Process-Spray

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-ix

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2. Process-Spray Micro Scale: Elementary Processes at Phase Boundaries

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Investigation of Elementary Processes of Non-Newtonian Droplets Inside Spray Processes by Means of Direct Numerical Simulation

      • Xingyuan Chen, Christian Focke, Holger Marschall, Dieter Bothe

      Pages 3-51

   3. Interfacial Engineering for the Microencapsulation of Lipophilic Ingredients by Spray-Drying

      • Stephan Drusch, Yvonne Serfert, Frederic Tamm, Hanna Kastner, Karin Schwarz

      Pages 53-87

   4. Structure Formation within Spray-Dried Droplets; Mathematical Modelling of Spray Polymerisation

      • Winfried Säckel, Ulrich Nieken

      Pages 89-125

   5. Acoustic Levitation: A Powerful Tool to Model Spray Processes

      • M. Junk, A. H. Halfar, M. Griesing, R. Sedelmayer, J. Laackmann, L. Cepelyte et al.

      Pages 127-169

   6. Movement and Hydrodynamic Instabilities of Particle-Laden Liquid Jets in the Centrifugal Field Influenced by a Gas Flow

      • Thomas Kalmbach, Simon Gramlich, Manfred Piesche

      Pages 171-204

   7. Experimental Investigation and Modeling of Coalescence and Agglomeration for Spray Drying of Solutions

      • Hai Li, Matthias Kuschel, Martin Sommerfeld

      Pages 205-233

   8. Particle Formation from Gas-Enriched Polymeric Melts and Polymeric Solutions

      • Jan-Martin Loth, Sabine Kareth, Andreas Kilzer, Marcus Petermann

      Pages 235-264

   9. A Real-Time Process Analysis System for the Simultaneous Acquisition of Spray Characteristics

      • Michael J. Klaiber, Zhe Wang, Sven Simon

      Pages 265-305

3. Process-Spray Meso Scale: Process Analysis, Modeling and Scaling

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 307-307

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   2. Modeling and Simulation of Single Particle and Spray Drying of PVP- and Mannitol-Water in Hot Air

      • Holger Grosshans, Srikanth R. Gopireddy, Rana M. Humza, Eva Gutheil

      Pages 309-339

   3. Droplet-Stream Freeze-Drying for the Production of Protein Formulations: From Simulation to Production

      • Stefan Wanning, Markus Jäger, Sören N. Eggerstedt, Richard Süverkrüp, Alf Lamprecht, Matthias Dietzel et al.

      Pages 341-381

   4. Correlations Between Suspension Formulation, Drying Parameters, Granule Structure, and Mechanical Properties of Spray Dried Ceramic Granules

      • Susanna Eckhard, Sören Höhn, Manfred Fries

      Pages 383-448

   5. Statistical Extinction Method for the Inline Monitoring of Particle Processes

      • Florian Dannigkeit, Nico Schwarz, Siegfried Ripperger

      Pages 449-491

   6. Numerical Simulation of Monodispersed Droplet Generation in Nozzles

      • Otto Mierka, Stefan Turek

      Pages 493-516

   7. Spray Drying Tailored Mannitol Carrier Particles for Dry Powder Inhalation with Differently Shaped Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients

      • Mathias Mönckedieck, Jens Kamplade, Eva Maria Littringer, Axel Mescher, Srikanth Gopireddy, Mats Hertel et al.

      Pages 517-566

   8. Pulverisation of Emulsions with Supercritical CO2

      • Pavlinka Ilieva, Andreas Kilzer, Eckhard Weidner

      Pages 567-608

   9. Superheated Atomization

      • Astrid Günther, Karl-Ernst Wirth

      Pages 609-645

   10. Direct Numerical Simulations of Shear-Thinning Liquid Jets and Droplets

       • Moritz Ertl, Bernhard Weigand

       Pages 647-678

This book describes the latest research on producing functional particles using spray processes. The authors detail micro level elementary processes and phase boundaries, process analysis scaling and modeling, and macro level process functions and particle properties. They include numerical simulations and particulars of experiments for deriving process conditions for particle production.

• Additive manufacturing
• Atomization and sprays
• Ceramic granules
• Composite repair
• Functional solid particles Tailored particles
• Gas-containing polymer melts
• Liquid jets complex
• Multi-functional coatings
• Particle technology
• Process-Spray
• Protein-Inhalants
• Solid particle forming spray processes
• Spray polymerization
• Ultrasonic spray pyrolysis synthesis

• Institute of Materials Science, University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany

  Udo Fritsching

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Udo Fritsching is a Research Director at the Institute of Materials Science, University of Bremen, Germany.

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