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Spray dry granulation with Jordan Teska of Freund Inc.
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Key takeaways
- The combined spray drying and granulation process by Freund improves efficiency by reducing the need for multiple machines.
- The primary industries benefitting from this process are pharmaceuticals, especially for drugs needing granulation for tablet production.
- Manufacturers should consider product characteristics and processing needs when deciding if the single-step technique is advantageous for their operations.
Summary
Introduction to the Podcast
In this episode of Processing Proves, host Nate Todd welcomes Jordan Teska, a Process Development Scientist at Freund. The series aims to address crucial topics related to industrial process operations to enhance product quality and profitability.
Jordan Teska’s Role and Experience
Jordan discusses his role at Freund, focusing on his experience with powder and bulk solid drying in areas such as pharmaceuticals and food industries, utilizing technologies like spray dryers and fluid beds.
Innovative Spray Drying and Granulation Process
The episode dives into Freund’s innovative single-step spray drying and granulation process, which was prompted by customer inquiries. This process combines both techniques in one machine, simplifying operations and improving material handling.
Advantages of the Combined Process
Jordan details the benefits of this novel system over conventional methods, including reduced material waste and improved powder characteristics, particularly for pharmaceuticals requiring specific granulation for tablet production.
Challenges and Implementation Factors
The discussion highlights potential challenges manufacturers might face with this combined technique, such as slower processing rates and considerations for product characteristics to determine suitability for the process.
Sponsors
- Endeavor Business Media · This program is produced by Endeavor Business Media, a division of Endeavor B2B.
Show notes
A process development scientist from Freund discusses the potential benefits of single-step spray drying and granulation.
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