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Force compaction

The original concept was that precompression would allow a more gradual escape of air from the granulation or direct compression mixture. It was believed by some that the entrapment of air in the compact, due to the rapid and forceful compaction, would result in capping and lamination of the tablet. Although this might be a minor consideration, it does not seem to be the most important reason for such tablet defects. [Pg.226]

Hydrated cations in the electrolyte solution are attracted to the negatively charged silanol groups and become arranged into two layers. As illustrated in Figure 4.3, one layer is tightly bound by electrostatic forces (compact... [Pg.138]

Figure 221. Double roll pressing geometry, angles, and roll force. Compaction of particulate matter in the nip of a smooth roll press... Figure 221. Double roll pressing geometry, angles, and roll force. Compaction of particulate matter in the nip of a smooth roll press...
Cohesive or adhesive force Compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs)... [Pg.387]

Solution gas drive occurs in a reservoir which contains no initial gas cap or underlying active aquifer to support the pressure and therefore oil is produced by the driving force due to the expansion of oil and connate water, plus any compaction drive.. The contribution to drive energy from compaction and connate water is small, so the oil compressibility initially dominates the drive energy. Because the oil compressibility itself is low, pressure drops rapidly as production takes place, until the pressure reaches the bubble point. [Pg.186]

Feibelman P J 1987 Force and total-energy calculations for a spatially compact adsorbate on an extended, metallic crystal surface Phys. Rev. B 35 2626... [Pg.2237]

Lubricants are added to lower interfacial frictional forces between individual particles and/or between particles and fonning die surfaces to improve compaction and ejection (i.e. extraction of the pressed compact from the fonning die). Individual particle surfaces can be lubricated by an adsorbed film that produces a smoother surface and/or decreases interiDarticle attraction. Fonning (die) surfaces can be lubricated by coating with a film of low-viscosity liquid such as water or oil. [Pg.2766]

During pressure sintering, interiDarticle compressive stress, approximated by the externally applied stress and nonnalized by the relative density of the compact p, supplements the surface tension driving force for pore shrinkage ... [Pg.2771]

In this subsection we construct a nonnegative measure characterizing the work of interacting forces. The measure is defined on the Borel subsets of I. The space of continuous functions defined on I with compact supports is denoted by Co(I). [Pg.355]

Presentiy, multilayer capacitors and packaging make up more than half the electronic ceramics market. For multilayer capacitors, more than 20 biUion units are manufactured a year, outnumbering by far any other electronic ceramic component. Multilayer ceramics and hybrid packages consist of alternating layers of dielectric and metal electrodes, as shown in Figures 5 and 6, respectively. The driving force for these compact configurations is miniaturization. [Pg.311]


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