Flowsheet Modeling and Analysis Tools for Solid Base Pharmaceutical Products Manufacturing
固体基础药品制造的流程建模和分析工具
基本信息
- 批准号:9124606
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2014
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2014-09-10 至 2017-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Project summary
Reliable manufacturing of products capable of consistent performance requires the understanding of complex
interacting phenomena occurring at different scales from the molecular to the macro scale. Moreover, effective
and reliable manufacturing requires understanding how the sequential steps used to make the product interact
with one another and contribute to the performance of the finished product. This can be a daunting task, since
the manufacturing process can be affected by the properties of multiple raw materials and their blends, as well
as environmental variables and human error and consist of a number of interacting processing steps. Thus,
manufacturing processes are rarely optimized, and often lack robustness and are prone to unexpected failures.
At present, these problems in the pharmaceutical industry are addressed largely ad hoc, relying heavily on
heuristics. Fortunately, the industry as well as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have recognized the
need for modernizing pharmaceutical manufacturing and the FDA has launched an initiative for enhancing
process understanding through Quality by Design (QbD) and Process Analytical Technology (PAT) tools. The
major goals of these efforts include the development of scientific mechanistic understanding of a wide range of
processes; harmonization of processes and equipment; development of technologies to perform online
measurements of critical material properties during processing; performance of real-time control and
optimization; minimization of the need for empirical experimentation and evaluation of process design space.
Predictive models are extremely useful tools for achieving these goals. A predictive model can be used to
design, trouble shoot, and optimize a process, and assess and mitigate risks associated with different types of
perturbations, whether due to changes in material properties, process variability, or human error. Modeling of
the tablet manufacturing process requires a comprehensive understanding of the physical phenomena
underlying the correlation between the properties of the starting particulates and the mechanical characteristics
of the end product. This proposal will focus on developing this framework. In particular the following tasks have
been identified: (a) to develop flowsheet modeling tools for continuous pharmaceutical manufacturing of solid
based drug products; (b) to develop and integrate within the overall framework the sensitivity analysis tools
required to perform systematic risk assessment and failure mode analysis needed to determine the robustness
of a process. In this phase we will also demonstrate the use of the flowsheet simulation tools in the
development of efficient control strategies; and (c) to validate the models and analysis tools using the
experimental facility and the data in our pilot plant and from our industrial partners.
The ultimate target is to deliver to FDA a generic modeling tool that can be used to simulate, monitor, control
and optimize pharmaceutical manufacturing processes for solid based drug products. We propose a close
collaboration with the agency so that the developed tools meet their expectations and maximize their usability.
项目摘要
可靠地制造性能稳定的产品需要了解复杂的
从分子到宏观尺度的不同尺度上发生的相互作用现象。此外,有效
可靠的制造需要了解用于制造产品的顺序步骤如何相互作用
并有助于成品的性能。这可能是一项艰巨的任务,因为
制造过程也会受到多种原材料及其混合物的性质的影响,
作为环境变量和人为错误,并包括一些相互作用的处理步骤。因此,在本发明中,
制造过程很少被优化,并且经常缺乏鲁棒性,并且易于发生意外故障。
目前,制药行业的这些问题在很大程度上是临时解决的,
化学。幸运的是,该行业以及食品和药物管理局(FDA)已经认识到,
需要现代化的制药和FDA已经启动了一项倡议,以加强
通过设计质量(QbD)和过程分析技术(PAT)工具了解过程。的
这些努力的主要目标包括发展对广泛的
流程;统一流程和设备;开发在线执行的技术
加工过程中关键材料特性的测量;实时控制性能,
优化;最大限度地减少对经验实验和工艺设计空间评估的需求。
预测模型是实现这些目标的非常有用的工具。预测模型可用于
设计、解决问题和优化流程,并评估和减轻与不同类型的
扰动,无论是由于材料特性的变化,工艺变异性或人为错误。建模
片剂制造过程需要对物理现象有全面的了解
作为起始颗粒的性质和机械特性之间的相关性的基础
的最终产品。本提案将侧重于制定这一框架。具体而言,
已确定:(一)开发流程建模工具,用于连续的固体制药生产
(B)开发敏感性分析工具并将其纳入总体框架
需要进行系统的风险评估和故障模式分析,以确定鲁棒性
一个过程。在此阶段,我们还将演示流程图模拟工具在
制定有效的控制策略;以及(c)使用
实验设施和数据在我们的试点工厂和我们的工业合作伙伴。
最终目标是向FDA提供一个通用建模工具,可用于模拟、监测、控制
并优化固体药物产品的制药工艺。我们建议关闭
与该机构合作,使开发的工具满足其期望,并最大限度地发挥其可用性。
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