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Monitoring the moisture content in pharmaceutical batch fluidized bed dryers using observer-based soft sensors

Roseberry et al., 2020

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11041312343577178452
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Roseberry M
Gagnon F
Desbiens A
Bouchard J
Lapointe-Garant P
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Tablet manufacturing in the pharmaceutical industry involves batch fluidized bed drying for particle moisture removal. This paper introduces five approaches for moisture content monitoring, relying either on a complex phenomenological model or its simplified version …
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