JP2003001091A - Fluidized bed granulating and coating method - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【0001】[0001]
【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、医薬品、農薬、食
品等の細粒、顆粒等を製造する際に用いられる流動層造
粒・コーティング方法に関する。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fluidized bed granulation / coating method used for producing fine particles, granules and the like of pharmaceuticals, agricultural chemicals, foods and the like.
【0002】[0002]
【従来の技術】流動層装置は、一般に、処理容器の底部
から導入した流動化空気によって、処理容器内に粉粒体
粒子の流動層を形成しつつ、スプレーガンからスプレー
液(結合液、膜剤液等)のミストを噴霧して造粒又はコ
ーティング処理を行うものである。この種の流動層装置
の中で、粉粒体粒子の転動、噴流、及び攪拌の1種以上
を伴うものは複合型流動層装置と呼ばれている。また、
スプレー方式としては、流動層の上方から下方向にスプ
レー液を噴霧する方式(トップスプレー方式)、処理容
器の底部から上方向にスプレー液を噴霧する方式(ボト
ムスプレー方式)、処理容器の側部(底部に近い側)か
ら接線方向にスプレー液を噴霧する方式(タンジェンシ
ャルスプレー方式)がある。2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a fluidized bed apparatus forms a fluidized bed of granular particles in a processing vessel by means of fluidized air introduced from the bottom of the processing vessel, while spraying a spray liquid (binding solution, film) from a spray gun. Granulation or coating treatment is performed by spraying a mist of a chemical liquid or the like). Among this type of fluidized bed apparatus, one that involves one or more of rolling, jetting, and stirring of powder particles is called a composite fluidized bed apparatus. Also,
As the spray method, a method of spraying the spray liquid from above the fluidized bed downward (top spray method), a method of spraying the spray liquid upward from the bottom of the processing container (bottom spray method), and side parts of the processing container There is a method (tangential spray method) of spraying the spray liquid in a tangential direction from the side (closer to the bottom).
【0003】図4は、粉粒体粒子の噴流を伴う複合型流
動層装置の一構造例(通称「ワースター」)を例示して
いる。この流動層装置は、処理容器3’の中央部にドラ
フトチューブ5’を設置し、該チューブ5’内を上昇す
る気流に乗せて粉粒体粒子に上向きの流れ(噴流)を起
こさせると共に、処理容器3’の底部中央に設置したス
プレーガン6’から該チューブ5’内の粉粒体粒子に向
けて上方向に膜剤液、薬剤液等のスプレー液を噴霧して
コーティング処理を行うものである(ボトムスプレー方
式)。FIG. 4 illustrates a structural example (commonly called “Wurster”) of a composite type fluidized bed apparatus involving a jet flow of powder particles. In this fluidized bed apparatus, a draft tube 5'is installed in the center of a processing container 3 ', and an upward flow (jet flow) is generated in the granular particles by placing the draft tube 5'on the rising air flow. A spray gun 6'installed at the center of the bottom of the processing container 3'sprays a spray solution such as a film agent solution or a drug solution upward toward the powder particles in the tube 5'for coating. Is (bottom spray method).
【0004】処理容器3’の上部にはフィルター室7’
が設けられており、給気ダクト8’から処理容器3’内
に導入された流動化空気は、粉粒体粒子の流動及び噴流
に寄与した後、処理室3’内を上昇してフィルター室
7’に入り、さらにフィルター室7’に設置されたバグ
フィルター9’を通って排気ダクト10’に排気され
る。その際、排気中に混じった微粉粒子(原料粉末の摩
損粉やスプレー液中の固形成分が乾燥固化して生成され
た微粉等)はバグフィルター9’によって捕獲され、外
部への排出が防止される。A filter chamber 7'is provided above the processing container 3 '.
The fluidized air introduced into the processing container 3'from the air supply duct 8'contributes to the flow and jet of the granular particles, and then rises in the processing chamber 3'and rises in the filter chamber. 7 ', and is further exhausted to the exhaust duct 10' through the bag filter 9'installed in the filter chamber 7 '. At that time, the fine powder particles mixed in the exhaust gas (such as the abrasive powder of the raw material powder and the fine powder generated by drying and solidifying the solid components in the spray liquid) are captured by the bag filter 9 ′, and are prevented from being discharged to the outside. It
【0005】この流動層装置によれば、コーティングゾ
ーンに大量の粉粒体粒子を高速で送り込むことができる
ので、いわゆるスプレードライ現象(スプレー液のミス
トが粉粒体粒子に付着せずに乾燥して粉塵化する現象)
や粒子同士の二次凝集が起こりにくく、微粒子に対して
収率の良いコーティング処理が可能である。According to this fluidized bed apparatus, a large amount of powder particles can be fed into the coating zone at a high speed, so that a so-called spray drying phenomenon (the mist of the spray liquid is dried without adhering to the powder particles). Phenomenon of dusting)
The secondary agglomeration of particles and particles is unlikely to occur, and the coating treatment with good yield can be performed on the particles.
【0006】[0006]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】医薬品等の製造現場に
おいて、原料微小粒子の取り扱いは、次のような重要課
題を抱えている。In the manufacturing site of pharmaceuticals and the like, the handling of raw material fine particles has the following important problems.
【0007】微粉末は、付着・凝集性が強く、ハンド
リングや含量不均一に難点が生じやすく、改善が望まれ
ている。The fine powder has a strong adhesion and cohesive property, and problems such as handling and non-uniform content are likely to occur, and improvement is desired.
【0008】苦味の強い、もしくは活性度の高い化合
物の表面を、他の物質で被覆・コーティングすることが
望まれているが、平均粒子径が150μm以下の微粒子
は、その表面積が大きく、付着・凝集性の強いことか
ら、その処理が困難であった。It is desired to coat / coat the surface of a compound having a strong bitterness or a high activity with another substance, but fine particles having an average particle diameter of 150 μm or less have a large surface area and are Due to its strong cohesiveness, its treatment was difficult.
【0009】例えば、300μmの粒子と30μmの
粒子とでは、重量が同じであれば、表面積は10倍異な
る。医薬品のコーティングでは、被覆された薬物の溶出
制御が目的であるため、被覆した膜剤の厚みが基準にな
るが、表面積が増加すると、それに比例して膜剤が増加
する。従って、粒子径が1/10の粒子に必要な膜剤量
は10倍になる。For example, if the weight of 300 μm particles is the same as that of 30 μm particles, the surface area is 10 times different. Since the purpose of drug coating is to control the elution of the coated drug, the thickness of the coated membrane agent is the standard, but when the surface area increases, the membrane agent increases in proportion to it. Therefore, the amount of film agent required for particles having a particle diameter of 1/10 is 10 times.
【0010】工業生産現場で、膜剤量が増加すること
は生産効率に直結し、生産性の低下につながる。At the industrial production site, an increase in the amount of filming agent is directly linked to the production efficiency, which leads to a decrease in productivity.
【0011】例えば、テオフィリン、カフェイン、ア
セトアミノフェン、アスピリン、アルコルビン酸、マレ
イン酸トリメブチン・イブプロフェン等の医薬品原末
で、平均粒子径が150μm以下の微粒子コーティング
等の表面被覆、改質は極めて困難であった。[0011] For example, it is extremely difficult to coat or modify the surface of fine drug powders such as theophylline, caffeine, acetaminophen, aspirin, ascorbic acid, trimebutine maleate / ibuprofen maleate, etc. having a mean particle size of 150 µm or less. Met.
【0012】本発明は、上記課題の解決を目的とする。The present invention aims to solve the above problems.
【0013】[0013]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するた
め、本発明は、流動層装置の処理容器内に粉粒体粒子の
流動層を形成しつつスプレーガンからスプレー液のミス
トを噴霧して造粒又はコーティング処理を行う流動層造
粒・コーティング方法において、粒度分布が広く、平均
粒子径が20μm〜150μmの原料粒子を前記流動層
装置の処理容器内に投入し、前記処理容器内で、平均粒
子径以下の微粒子を重点に、水系液(水:50%以上)
にスプレー可能な濃度に溶解・分散・懸濁させた結合剤
等を用いて造粒しつつ、平均粒子径以上の粒子の造粒は
抑制して、平均粒子径が50μm〜200μmの粒子を
製造し、その後、水系液(水:50%以上)に溶解・分
散・懸濁させた結合剤等および他の材料(主薬を含む場
合もある。)を用いて、前記粒子の表面形状を滑らかに
する処理を行って核粒子を製造し、その後、前記と同じ
処理容器内で、水系液(水:50%以上)に溶解・分散
・懸濁させた膜剤液等を用いて、前記核粒子にコーティ
ング処理を行うことを特徴とする流動層造粒・コーティ
ング方法を提供する。In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, according to the present invention, a mist of a spray liquid is sprayed from a spray gun while forming a fluidized bed of granular particles in a processing container of a fluidized bed apparatus. In a fluidized bed granulation / coating method of performing granulation or coating treatment, raw material particles having a wide particle size distribution and an average particle diameter of 20 μm to 150 μm are put into a treatment container of the fluidized bed apparatus, and in the treatment container, Water-based liquid (water: 50% or more), focusing on fine particles with an average particle size or less
While granulating using a binder that has been dissolved / dispersed / suspended to a sprayable concentration, granulation of particles having an average particle size or more is suppressed, and particles having an average particle size of 50 μm to 200 μm are produced. After that, the surface shape of the particles is made smooth by using a binder or the like dissolved in, dispersed in, or suspended in an aqueous liquid (water: 50% or more) and other materials (which may include the main ingredient). To produce the core particles, and then using the membrane agent solution or the like dissolved / dispersed / suspended in an aqueous solution (water: 50% or more) in the same processing container as described above. Provided is a fluidized bed granulation / coating method, which comprises performing coating treatment on.
【0014】また、本発明は、流動層装置の処理容器内
に粉粒体粒子の流動層を形成しつつスプレーガンからス
プレー液のミストを噴霧して造粒又はコーティング処理
を行う流動層造粒・コーティング方法において、表面形
状が複雑で、かつ、粒度分布が広い(微粒子の割合が多
い)原料粒子のコーティングの前処理として、50μm
以下の微粒子を重点に、水系結合剤(溶解・分散・懸
濁)を用いて粒子成長させ、さらに表面形状を滑らかに
して核粒子を製造することを特徴とする流動層造粒・コ
ーティング方法を提供する。Further, the present invention is a fluidized bed granulation in which a fluidized bed of powder and granule particles is formed in a processing container of a fluidized bed apparatus and a mist of a spray liquid is sprayed from a spray gun to perform granulation or coating treatment. In the coating method, 50 μm as a pretreatment for coating raw material particles having a complicated surface shape and a wide particle size distribution (the ratio of fine particles is large)
A fluidized bed granulation / coating method characterized by producing core particles by making particles grow using an aqueous binder (dissolution / dispersion / suspension) with a focus on the following fine particles and further smoothing the surface shape. provide.
【0015】上記構成において、原料粒子が難流動性で
ある場合、流動化助剤を0〜5%添加して解砕・整粒し
て初期流動を促進させることができる。In the above constitution, when the raw material particles are difficult to flow, 0 to 5% of a fluidization aid may be added to crush and size the particles to promote the initial flow.
【0016】また、上記の流動層装置として、転動、攪
拌、噴流の1種以上を伴う複合型流動層装置を採用する
ことができる。Further, as the above fluidized bed apparatus, a composite type fluidized bed apparatus involving one or more types of rolling, stirring, and jet can be adopted.
【0017】[0017]
【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の実施形態を図面に
従って説明する。BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
【0018】図1は、この実施形態で用いる流動層装置
(複合型流動層装置:通称ワースター)の主要部を示し
ている。FIG. 1 shows a main part of a fluidized bed apparatus (composite type fluidized bed apparatus: commonly known as Wurster) used in this embodiment.
【0019】処理容器3は、例えば上方部分が円筒状、
下方部分が円錐筒状をなし(上方部分が円錐筒状、下方
部分が円筒状の場合もある。)、処理室3aの上部空間
に図示されていないフィルター室(図5参照)が設置さ
れ、処理室3aの底部にパンチングメタル等の多孔板で
構成された気体分散板4が配設される。通常、気体分散
板4の上面には金網等が装着され(図示省略)、処理室
3a内の粉粒体粒子が気体分散板4の開口から落下しな
いように配慮されている。また、気体分散板4と所定の
距離を隔ててドラフトチューブ(案内管)5が設置さ
れ、さらに気体分散板4の中央部を貫通してスプレーガ
ン6が上向きに設置される。The processing container 3 has, for example, a cylindrical upper part,
The lower portion has a conical tubular shape (the upper portion may have a conical tubular shape, and the lower portion may have a cylindrical shape), and a filter chamber (see FIG. 5) not shown is installed in the upper space of the processing chamber 3a. A gas dispersion plate 4 made of a perforated plate such as punching metal is arranged at the bottom of the processing chamber 3a. Usually, a wire net or the like is attached to the upper surface of the gas dispersion plate 4 (not shown) so that the powder particles in the processing chamber 3a do not fall from the opening of the gas dispersion plate 4. Further, a draft tube (guide tube) 5 is installed at a predetermined distance from the gas dispersion plate 4, and a spray gun 6 is installed upward through the center of the gas dispersion plate 4.
【0020】図2に示すように、気体分散板4は、中央
部にスプレーガン6を挿通するための貫通穴4aを有
し、貫通穴4aの外周に開口率(その領域の総面積に占
める開口の総面積の割合)の大きな中央領域4b、中央
領域4bの外周に開口率の小さな周辺領域4cを有す
る。貫通穴4aの外径はD1、中央領域4bの外径はD
2、周辺領域4cの外径はD3である。また、中央領域
4bの開口率は例えば16〜55%、周辺領域4cの開
口率は例えば1.5〜16%である。As shown in FIG. 2, the gas dispersion plate 4 has a through hole 4a for inserting the spray gun 6 in the central portion thereof, and an aperture ratio (occupies the total area of the region) on the outer periphery of the through hole 4a. A central region 4b having a large ratio of the total area of the openings) and a peripheral region 4c having a small opening ratio are provided on the outer periphery of the central region 4b. The outer diameter of the through hole 4a is D1, and the outer diameter of the central region 4b is D.
2, the outer diameter of the peripheral region 4c is D3. The aperture ratio of the central region 4b is, for example, 16 to 55%, and the aperture ratio of the peripheral region 4c is, for example, 1.5 to 16%.
【0021】図1に示すように、ドラフトチューブ5
は、上方部分に円筒部5a、下方部分に、下方に向かっ
て拡大した円錐筒状の下端開口部5bを有する。円筒部
5aの直径はD4、下端開口部5bの最大直径(開口5
b1の直径)はD5である。円筒部5aの断面積A4
(=πD42)と、下端開口部5bの最大断面積A5
(開口5b1の面積=πD52)は、例えば1.5≦A
5/A4≦3の関係を有するように設定する。As shown in FIG. 1, the draft tube 5
Has a cylindrical portion 5a in the upper portion and a conical cylindrical lower end opening 5b in the lower portion which expands downward. The diameter of the cylindrical portion 5a is D4, and the maximum diameter of the lower end opening 5b (opening 5
The diameter of b1) is D5. Cross-sectional area A4 of the cylindrical portion 5a
(= ΠD4 2 ) and the maximum cross-sectional area A5 of the lower end opening 5b
(Area of opening 5b1 = πD5 2 ) is, for example, 1.5 ≦ A
It is set to have a relationship of 5 / A4 ≦ 3.
【0022】ドラフトチューブ5は、図示されていない
脚部材によって処理容器3に支持され、下端開口部5b
が所定距離を隔てて、気体分散板4の中央領域4bと対
向する。尚、ドラフトチューブ5は、下端開口部5bと
気体分散板4との間の距離が処理条件等に応じて自在に
調節可能なように設置される。The draft tube 5 is supported by the processing container 3 by a leg member (not shown), and has a lower end opening 5b.
Are opposed to the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4 at a predetermined distance. The draft tube 5 is installed so that the distance between the lower end opening 5b and the gas dispersion plate 4 can be freely adjusted according to processing conditions and the like.
【0023】ドラフトチューブ5の下端開口部5bの最
大断面積A5(=πD52)と、気体分散板4の中央領
域4bの面積A2{=π(D22−D12)}は、A2<
A5、例えば0.4≦A2/A5≦0.9の関係を有す
るように設定する。The maximum sectional area A5 (= πD5 2 ) of the lower end opening 5b of the draft tube 5 and the area A2 of the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4 {= π (D2 2 -D1 2 )} are A2 <
A5, for example, 0.4 ≦ A2 / A5 ≦ 0.9 is set.
【0024】流動化空気は、気体分散板4を介して底部
から処理室3a内に導入する。この実施形態では、気体
分散板4の中央領域4bと周辺領域4cに対して、それ
ぞれ独立した給気経路7、8から流動化空気を供給する
構成にしてある。すなわち、気体分散板4の中央領域4
bには給気経路7を介して流動化空気を供給し、周辺領
域4cには給気経路8を介して流動化空気を供給する。
流動化空気の温度・風量等の給気条件は、給気経路7、
8のそれぞれについて独立して制御する。尚、給気経路
7、8は共通の経路とすることもできる。The fluidized air is introduced into the processing chamber 3a from the bottom through the gas dispersion plate 4. In this embodiment, fluidized air is supplied to the central area 4b and the peripheral area 4c of the gas dispersion plate 4 from independent air supply paths 7 and 8, respectively. That is, the central region 4 of the gas dispersion plate 4
Fluidizing air is supplied to b through the air supply path 7, and fluidizing air is supplied to the peripheral region 4c through the air supply path 8.
The air supply conditions such as the temperature and the air volume of the fluidized air are the air supply path 7,
Each of 8 is independently controlled. The air supply paths 7 and 8 may be a common path.
【0025】給気経路7から供給された流動化空気は、
気体分散板4の中央領域4bから噴出し、下端開口部5
bの開口5b1からドラフトチューブ5内に流入して、
該チューブ5内に上昇気流を生成する。このドラフトチ
ューブ5内に流入する大量の流動化空気によってエゼク
ター効果が生じ、周辺部の粉粒体粒子が下端開口部5b
の開口5b1から該チューブ5内に引き込まれ、該チュ
ーブ5内の上昇気流に乗って噴流層を形成する。一方、
給気経路8から供給された流動化空気は、気体分散板4
の周辺領域4cから噴出するが、周辺領域4cの開口率
が小さいために、この領域4cから噴出する流動化空気
の風量・風速は、中央領域4bから噴出する流動化空気
よりも小さくなる。そのため、ドラフトチューブ5の上
端開口から流出した粉粒体粒子は、処理室3a内をある
程度上昇した後、下降し、ドラフトチューブ5と処理容
器3の壁面との間の空間部を通って気体分散板4の近傍
に達し、エゼクター効果によって下端開口部5bの開口
5b1から再びドラフトチューブ5内に引き込まれる。
このようにして、処理容器3内で粉粒体粒子の流動循環
が行われる。The fluidized air supplied from the air supply path 7 is
The lower end opening 5 is ejected from the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4.
It flows into the draft tube 5 through the opening 5b1 of b,
An updraft is generated in the tube 5. An ejector effect is generated by a large amount of fluidized air flowing into the draft tube 5, and the powder particles in the peripheral portion are generated in the lower end opening portion 5b.
Is drawn into the tube 5 through the opening 5b1 thereof, and rides on the rising airflow in the tube 5 to form a spouted bed. on the other hand,
The fluidized air supplied from the air supply path 8 is the gas dispersion plate 4
However, since the aperture ratio of the peripheral region 4c is small, the volume and velocity of the fluidized air discharged from this region 4c are smaller than those of the fluidized air discharged from the central region 4b. Therefore, the particulate material particles flowing out from the upper end opening of the draft tube 5 ascend to some extent in the processing chamber 3a and then descend, and pass through the space between the draft tube 5 and the wall surface of the processing container 3 to disperse the gas. It reaches the vicinity of the plate 4 and is drawn into the draft tube 5 again from the opening 5b1 of the lower end opening 5b by the ejector effect.
In this way, the fluid circulation of the powder particles is performed in the processing container 3.
【0026】また、この実施形態では、処理室3aの底
部における粒子滞留を効果的に防止するために、処理室
3aの底部外周に気体噴出手段10を設けている。気体
噴出手段10は、例えば、外側リング10aと、内側リ
ング10bと、外側リング10aと内側リング10bと
の間に形成された環状のチャンバー10cと、内側リン
グ10bの下方に形成された環状のスリット10dと、
チャンバー10cに圧縮空気を供給する給気配管10e
と、圧縮空気の供給圧力を調整する圧力調整器(図示省
略)とで構成される。給気配管10eを介してチャンバ
ー10cに供給された圧縮空気が、スリット10dから
処理室3aの底部に噴出し、ドラフトチューブ5の外側
に滞留した凝集粒子を分散して、ドラフトチューブ5内
への循環を促進する。また、スリット10dから噴出し
た圧縮空気は、二次凝集を起こした粒子を分散して、団
粒の発生を一層効果的に防止する。尚、チャンバー10
cへの圧縮空気の供給は連続的に行っても良いが、例え
ばタイマーと電磁弁等を用いて断続的に行っても良い。
また、スリット10dは環状に限らず、周方向に区画さ
れたものでも良い(チャンバー10cも同様)。Further, in this embodiment, in order to effectively prevent particles from accumulating at the bottom of the processing chamber 3a, the gas ejection means 10 is provided on the outer periphery of the bottom of the processing chamber 3a. The gas ejection means 10 includes, for example, an outer ring 10a, an inner ring 10b, an annular chamber 10c formed between the outer ring 10a and the inner ring 10b, and an annular slit formed below the inner ring 10b. 10d,
Air supply pipe 10e for supplying compressed air to the chamber 10c
And a pressure regulator (not shown) that regulates the supply pressure of the compressed air. The compressed air supplied to the chamber 10c via the air supply pipe 10e is jetted from the slit 10d to the bottom of the processing chamber 3a, and disperses the agglomerated particles retained outside the draft tube 5 into the draft tube 5. Promote circulation. In addition, the compressed air ejected from the slit 10d disperses the particles that have undergone the secondary aggregation, and further effectively prevents the generation of aggregated particles. The chamber 10
The compressed air may be supplied to c continuously, but may be intermittently supplied using, for example, a timer and a solenoid valve.
Further, the slit 10d is not limited to the annular shape and may be divided in the circumferential direction (the same applies to the chamber 10c).
【0027】スプレーガン6は、ドラフトチューブ5内
の上昇気流(噴流)に乗って上昇する粉粒体粒子に向け
て下方から上方向にスプレー液(膜剤液、薬剤液等)を
噴霧するものである。スプレーガン6から噴霧されるス
プレー液のミスト中の基材成分が粉粒体粒子の表面に付
着して被覆層が形成される。The spray gun 6 sprays a spray liquid (a film liquid, a drug liquid, etc.) from the lower side to the upper side toward the powder particles that rise by riding on the rising air current (jet flow) in the draft tube 5. Is. The base material component in the mist of the spray liquid sprayed from the spray gun 6 adheres to the surfaces of the granular particles to form a coating layer.
【0028】図1に示す流動層装置に代えて、図3に示
す流動層装置(複合型流動層装置:ワースター)を用い
ることもできる。この流動層装置が図1に示す構成と異
なる点は、ガイドチューブ15と仕切カラー16を備え
ていることである。Instead of the fluidized bed apparatus shown in FIG. 1, the fluidized bed apparatus shown in FIG. 3 (composite type fluidized bed apparatus: Wurster) may be used. This fluidized bed apparatus is different from the configuration shown in FIG. 1 in that it has a guide tube 15 and a partition collar 16.
【0029】この流動層装置において、ガイドチューブ
15は、上方に向かって縮小した短円錐筒状をなしてい
る。ガイドチューブ15の下端開口は、気体分散板4の
中央領域4bの外径D2と等しい(又は略等しい)内径
を有し、気体分散板4の上面に適宜の手段で固定され
る。ガイドチューブ15の上端開口は、ドラフトチュー
ブ5の下端開口部5bの開口5b1と対向する位置にあ
る。ガイドチューブ15を配置したことにより、気体分
散板4の中央領域4bから噴出する流動化空気に、ドラ
フトチューブ5の下端開口部5bに向かう流れの方向性
が与えられる。そのため、エゼクター効果が一層高ま
り、ドラフトチューブ5内に引き込まれる粒子の濃度が
一層高まる。尚、ガイドチューブ15は、上方に向かっ
て拡大した短円錐筒状、あるいは、短円筒状としても良
い。また、高さ寸法を自在に調整できるように設置する
のが良い。In this fluidized bed apparatus, the guide tube 15 is in the shape of a short conical cylinder that is contracted upward. The lower end opening of the guide tube 15 has an inner diameter equal to (or approximately equal to) the outer diameter D2 of the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4, and is fixed to the upper surface of the gas dispersion plate 4 by an appropriate means. The upper end opening of the guide tube 15 is located at a position facing the opening 5b1 of the lower end opening 5b of the draft tube 5. By disposing the guide tube 15, the directionality of the flow toward the lower end opening 5b of the draft tube 5 is given to the fluidized air ejected from the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4. Therefore, the ejector effect is further enhanced, and the concentration of particles drawn into the draft tube 5 is further enhanced. The guide tube 15 may be in the shape of a short conical tube that is enlarged upward, or a short cylindrical shape. Further, it is preferable to install the device so that the height dimension can be freely adjusted.
【0030】仕切カラー16は、例えば円筒状のもの
で、スプレーガン6の外周を所定の間隔を隔てて包囲す
るように設置される。仕切カラー16の下端開口は、気
体分散板4の中央領域4bの上面に適宜の手段で固定さ
れる。仕切カラー16の上端開口は、スプレーガン6の
先端(噴出口)と同じ高さ位置か、あるいは、それより
も上方位置にある。仕切カラー16を配置することによ
り、スプレーガン6の外周との間に環状の気体通路16
aが形成される。そして、この気体通路16aに沿って
上昇する空気流によって、スプレーガン6の先端周辺領
域における、噴霧化空気の高速流による粒子の粉砕が防
止されると共に、十分に微粒化されていないスプレー液
ミストが粒子に接触することによる凝集(団粒)の発生
が防止される。また、スプレーガン6の先端が気体通路
16aに沿って上昇する空気流によって常に覆われるた
め、粒子付着によるスプレーガン6の噴出口の汚れや閉
塞が起こりにくく、長時間に亘って安定した処理操作が
可能となる。尚、仕切カラー16は、高さ寸法を自在に
調整できるように設置するのが良い。The partition collar 16 is, for example, of a cylindrical shape, and is installed so as to surround the outer periphery of the spray gun 6 with a predetermined interval. The lower end opening of the partition collar 16 is fixed to the upper surface of the central region 4b of the gas dispersion plate 4 by an appropriate means. The upper end opening of the partition collar 16 is at the same height as the tip (spout) of the spray gun 6 or at a position above it. By disposing the partition collar 16, an annular gas passage 16 is provided between the spray gun 6 and the outer periphery thereof.
a is formed. The air flow rising along the gas passage 16a prevents pulverization of particles by the high-speed flow of atomized air in the peripheral region of the tip of the spray gun 6, and the spray liquid mist is not sufficiently atomized. The occurrence of agglomeration (agglomeration) due to contact of particles with particles is prevented. Further, since the tip of the spray gun 6 is constantly covered with the air flow rising along the gas passage 16a, the spray outlet of the spray gun 6 is unlikely to be contaminated or clogged due to particle adhesion, and a stable processing operation can be performed for a long time. Is possible. The partition collar 16 is preferably installed so that the height dimension can be freely adjusted.
【0031】尚、以上の流動層装置において、ドラフト
チューブを、図4に示すものと同様の円筒状にしても良
い。In the above fluidized bed apparatus, the draft tube may have a cylindrical shape similar to that shown in FIG.
【0032】[0032]
【実施例】テオフィリン、カフェイン、アセトアミノフ
ェン、アスピリン、アルコルビン酸、マレイン酸トリメ
ブチン・イブプロフェン等、あるいは乳糖等の医薬品原
末粒子で、平均粒子径が150μm以下の微粒子は、流
動性が極めて悪く、円滑なコーティング操作が困難であ
る。[Examples] Theophylline, caffeine, acetaminophen, aspirin, ascorbic acid, trimebutine maleate / ibuprofen maleate, etc., or bulk drug particles of a drug such as lactose, having an average particle size of 150 μm or less have extremely poor fluidity. , Smooth coating operation is difficult.
【0033】例えば、テオフェリンは、図5(上)に示
すように、平均粒子径が30〜50μmで、針状結晶等
で表面形状も複雑で、従って表面積も大きく均質な溶出
制御を行うのに必要な膜剤も大量になる。このため、コ
ーティング時間も、蒸発速度の大きなエタノール系膜剤
(膜剤:エチルセルロース5%溶液)を用いて30〜8
0時間かけてコーティング処理を行って、徐放性粒子を
生産しているのが実状である。ここで用いるエタノール
系膜剤量は、テオフェリン1kgに対して、7kg〜1
1kg使用している。エタノールは高価であり、防爆型
電気設備が必要となる。さらに、環境負荷の問題もあ
る。For example, as shown in FIG. 5 (upper), theophylline has an average particle size of 30 to 50 μm and has a complicated surface shape such as needle crystals, so that it has a large surface area and is suitable for uniform elution control. A large amount of film agent is required. Therefore, the coating time is 30 to 8 using an ethanol-based film agent (film agent: ethyl cellulose 5% solution) having a high evaporation rate.
The fact is that the coating treatment is performed for 0 hours to produce sustained-release particles. The amount of the ethanol-based membrane agent used here is 7 kg to 1 kg per 1 kg of theopherline.
I use 1 kg. Ethanol is expensive and requires explosion-proof electrical equipment. Further, there is a problem of environmental load.
【0034】本実施例では、上述した流動層装置を用い
て、テオフェリンの初期仕込量850gにHPMC(T
C−5E)5%水溶液1000gに多糖類(トレハロー
ス)を200g添加(溶解)して予備造粒を行い、図5
(下)に示す核粒子を3時間の処理時間で得た。こうし
て得られた核粒子の平均粒子径は150μmで、75μ
m以下の微粒子は5%以下であった。また、表面積は原
料粉末の約1/3〜1/5となり、表面状態も滑らか
で、コーティングに適した核粒子が得られ、また必要な
膜剤量も少なくて済んだ。In this example, using the above-mentioned fluidized bed apparatus, HPMC (T
Preliminary granulation was performed by adding (dissolving) 200 g of a polysaccharide (trehalose) to 1000 g of a 5% aqueous solution of C-5E), and
The core particles shown in (bottom) were obtained with a treatment time of 3 hours. The average particle size of the core particles thus obtained is 150 μm and is 75 μm.
Fine particles of m or less were 5% or less. Further, the surface area was about 1/3 to 1/5 of that of the raw material powder, the surface condition was smooth, core particles suitable for coating were obtained, and the required amount of filming agent was small.
【0035】蒸発速度の大きいエタノールを用いても、
エチルセルロースの固形分濃度が5%程度で(これ以上
の固形分濃度では、粘度が高く、コーティングに必要な
ミスト径で噴霧することが困難である。)、スプレー速
度は15〜20g/minと大であるが、膜剤の固形分
の単位時間における付着量は少ない。Even if ethanol having a high evaporation rate is used,
When the solid content concentration of ethyl cellulose is about 5% (when the solid content concentration is higher than this, the viscosity is high and it is difficult to spray with a mist diameter necessary for coating.), And the spray rate is as high as 15 to 20 g / min. However, the adhered amount of the solid content of the film agent per unit time is small.
【0036】本実施例は、得られた表面積が約1/3〜
1/5の核粒子で、固形分濃度20%Kエチルセルロー
ス系水分散液(アクアコート)2300gをスプレー速
度7〜8g/mim、スプレー時間5時間でスプレー添
加した。見掛けのスプレー速度は遅いが、固形分濃度が
20%と高いので、固形分の実質付着率は高い。その
後、熱処理+乾燥+冷却を1時間行い、同等な溶出速度
の徐放性粒子を得た。この結果、全工程時間を大幅に短
縮できた。In the present embodiment, the obtained surface area is about 1/3 to
With 1/5 core particles, 2300 g of a 20% solid concentration K ethylcellulose-based aqueous dispersion (Aquacoat) was spray-added at a spray rate of 7 to 8 g / mim and a spray time of 5 hours. Although the apparent spray speed is slow, the solid content concentration is as high as 20%, and thus the solid deposition rate is high. Then, heat treatment + drying + cooling were carried out for 1 hour to obtain sustained release particles having an equivalent elution rate. As a result, the total process time could be shortened significantly.
【0037】苦味が強く、75μm以下の微粒子を25
%含む、平均粒子径150μmアセトアミノフェン(マ
リンクロット社:高密度粉)も、TC−5E(固形分濃
度5%の水溶液)を用い、アセトアミノフェンに対し
て、5%の固形分をスプレー添加により予備造粒して、
75μm以下の微粉末が3%以下で、平均粒子径が18
0μmの核粒子を調整して、固形分濃度20%のアクア
コートを用いてスプレーコーティングすることで、口腔
内で約40時間苦味を抑制できた。The bitterness is strong, and fine particles of 75 μm or less are added to 25
%, An average particle diameter of 150 μm acetaminophen (Mallin Clot Co., Ltd .: high-density powder) is also sprayed with 5% solid content against acetaminophen using TC-5E (aqueous solution having a solid content concentration of 5%). Pre-granulate by addition,
3% or less of fine powder of 75 μm or less and an average particle diameter of 18
The bitterness could be suppressed in the oral cavity for about 40 hours by adjusting core particles of 0 μm and performing spray coating using an aqua coat having a solid content concentration of 20%.
【0038】水系液中に、高分子結合剤・膜剤等ととも
に、溶解・分散・懸濁させた他の粒子は、例えばマンニ
ット、トレハロース等の多糖類やタルク、乳糖、砂糖等
のように原料粉末の物性に応じて選択する。これらの液
をスプレーにより添加することで、原料粒子中の平均粒
子径(50%粒子径)以下の微粒子を対象に粒子成長を
行い、引き続き粒子表面の平滑化を行い、粒度分布がシ
ャープな核粒子を調整する。この核粒子に高分子膜剤等
を被覆して、薬物の苦味マスク・徐放性を付与する。Other particles that have been dissolved, dispersed and suspended in a water-based liquid together with a polymer binder, a filming agent and the like are, for example, polysaccharides such as mannitol and trehalose, talc, lactose and sugar. It is selected according to the physical properties of the raw material powder. By adding these liquids by spraying, particles with an average particle size (50% particle size) or less in the raw material particles are grown, the surface of the particles is smoothed, and a nucleus with a sharp particle size distribution is obtained. Adjust the particles. The core particles are coated with a polymer film agent or the like to impart a bitterness mask and sustained release of the drug.
【0039】これら医薬品原末に、HPMC(ヒドロキ
シプロピルメチルセルロース)、HPC(ポリピニール
アルコール)等を水系液に溶解させ、必要に応じてこの
溶液に他の物質(例えば、多糖類、タルク、乳糖など、
場合によっては主薬)を溶解もしくは分散・懸濁させて
上記粒子にスプレー添加し、原料粒子の流動状態、スプ
レー速度、スプレー液滴径、操作温度を調節すること
で、原料粒子中の微粒子を重点的に、相互付着等を行い
粒子成長させる。ここで、操作条件を適切に制御するこ
とで、原料粒子中の大きな粒子の成長は抑制し、微粒子
のみを粒子成長させることができる。そして、その後の
工程で、造粒物の表面形状を滑らかにすることで、後工
程のコーティング時間を大幅に短縮することができる。HPMC (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), HPC (polypinyl alcohol), etc. are dissolved in an aqueous solution of these bulk powders of medicines, and if necessary, other substances (eg, polysaccharide, talc, lactose, etc.) are added to the solution. ,
In some cases, the main ingredient is dissolved or dispersed / suspended and spray-added to the above particles, and the flow state of the raw material particles, spray speed, spray droplet diameter, and operating temperature are adjusted to focus on the fine particles in the raw material particles. Then, mutual adhesion and the like are performed to grow the particles. Here, by appropriately controlling the operating conditions, the growth of large particles in the raw material particles can be suppressed, and only the fine particles can be grown. Then, by smoothing the surface shape of the granulated product in the subsequent process, the coating time in the subsequent process can be significantly shortened.
【0040】[0040]
【発明の効果】本発明は、以下に示す効果を有する。The present invention has the following effects.
【0041】(1)水系のスプレー液を使用するので、
安全性が高く、装置及びスプレー液剤の価格が安価にな
り、環境負荷を低減できる。(1) Since an aqueous spray liquid is used,
The safety is high, the price of the device and the spray liquid is low, and the environmental load can be reduced.
【0042】(2)微粒子は表面積が大きく、溶出制御
に必要な膜材料が多くなる。また、微粉末はスプレーゾ
ーンに循環する機会が少なく、コーティング率が悪い。
本発明は、コーティングの前の工程で、予備造粒を行
い、原料粉末の表面積を小さくするので、少ない膜剤量
で溶出制御が可能となる。(2) The fine particles have a large surface area, and the amount of film material required for elution control increases. Also, the fine powder has a low chance of circulating in the spray zone, and the coating rate is poor.
In the present invention, preliminary granulation is performed in the step before coating to reduce the surface area of the raw material powder, so that elution control can be performed with a small amount of film agent.
【0043】(3)膜剤量が少なくなることにより、コ
ーティング時間が短縮でき、製造原価の低減になる。(3) The coating time can be shortened and the manufacturing cost can be reduced by reducing the amount of the film forming agent.
【0044】(4)複雑な表面形状は、膜の厚みが不安
定で、大量の膜剤が必要であるが、核粒子の表面を滑ら
かにすることにより、膜の厚みが均質化され、溶出制御
が容易になる。(4) The complicated surface shape has an unstable film thickness and requires a large amount of a film-forming agent. However, by smoothing the surface of the core particles, the film thickness is homogenized and eluted. Easy to control.
【図1】実施形態で用いる流動層装置の主要部を示す部
分断面図である。FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view showing a main part of a fluidized bed apparatus used in an embodiment.
【図2】気体分散板の平面図である。FIG. 2 is a plan view of a gas dispersion plate.
【図3】実施形態で用いる他の流動層装置の主要部を示
す部分断面図である。FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional view showing a main part of another fluidized bed apparatus used in the embodiment.
【図4】流動層装置の一般的な構造例を示す断面斜視図
である。FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional perspective view showing a general structural example of a fluidized bed apparatus.
【図5】テオフェリンの原末(上)と予備造粒品(下)
の電子顕微鏡写真である。FIG. 5: Bulk powder of theophylline (top) and pre-granulated product (bottom)
It is an electron micrograph of.
3 処理容器 6 スプレーガン 3 processing vessels 6 spray guns
Claims (4)
流動層を形成しつつスプレーガンからスプレー液のミス
トを噴霧して造粒又はコーティング処理を行う流動層造
粒・コーティング方法において、 粒度分布が広く、平均粒子径が20μm〜150μmの
原料粒子を前記流動層装置の処理容器内に投入し、前記
処理容器内で、平均粒子径以下の微粒子を重点に、水系
液(水:50%以上)にスプレー可能な濃度に溶解・分
散・懸濁させた結合剤等を用いて造粒しつつ、平均粒子
径以上の粒子の造粒は抑制して、平均粒子径が50μm
〜200μmの粒子を製造し、その後、水系液(水:5
0%以上)に溶解・分散・懸濁させた結合剤等および他
の材料(主薬を含む場合もある。)を用いて、前記粒子
の表面形状を滑らかにする処理を行って核粒子を製造
し、その後、前記と同じ処理容器内で、水系液(水:5
0%以上)に溶解・分散・懸濁させた膜剤液等を用い
て、前記核粒子にコーティング処理を行うことを特徴と
する流動層造粒・コーティング方法。1. A fluidized bed granulation / coating method in which a fluidized bed of powdery or granular particles is formed in a processing container of a fluidized bed apparatus and a mist of a spray liquid is sprayed from a spray gun to perform granulation or coating treatment. , Raw material particles having a wide particle size distribution and an average particle diameter of 20 μm to 150 μm are put into the processing container of the fluidized bed apparatus, and in the processing container, an aqueous liquid (water: water: (50% or more), while granulating using a binder or the like dissolved, dispersed, and suspended to a concentration capable of being sprayed, the granulation of particles having an average particle size or more is suppressed, and the average particle size is 50 μm.
~ 200 μm particles are produced, and then an aqueous solution (water: 5
(0% or more) dissolved, dispersed, and suspended in a binder or other material (which may also contain the main ingredient) to smooth the surface shape of the particles to produce core particles. Then, in the same treatment container as described above, an aqueous solution (water: 5
A fluidized bed granulation / coating method characterized in that the core particles are coated with a membrane agent solution or the like dissolved, dispersed or suspended in 0% or more).
流動層を形成しつつスプレーガンからスプレー液のミス
トを噴霧して造粒又はコーティング処理を行う流動層造
粒・コーティング方法において、 表面形状が複雑で、かつ、粒度分布が広い(微粒子の含
有割合が多い)原料粒子のコーティングの前処理とし
て、50μm以下の微粒子を重点に、水系結合剤(溶解
・分散・懸濁)を用いて粒子成長させ、さらに表面形状
を滑らかにして核粒子を製造することを特徴とする流動
層造粒・コーティング方法。2. A fluidized bed granulation / coating method in which a fluidized bed of powdery or granular particles is formed in a processing container of a fluidized bed apparatus and a mist of a spray liquid is sprayed from a spray gun to perform granulation or coating treatment. As a pretreatment for coating raw material particles having a complicated surface shape and a wide particle size distribution (the content ratio of fine particles is high), an aqueous binder (dissolution / dispersion / suspension) is focused on fine particles of 50 μm or less. A fluidized bed granulation / coating method comprising the steps of: growing particles using the same, smoothing the surface shape, and producing core particles.
助剤を0〜5%添加して解砕・整粒して初期流動を促進
させることを特徴とする請求項1又は2記載の流動層造
粒・コーティング方法。3. The method according to claim 1, wherein the raw material particles are hardly flowable, and 0 to 5% of a fluidization aid is added to crush and size the particles to promote initial flow. Fluidized bed granulation / coating method.
1種以上を伴う複合型流動層装置であることを特徴とす
る請求項1から3の何れかに記載の流動層造粒・コーテ
ィング方法。4. The fluidized bed granulation device according to claim 1, wherein the fluidized bed device is a composite fluidized bed device that includes one or more of rolling, stirring, and jet flow. -Coating method.
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