett D C (2003) The hot compaction behaviour of woven oriented polypropylene fibres and tapes. I. Mechanical properties, Polymer 44 1117-1131. Jordan N D, Bassett D C, Olley R H, Hine P J and Ward IM (2003) The hot compaction behaviour of woven oriented polypropylene fibres and tapes. II. Morphology of cloths before and after compaction, Po/j/mer 44 1133-1143. 

Hine P J, Ward IM, Jordan N D, Olley R and Bassett D C (2003) The hot compaction behaviour of woven oriented polypropylene fibres and tapes. L Mechanical properties. Polymer 44 1117-1131. 

Baklouti, S., CoupeUe, R, Chartier, T., and Baumard, J.E, Compaction behaviour of alumina powders spray-dried with organic binders. Journal de Physique HI (Applied Physics, Materials Science, Fluids, Plasma and Instrumentation), Vol. 6, No. 10,1283-1291, October 1996. 

Laity, P.R., Asare-Addo, K., Sweeney, F., Supuk, E., and Conway, B.R. Using small-angle X-ray scattering to investigate the compaction behaviour of a granulated clay. Appl. Clay Sci. 108 (2015) 149-164. 

Although the Hausner ratio or FR is a reliable indicator for the prediction of the flowability of powders the ratio may not represent the actual compaction behaviour a powder may... 

Hafizpour, H.R., Khoeini, M., 2011. Compaction behaviour of aluminum matrix composites reinforced with nano/micro scale SiC particulates. Journal of American Science 7 (7). 

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