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Article / May 01, 2013

Fluid Motion

Authors:

Jose Luis Santos
Marcio Temtem

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PMPS, May 2013

A new process for applying computational fluid dynamics to spray drying has been introduced. Currently used in the food industry, it is now being implemented for pharmaceutical purposes.

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