Sensitivity analysis of a pharmaceutical tablet production process from the control engineering perspective.
This paper presents a sensitivity analysis of a pharmaceutical direct compaction process. Sensitivity analysis is an important tool for gaining valuable process insights and designing a process control concept. Examining its results in a systematic manner makes it possible to assign actuating signals to controlled variables. This paper presents mathematical models for individual unit operations, on which the sensitivity analysis is based. Two sensitivity analysis methods are outlined: (i) based on the so-called Sobol indices and (ii) based on the steady-state gains and the frequency response of the proposed plant model.
['Rehrl|Jakob|J|', 'Gruber|Arlin|A|', 'Khinast|Johannes G|JG|', 'Horn|Martin|M|']
D008962:Models, Theoretical D011786:Quality Control D013607:Tablets D013678:Technology, Pharmaceutical
Sensitivity analysis Dynamic systems Pharmaceutical manufacturing Process modeling