Details
of Turrets are as follows:
Make
|
Sejong
|
Sejong
|
Sejong
|
Sejong
|
Sejong
|
Sejong
|
Tooling
|
D
|
B
|
BB
|
BB
|
BB
|
D
|
Station
|
49
|
61
|
73
|
73
|
73
|
49
|
4. PRECAUTIONS:
4.1 Ensure that during cleaning electrical
supply is disconnected and fittings are
covered with polybag.
4.2 Wear protective gears like hand gloves
& nose masks while handling the material.
4.3 Avoid putting hand and tools inside the
machine during operation. Avoid cleaning
of the machine while in operation.
4.4 Visually check and ensure that safety guards
are closed before starting the operation.
4.5 Visually
check and ensure that continuous lubrication is functioning properly through
out
the machine run.
4.6 Avoid over tightening of the die
locking screw during machine setting.
4.7 Always start the machine with inching mode
only.
4.8
Ensure that during downward movement of the Turret on the machine, it
should not
be touch to any parts of the machine in case
of turret changes.
4.9 Ensure that before lifting of the
Turret, disk lifting shaft is being properly fixed in lift
column insert in case of turret
changes.
4.10 In
case of power failure, start the machine in same mode after restoration.
4.11 Whenever starting the machine after each
break, discard the tablets of 2 to 3 rounds.
5. PROCEDURE:
5.1
CLEANING PROCEDURE: -
5.1.1 Type A
5.1.1.1
Remove
the compressed tablets and rework of previous product
from
compression cabin.
5.1.1.2
Remove
the previous label and dispose off by tearing.
5.1.1.3
Keep the equipment status label with ‘
TO BE CLEANED, DO NOT USE’
underneath in poly bag and affix it on the
equipment.
5.1.1.4
Disconnect the electrical power supply by
removing plug from socket and
clean
electrical fitting and control panel with cloth. Cover them with polybags.
5.1.1.5 Remove
all the side covers of the machine.
5.1.1.6
Open the acrylic doors.
5.1.1.7 De-dust the machine and machine parts by vacuum.
5.1.1.8
Removal
of Y-piece, hoppers and flexible connections: -
·
Remove the flexible connection between Bunker
and Y-piece
·
Remove the flexible connections between Y-piece
and hoppers, check
visually for integrity.
·
Remove Y-piece and hoppers.
·
Remove the powder hopper gaskets (silicone)
between hoppers and feeders.
·
Remove
the powder sensors attached with acrylic hopper pipes.
·
Keep the flexible connection, silicone gasket,
Y-piece and hopper on s. s. trolley.
5.1.1.9 Remove discharge chutes by loosing bolt.
Disconnect air tubes.

5.1.1.10 Remove
ejection scrapper assemblies.
5.1.1.11
Removal
of feeder(For both stations): -
·
Release feeder lock bolt. Detach coupling by
loosing bolt and take off mechanical
feeder from machine.

·
Keep the feeder on S.S. trolley.
·
Remove scraper from Feeder base.
·
Remove the bolt of feeder cover.
·
Remove the feeder cover.
·
Remove the star wheel of the feeder.
·
Remove the lower feeder plate.
·
Dedust the feeder assembly with the help of
vacuum.
·
Keep the feeder assembly in s.s trolley.
5.1.1.12
Removal
of feeder base(For both stations):-

·
Remove fixed bolt of Feeder base.
·
Remove the Feeder base.
5.1.1.13
Removal of upper punches: -
·
Remove s.s upper punch safety guards.
·
Loosen the pivot bolt for loosening the upper
punch safety rail.
·
Take out the upper punch safety rail.
·
Rotate the turret manually by using hand wheel
for removal of dust cups
and upper punches.
5.1.1.14 Loosen Suction brackets and remove.
5.1.1.15 Keep the dust cups, upper punches, discharge
chutes, suction brackets and s.s upper
punch safety guards on
s.s.trolley.
5.1.1.16 Removal
of lower punches: -
·
Remove s.s lower punch safety guards.
·
Loosen the pivot bolt.
·
Take out the lower punch safety rail.
·
Rotate the turret manually by using hand wheel.
·
Remove the punches one by one through the hole
and keep them on s.s. trolley.
5.1.1.17 Removal
of dies: -
·
Remove the die locking screws with the help of
Allen key.
·
Place the die hammer through lower punch bore.
·
Gently tap the die till it comes out.
·
Rotate the turret manually by using hand wheel.
·
Repeat the above procedure to take out all the
dies.
·
Keep them on s.s. trolley.
·
Remove the hosepipes.
5.1.1.18 Remove
Joint Suction line and power Return Box line for Double-layer-tablet.
5.1.1.19 Transfer the dismantled hopper, Y-piece,
flexible
connections, silicone gasket,
rotary feeder, discharge chute,
hosepipe connection, s.s upper
& lower punch safety guards to the washing
area for cleaning
Clean all the above parts with
purified water and wipe with lint free cloth.
Clean powder return hopper for
Double-layer-tablet.
5.1.1.20 Clean upper
punches, lower punches and dies with 70% Isopropyl alcohol
(IPA) by scrubbing with lint free
cloth, if required use nylon brush for scrubbing.
Wipe with lint free cloth.
Clean the feeder base and
ejection scrapper assembly with 70% IPA.
(Procedure for preparation of 10
Liters 70% v/v IPA solution: Take 7 Lt. Of IPA. Make
up the volume to 10 Lt., using
purified water).
5.1.1.21 Clean
upper punch bores, lower punch bores and die bores with 70% IPA by scrubbing with nylon brush and lint free
cloth. Wipe with lint free cloth.
5.1.1.22 Clean
turret with 70% IPA by scrubbing with nylon brush and lint free cloth.
Wipe with lint free cloth.
5.1.1.23 Clean the
die screws by dipping in 70% IPA v/v. Wipe them with lint free cloth.
5.1.1.24
Clean side covers of the machine and
other non-contact parts with
wet cloth (dipped in purified
water). Wipe with cloth.
5.1.1.25 Wipe out the external and internal surface of
the machine with cloth.
5.1.1.26 Reclean the control panel and electrical
fittings with cloth (if required).
5.1.1.27 After cleaning visually examine all the
punches and dies for damages and cleanliness. If punches found damaged discard
the same and record the activity in punch destruction record.
5.1.1.28 If the punches and dies are not required for
subsequent use, lubricate them
with relevant lubricating liquid
and transfer them in s.s. trolley of punch cabinet in tool
room.
5.1.1.29 Ensure
that proper weight cam is fixed.
5.1.1.30 Ensure by visual inspection for absence of any
residue of previous
product
or batch or extraneous matter. If any residue of previous
product or batch or extraneous matter is found then reclean the
compression machine/the relevant parts using above procedure until the
compression machine/the
relevant parts are devoid of any residue/ extraneous
matter as per visual
inspection.
5.1.1.31 Intimate
to Quality Assurance (QA) for inspection of the equipment.
5.1.1.32
Record the activity in equipment logbook.
(Type-A) and equipment cleaning
checklist
QAFP-1372
5.1.1.33 After
cleaning destroy the previous label on the equipment
and
affix the label with ‘ CLEANED, INSPECT BEFORE USE’ tag on the
equipment.
Also mention on the label the date for recleaning according
the
SOP on Hold Time (T-031).
FREQUENCY OF CLEANING
· During product-to product change over.
· At
the end of a product campaign if it exceeds the time limit as per SOP No.:
-T-031.
· If
cleaned equipment is kept idle for more than the hold time for such
equipment (refer SOP No.: -T-031)
· After ten batches of the same product
5.1.2 Type B
5.1.2.1 Exhaust the hopper and feeder by running the
machine.
5.1.2.2 Remove the flexible connection and bunker
from the machine.
5.1.2.3 Remove the compressed tables and rework of
previous batch from the
compression cubicle.
5.1.2.4 Cross the previous
label from the machine.
5.1.2.5 Open the acrylic doors.
5.1.2.6 Remove
granules and tablets from machine by vacuum. Dispose off the
tablets and granules, if
any, as per SOP NO. QA-035.
5.1.2.7
Collect the tablets from rework container, dispose off the collected
tablets as
per
SOP QA-035.
5.1.2.8 Wipe out all the contact parts with lint
free cloth. Wipe out non-contact parts
with
cloth and check visually for cleanliness.
5.1.2.9 Ensure by visual inspection for absence of
any residue of previous
batch or extraneous matter.
If any residue of previous batch or
extraneous matter is found then
reclean the compression machine/ relevant
parts, using above procedure
until
the compression machine/the relevant parts are devoid of any
residue/
extraneous matter as per visual inspection.
5.1.2.10 Intimate to Quality
Assurance (QA) for inspection of the equipment.
5.1.2.11 Before starting the next batch
operation, remove the previous label and dispose
off
by tearing.
5.1.2.12 Affix
status label of ‘EQUIPMENT IN USE FOR’ with the new batch status
on the equipment.
5.1.2.13
Record
the activity in equipment log book (Type-B) and equipment cleaning checklist
QAFP-1372
FREQUENCY OF CLEANING:
·
During
batch to batch change over
5.1.3 TYPE-D: -
5.1.3.1 For major mechanical maintenance job
involving the contact parts of the
equipment (when in operation,
remove the product therein) clean as
Type-A procedure.
5.1.3.2
When new
equipment or equipment after any modification is received, clean
the equipment as per its Type-A
cleaning procedure. This is to be done after
passivation, wherever applicable.
5.1.3.3 Record the activity in equipment logbook
(Type-D).
5.2 TURRET CHANGE (IF REQUIRED)
5.2.1 TURRET,
WHICH IS TO BE DISPLACED FROM THE MACHINE: -
5.2.1.1 Open acrylic doors.
5.2.1.2 Detach connector for powder sensor on Hopper
acryl pipe from Upper frame of both Stations.
5.2.1.3 Remove hopper of both Stations from M/C.
5.2.1.4 Remove discharge chutes by loosing bolt.
Disconnect air tubes.
5.2.1.5 Remove the ejection scrapper assembly of both
Stations from the machine.
5.2.1.6 Release feeder lock bolt. Detach coupling by
loosing bolt and take off mechanical
feeder of both station.
5.2.1.7 Remove scraper of both Stations from Feeder
base.
5.2.1.8 Remove
the feeder base of both Stations
by loosening the bolts.
5.2.1.9 Disassemble Turret from Rail body by:-
·
Loosing rail body hole bolt.
·
And down the Holder key by loosing bolt.
5.2.1.10 Loosen Suction bracket and remove.
5.2.1.11 Remove
all guards from M/C.
5.2.1.12 Remove
lower safety rail of Station 1 and 2.
5.2.1.13 Remove
upper safety rail of station 1.
5.2.1.14 Adjust
position of Upper and Lower roller.
·
Put Lower roller down up to 9mm (Working on
Operation screen)
·
Connect Turret JOG S/W to Connector of main
body,turn S/W on.
·
Lift Upper Roller at its maximum.
5.2.1.15 Disconnect all the sensors and also oil
lubrication tubes from the Turret.
5.2.1.16
Remove
the ejection assembly, weight cam and weight assembly.
5.2.1.17
Remove
cam head bracket by losing bolt.
5.2.1.18
Remove the s.s cover of the lifting device by
loosening the screw.
5.2.1.17 Remove the circular s.s plate cover from the
Turret by loosening the screws.
5.2.1.18 Remove power lock by opening bolts.
5.2.1.19 Loose lifting shaft until it is separated
completely from bolts.
5.2.1.20
Put down the lifting device up to minimum position.
5.2.1.21 Hook up the lifting shaft of the Turret so
that it can be placed into the lift column insert of the lifting device.
5.2.1.22 Lift up the Turret up to maximum position by using the up switch of
the Jog switch.
5.2.1.23Positioned the Turret table exactly near the machine so that turret can
be placed
on
it.
5.2.1.24Move out the disk through slide rail.
5.2.1.25Put Down the Turret until it can be placed exactly on the turret table
by pressing
down
switch of the Jog switch.
5.2.1.26Hook up the lifting shaft of the turret and remove it from the lift
column insert.
5.2.1.27Keep the turret table in designated place with turret and change parts.
5.2.2 TURRET, WHICH IS TO BE FIXED ON THE
MACHINE: -
5.2.2.1
Take
the Turret table containing Turret and required change parts from
designated
place.
5.2.2.3 Loosen the lifting shaft of the Turret until
the lifting shaft gets free.
5.2.2.4 Take
the Turret table near the machine and positioned the Turret table exactly
near
the machine so that lifting shaft of the turret can be fix on the lift column
insert
and fix it.
5.2.2.5 Lift
up the Turret by pressing up switch of the Jog switch until it get the
maximum
position.
5.2.2.6 Pull
the Turret inside slowly so that it can be fix on the machine.
5.2.2.7
Put
Down the Turret until it can be placed exactly on the machine by pressing
down
switch of the Jog switch.
5.2.2.8
Check the alignment of the bolts and gears
coupling, if it is not in correct position
then
align it by using hand wheel.
5.2.2.9
Fix the
Turret on the machine by tightening the four rail body hole bolts at base of the Turret and tighten up holder key bolt.
5.2.2.10
Hook
up the lifting shaft of the turret and remove it from the lift column insert.
5.2.2.11
Take the
lifting device to upper most position by pressing up switch of the Jog switch.
5.2.2.12
Tighten
the lifting shaft.
5.2.2.13
Tighten power lock bolts.
5.2.2.14
Tighten cam head bracket
5.2.2.15
Cover
the lifting shaft by tightening the circular s.s. plate.
5.2.2.16
Cover
the lifting device by s.s cover and tighten it with screw.
5.2.2.17
Connect
all the sensors and oil lubrication tubes on the turret.
5.2.2.18
Fix the weight assembly, weight cam and ejection
assembly.
5.2.2.19
Fix Suction bracket
5.2.2.20
Adjust position of Upper and Lower roller
5.2.2.21
Fix lower safety rail of Station 1.
5.2.2.22
Disconnect
the Jog switch from Jog switch connector.
5.2.2.23
Check
the machine for free movement by rotating the machine using hand wheel.
5.3 MACHINE
SETTING: -
5.3.1
Take
the dies and punches suitable for required product from the tool room.
5.3.2 Check
visually for cleanliness of the dies punches.
5.3.3
FIXING
OF THE DIE FOR CIRCULAR PUNCHES: -
5.3.3.1 Apply liquid paraffin on the periphery of
the die.
5.3.3.2
Insert the die in die bore only one at a time.
5.3.3.3
With the help of die hammer (insert through
upper punch hole) gently apply
pressure by tapping until the die flushes with
the turret as per perception of
finger movement on the turret.
5.3.3.4
Repeat
the above process for fixing all the dies by rotating the hand wheel manually.
5.3.3.5
Tighten
the die locking screw gently with help of suitable torque wrench.
5.3.4 FIXING
OF THE DIE WITH SHAPED PUNCHES: -
5.3.4.1 Apply liquid
paraffin on the periphery of the die.
5.3.4.2
Insert the die in die bore only one at a time.
5.3.4.3 Ensure that upper punches are provided with
key on shank. Check the
punches visually and record it.
5.3.4.4
Unscrew the take off piece.
5.3.4.5
Insert the upper punch and align the upper punch tip with die pocket.
5.3.4.6 Push gently the die in die bore by upper punch
so that it can take proper position
in die bore.
5.3.4.7
Take out the upper punch from upper punch guide hole.
5.3.4.8 With the help of die hammer (insert through
upper punch hole) gently apply pressure by tapping until the
die flushes with the turret as per perception of the
finger movement
on the turret.
5.3.4.9 Insert the upper punches into the upper
punches guide hole and
check
the alignment of upper punch tip with die pocket. Tighten the die
partially by using suitable
torque wrench.
5.3.4.10 Repeat
the above procedure for fixing of all dies and upper punches by rotating
the hand wheel manually.
5.3.4.11 Check that each punch is moving
freely and dropping on its own weight
5.3.4.12
Check that upper punches are
moving freely through upper cam track.
5.3.4.13
Tighten the die locking screw
gently with help of suitable torque wrench to
the
maximum applying pressure.
5.3.4.14 Fix the take off piece at its
proper position.
5.3.5
FIXING
OF LOWER PUNCHES: -
5.3.5.1
Apply
thin layer of the liquid paraffin on the punches.
5.3.5.2 Check the punches visually and record it.
Insert the lower punch in to
lower punch-guiding hole.
5.3.5.3
Check and ensure that suitable
size of powder filling CAM is fixed
required for proposed product.
5.3.5.4 Insert
the lower punch in to lower punch bore.
5.3.5.5
Fix the other punches in the
same manner by rotating the hand wheel manually.
5.3.5.6 After
fixing of all the punches place the lower punch safety rail to its position
and tight the pivot bolts. .
5.3.5.7 Check
that lower punches moving freely through lower cam track.
5.3.5.8 Tighten
the anti-turning screws, if required with the help screwdriver so that punches
do
not rotate in its hole.
5.3.6 FIXING
OF CIRCULAR UPPER PUNCHES: -
5.3.6.1
Apply
a thin layer of liquid paraffin on the punch head.
5.3.6.2
Check
visually that all the upper punches guide hole are cleaned.
5.3.6.3 Check the punches visually and record it.
Insert the upper punches into
the upper punches guide hole.
5.3.6.4 Check
that each punch is moving freely and dropping on its own weight
5.3.6.5
Fix the upper punch safety rail
to its position, tighten the pivot bolts.
5.3.6.6
Check that upper punches are
moving freely through upper cam track.
5.3.7
After fixing dies & punches
check for their free movement by rotating the hand
wheel
manually.
5.3.8 Check all the dust cup visually and
record it.
Fix the dust cup to all the upper punches
tip (if applicable) and rotate the machine
by hand wheel manually to check whether the
dust cups are properly fixed.
5.3.9
Fix the ejection scrapper assembly.
5.3.10
Fix the feeder base.
5.3.11
FIXING OF ROTARY FEEDER: -
5.3.11.1
Assemble
the parts of the feeder assembly.
5.3.11.2
Ensure
that feeder blades are moving freely.
5.3.11.3
Place
the feeder on the feeder stand.
5.3.11.4
Attach
coupling of mechanical feeder. Tighten feeder lock bolt.
5.3.11.6 Align
the scrapper plate and tighten the same.
5.3.11.7
Check
the ejection of the lower punch so that it does not touch the ejection plate.
5.3.11.8
Fix discharge chutes and suction brackets
5.3.12 for Double-layer-tablet.
·
Fix Tablet checker cylinder with double layer
tablet rail at the position of Ejection rail of station 1.
·
Fix suction line and power return box line.
5.3.13 ADJUSTMENT OF THE Y-PIECE , HOPPER AND flexible
connections: -
·
Fix the Y-piece and hopper.
·
Fix the flexible connection between Bunker and
Y-piece
·
Fix the flexible connection between Y-piece and
hopper, check
visually for integrity.
·
Fix the powder sensors attached with acrylic
hopper pipes.
·
Fix the silicone gasket between hopper and
feeder.
· Take approval of QA personnel for the
cleaned and assembled machine before
further usage, after QA’s approval affix the
‘ APROVED FOR USE’ tag on
the ‘CLEANED, INSPECT BEFORE USE’ tag of the
equipment status label
already on the equipment.
(Fix this label in Batch Manufacturing Record
before using the equipment for
further processing).
·
Record the activity in equipment log book and
Punch and dust cup checking record
(QAFP-1370).
5.4 PROGRAMMING:
5.4.1
Switch on the main of electrical
pendant.
5.4.2
Switch on the main on electrical
panel.
5.4.3
Start the air supply.
5.4.4
Rotate the key located in the
left side of the human machine interface (HMI).
5.4.5
Initial screen will appear on
touch screen.
5.4.6
Touch “log in “
on HMI.

5.4.7
Enter user ID with the help of
keyboard. 

5.4.8
Touch tab of keyboard to enter
the password. And enter the password with the
help
of keyboard
5.4.9
Touch the enter of keyboard to
save the user id and password.
5.4.10
Touch ok of log in screen to
enter in “operation” menu. 

5.4.11
After Log In following function keys will appear:
5.4.11.1
Operation Key
: production parameter and system
configuration is set

in this
key.
5.4.11.2 Station 1, Station 2 : Production condition is setting
window for selecting of Double discharge production or Double layer production.
5.4.11.2.1
Tightness
Key
:
Measured Value of upper and lower punch tightness

is displayed.
5.4.11.2.2
Safety
Measures
:When
Alarm is noticed user can check which part is

the cause for alarm.
5.4.11.2.3
Product
Parameter
: Production parameters, related variables,
and system configuration can be checked in this parameter.

5.4.11.2.4 Auto
Weight Control - A.W.C.
: A.W.C. values are displayed in

this function.
5.4.11.2.5 A.W.C.
parameters
: Parameters for A.W.C. are set in this
function.

5.4.11.2.6 Report
: Data of machine operation history is
printed in this function.

5.4.11.2.7 Supervisor
Manage
: Limit of each level of operation can be
checked

in
this level.
5.4.11.2.8 Machine
Config
: This is machine configuration set by
manufacture.

5.4.11.2.9 Screen
Print
: Present activated section can be printed
out through

this
icon.
5.4.11.2.10 Product
Print
: Production report can be printed out
through this icon.

5.4.11.2.11 Pressure Print
:Individual punch data are displayed and
printed out in

this
session.
5.4.12 OPERATION
MENU: -
5.4.13 To
set Turret / Disc speed
· Touch” disk speed set up”. 

· “Disk speed set up” sub screen will appear.

·
Set the required speed with the help of
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the turret
revolutions per minute. (RPM).

·
Touch
to decrease the turret RPM.

· Touch” close” on disk speed set up sub
screen to go back in operation menu.
5.4.14 To set Feeder Speed
· Touch “Feeder speed set up”. 

· “Feeder speed set up” sub screen will
appear. 

5.4.15 In Manual mode: -
· Touch” MANUAL” to enter in manual mode. 

· Touch
to increase the RPM.

· Touch
to decrease the RPM.

· Touch “ON” to start the feeder. 

· Touch” OFF” to stop the feeder. 

· Touch “INCHING” to run the feeder in
inching mode. 

5.4.16 In Auto mode:
· Touch, “AUTO” to enter in auto mode. 

· Set the required percentage speed with
respect to turret speed by
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the % speed.

· Touch
to decrease the % Speed.

· Touch” close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.17 To
set time reset
· Touch” time reset”.
· Are you sure sub screen will appear to confirm.
· Touch” yes” to reset the time.
· Touch” no” if reset is not required.
5.4.18 To set filling depth (weight setting) Touch, “Filling depth set up”.

5.4.19
· “Filling depth setup” sub screen will
appear. 

· Touch the respective cam, which is set in
the machine.
· Set the required filling depth by using
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the filling depth.
(Weight)

· Touch
to decrease the filling depth.
(Weight)

· Touch “close” to go back in operation.
5.4.20 To
set pre pressure (penetration and thickness)
5.4.20.1 setting
of penetration: -

· Touch the “Pre section set up” of pre
pressure screen.
· “Pre penetration, Pre-Thickness Set up” sub
screen will appear.
· 

· Set the penetration depth value by using
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the penetration
depth.

· Touch
to decrease the penetration
depth.

5.4.20.2
Setting of prethickness: -
· Set the prethickness of tablet by adjusting
the height of pre pressure roll.
(Position of lower punch into die) with
/
buttons.



· Touch
to increase the pre thickness of
the tablet.

· Touch
to decrease the prethickness of
the tablet.

· Touch “close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.21
To set main pressure (penetration and
thickness): -
5.4.21.1
Setting of penetration: -

· Touch the “Main section set up”.
· “Main penetration, Main-Thickness Set up”
sub screen will appear.
· Set the penetration depth value by using
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the penetration
depth.

· Touch
to decrease the penetration
depth.

5.4.21.2.
Setting of main thickness: -
· Set the main thickness of tablet by
adjusting the height of main pressure roll
(Position of lower punch into die) with
/
buttons.



· Touch
to increase the main thickness
of the tablet.

· Touch
to decrease the main thickness
of the tablet.

· Touch “close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.22 To set Air Pressure: -
· Touch “Air pressure set up”. 

· “Air pressure set up” sub screen will
appear. 

· Set the low limit by using
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the air pressure
value.

· Touch
to decrease the air pressure
value.

· Touch “close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.23 To
set Oil Lubrication: -
· Touch” Oil lubrication set up”. 

· “Oil lubrication set up “sub screen will
appear. 

· Set the values of Interval time in minutes
and Oil supply time in seconds
by touching
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the value.

· Touch
to decrease the value.

· Touch “ENABLE” to supply the oil according
to set value automatically.
· Touch” disable”
to supply the oil individually to each section manually by
Touching
S1 - Upper punch, S2 - Lower punch , and S3- Lower punch head.
· Touch” close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.24 To set the Target Quantity: -
· Touch” Target Quantity”. 

· “Target quantity set up” screen will
appear.


· Set the value of required target quantity
by touching
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the value.

· Touch
to decrease the value.

· Touch the check box on the target quantity
function. On touching - √ will
appear
in box.
· To reset the counter touch
to set
the value to zero.

· Touch “close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.25 To
set the Powder Status: -
· Touch “Powder status” . 

· Powder status set up sub screen will
appear. 

· The time to run the machine from the moment
when the powder sensor is detecting the shortage of powder
can be set by touching
/
buttons.


· Touch
to increase the value.

· Touch
to decrease the value.

· Touch “ENABLE” to activate this function
on.
·
Touch
“disable” to proceed without this
function .
· Touch “close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.26 To
set initial reject and sampling gate setup:-
· touch” Initial reject”. 

· “Initial reject setup” sub screen will
appear. 

· For Initial Reject-
· Initial time period for which tablets are
going to reject can be set by using


· touch
to increase initial time reject.

· Touch
to decrease initial time reject.

· Touch
to on
rejection function.

· Touch
to off
the rejection function

· For
sampling gate –
· Touch
to
operate sampling gate automatically according to set value

· Touch
to
operate sampling gate manually regardless of set value.

· Touch JOG to
operate sampling gate. JOG function is working in the manual mode.
· Wait
Time: - sampling interval time.
· Touch
to increase the value.

· Touch
to decrease the value.

· Open
Time: - How long sampling gate is
opened.
· Touch
to increase the value.

· Touch
to decrease the value.

· Touch” close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.27 To set buzzer:-
·
Touch
“Buzzer”. 

·
“Buzzer
setup” sub screen will appear. 

·
The
buzzer will sound When the alarm is working, the sounding condition
can be
turned On and OFF and by touching
and
buttons.


·
Touch
“close” to go back in operation menu.
5.4.28
Safety message alarm set up: -
· the cause of alarm is displayed through this
mode with red indication against the
cause.

· Attend the cause indicated by alarm..
· Touch alarm reset button to reset the
alarm.
5.4.29
SETTING OF AWC PARAMETERS.

5.4.29.1
REF (reference value): Calculated
reference value with set amount of rotation
in calibration. This can be set
with
buttons.

5.4.29.2 HSP ( High Stop pressure ) : If the
pressure is higher than HSP machine stops. The set
value is indicated with percentage of REF.value. This can be set with
buttons.

5.4.29.3 LSP ( Low Stop pressure ) : If the pressure
is lower than LSP machine stops.
Set value is indicated with
percentage of REF.value. This can be set
with
buttons.

5.4.29.4
HEP (High Eject pressure ):If the pressure is higher than HEP correspondent
tablet
is rejected by AWC .If HEP
corresponded tablets are continuously ejected by
AWC ,machine stops. The set value
for machine stoppage can be set
by
window. Similarly if
particular punch is rejected

continuously due to HEP machine
stops automatically, the tablet amount in
same punch for machine stop
condition can be set with
window.

5.4.29.5
LEP (
Low Ejection Pressure ):If the pressure
lower than LEP correspondent tablet
is rejected by AWC .If LEP corresponded
tablets are continuously ejected
by AWC machine
will stop. The set value for machine stoppage
can be
set by
window. Similarly if
particular punch is rejected

continuously due to HEP machine
stops automatically, the tablet
amount
in same punch for machine stop condition can be set
with
window

5.4.29.6
HCP
(High Control Pressure): If mean pressure value is higher than HCP, AWC system
decreases filling depth with weight rail control. Counting amount for stop condition of HSP is set
by
window.

5.4.29.7
LCP (
Low Control Pressure ): If mean pressure value is lower than LCP ,
AWC system decreases filling
depth with weight rail control. Counting amount
for stop condition of LSP is set
by
window.

5.4.30
Empty punch option can be used for production
situation where in full set of punch is
not in use. In such case
registered punch data is ignored for all calculations.
5.4.31
For
SD, PRE COMPRESSION, MEAN PASS VALUE ETC.
5.4.32 FOR
DOUBLE LAYER TABLET
· Touch


· Remove tick (Ö) by touching station 1 and use of air gun.
· Mark tick (Ö) by touching station 2 and use of air gun.
· Program moves to the mode for double layer
tablet automatically if (Ö) does not apper on the use of air gun in
station 1.
· The range of filling depth moves to the
range of 5mm to 16mm in station 2.
5.5
OPERATING PROCEDURE: -
5.5.1
Remove
the previous label from the machine and affix the status
labels
of ‘EQUIPMENT IN USE FOR’ on the machine and relevant equipment.
5.5.2 Visually
check the cleanliness of the machine.
5.5.3
Write the product name and
batch no. on the area status plate.
5.5.4 Bring
the Bunker with lubricated granules in compression cubicle.
5.5.5 Lift
and place the Bunker exactly above the compression machine by LPU.
5.5.6 Place
the metal detector, de-dusting machine and container for tablet
Collecting
in proper position.
5.5.7 Fix the flexible connections between
Y-piece and hopper.
5.5.7 Fix the flexible connections between hopper
and Bunker.
5.5.8 Load
the material into hopper by opening valve of BUNKER.
5.5.9 Start
the feeder in manual mode until sufficient powder is fill up in feeder.
5.5.10 Set the feeder in auto mode.
5.5.11
SET THE FOLLOWING PARAMETER AS PER THE
INSTRUCTION IN THE BATCH MANUFACTURING RECORD (BMR).
5.5.12
WEIGHT ADJUSTMENT: -
·
Before setting the parameter ensure that weight(
fill depth) is minimum.
·
Set the
weight by setting fill depth per instructions given in step 5.4.19.
5.5.13 THICKNESS AND HARDNESS: -
·
Before setting the parameter ensure that
thickness is maximum and
hardness is minimum.
·
Set the thickness and hardness as per
instructions given in step 5.4.20 & 5.4.21.
5.5.14 START-UP AND RUN
5.5.14.1
Run the machine and destroy the tablets
of initial 2-3 rounds/until tablets are
devoid of any obvious defects..
5.5.14.2 Keep separately and label as non-recoverable
rework to all the tablets
produced till the adjustments
for setting the physical parameters is done.
5.5.14.3 After setting of physical parameters, collect
the initial compressed tablets
in continuation(Initial sample
size of compressed tablets will depend upon
the no. of stations) .
5.5.14.4 Check the thickness and weight of 10
representative tablets using the
digimatic caliper and balance
lying in the compression cubicle.
For
the other parameters (Like Friability, Hardness, Disintegration
test& weight variation)
put the tablets sample in a self locking
polybag and
check the parameters by using
instruments of In process quality control room.
5.5.14.5 Record
the observations of physical parameters in BMR.
5.5.14.6
Continue compression of tablets
subject to compliance with appearance and
physical parameters.
5.5.14.7
Acquire the reference pressure on the
AWC screen and ‘ON’ the AWC. Then
Set and apply the AWC parameters by using
step 5.4.30.
5.5.14.8
Perform the challenge test for AWC by
inducing lower/ higher than prescribed
limit for main pressure for a
product enter the results in QAFP-1334.
Conduct
the challenge test once in a month. If the planned down-time for the machine is
more than a month, conduct the challenge test at the start of the next product.
5.5.14.9 Collect
the tablets in a container after passing through the
de-dusting machine and metal
detector before transferring to the drums.
5.5.14.10 If any punch damage is observed during
compression, by checking the
tablet appearance and AWC stop alarm, check the tablets in
rejection box of the metal
detector for the broken part. Pass the tablets from immediate
previous container
and ongoing container through metal detector again.
5.5.14.11 Discard the tablets of rejection box of metal
detector.
5.5.14.12 Record the activity in equipment log and BMR.
5.6 FOR DOUBLE LAYER TABLET: -
·
Fill the hopper and feeder of station 1 with
powder.
·
Set
the weight by setting fill depth per instructions given in step 5.4.19.
·
Set the thickness and hardness as per
instructions given in step 5.4.20 & 5.4.21
·
Push the weight checker button and collect
tablet.
·
Check the weight and thickness of tablet.
·
Fill the hopper and feeder in station 2.
·
Set
the weight by setting fill depth per instructions given in step 5.4.19.
·
Set the thickness and hardness as per
instructions given in step 5.4.20 & 5.4.
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