Finite Element Simulation of the Strength of Corrugated Board Boxes Under Impact Dynamics

Luong, Viet Dung; Abbès, Fazilay; Abbès, Boussad; Duong, Phung T.; Nolot, Jean-Baptiste; Erre, Damien; Guo, Ying

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-7149-2_25

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“…Examples of recent studies applying finite element analysis in analysis of corrugated fibreboard cartons used in the fruit industry. Modulus of elasticity reduced by 20-53 % at 0 °C 90 % RH compared to 23 °C 50 % RH for all studied paper grammages, modulus of elasticity was higher in the machine direction (MD) than other directions for all the paper grammages Fadiji et al (2017) Behaviour of corrugated fibreboard cartons subjected to shocks Drop height of the packed product was strongly related to the velocity change that products experience in transportation and handling Luong et al (2017) Compression strength of different corrugated fibreboard carton designs with different vent-holes designs and fibreboard grades There was a negative and almost linear relationship between compression strength and vent area, Packages with BC-flute and B-flute board grade had the highest and lowest compression strength, respectively, functionality of package vent-hole design is tied strongly to the properties of the chosen board grade, short side of corrugated fibreboard cartons is more resistant to buckling Fadiji et al (2019)…”

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Advances in design and performance evaluation of fresh fruit ventilated distribution packaging: A review

Mukama

Ambaw

Opara

2020

Food Packaging and Shelf Life

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Advances in design and performance evaluation of fresh fruit ventilated distribution packaging: A review

Mukama

Ambaw

Opara

2020

Food Packaging and Shelf Life

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“…Model results were in good agreement with experimental data. Luong et al [156] proposed a finite element model to study the behavior of CFCs subjected to shocks. The damage boundary curve (DBC) was defined for the cartons, and an elastoplastic homogenization model was developed for the corrugated paperboard.…”

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Thermo-Mechanical Analysis in the Fresh Fruit Cold Chain: A Review on Recent Advances

Ambaw

Fadiji

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2021

Foods

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In agro-food research and industry, mathematical models are being used to develop and optimize preharvest and postharvest operations, and their use has grown exponentially over the last decade. Generally, transport phenomena (such as airflow, heat, and mass transfer) during the cooling of horticultural products are complex; therefore, the use of computational modeling techniques is a valid alternative to expensive and difficult experiments because computers continuously become more powerful and less expensive, the software is readily available, and once a model is validated, it is a versatile tool to evaluate the effects of the operating and design parameters involved. In this review, thermo-mechanical modeling studies during postharvest handling are overviewed regarding the experimental, analytical, and computational approaches. The airflow, cooling kinetics, cooling uniformity, and the material and mechanical safety behavior of fresh fruit packaging boxes will be analyzed. Current concerns, challenges, and opportunities are discussed.

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“…Corrugated cardboard has the same manufacture direction that paperboard [24], MD being perpendicular to the principal axes of the corrugations and CD parallel to them (Figure 2). Then, both paper and corrugated cardboard are orthotropic materials, with better mechanical properties in MD than in CD [15,25]. Reprinted with permission from ref.…”

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“…Many previous studies have focused on the properties of corrugated cardboard and how the external environment affects its performance [20,[32][33][34][35][36]. The mechanical properties of various types of liners and flutings in MD and CD can be found in [1,17,24,25,33,[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48][49].…”

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Efficient Design of Thin Wall Seating Made of a Single Piece of Heavy-Duty Corrugated Cardboard

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Corrugated cardboard has waved cores with small flutes that prevent the use of detailed numerical models of whole structures. Many homogenization methods in the literature overcome this drawback by defining equivalent homogeneous plates with the same mechanical behaviour at a macro-mechanical scale. However, few homogenization works have considered complete structures, focusing mainly on beams or plates. For the first time, this study explores the application of homogenization approaches to larger structures as an aid in their design process. We also considered triple-wall boards rather than single- and double-wall configurations commonly addressed in the literature. To this end, we adapted the homogenization methods proposed by Talbi and Duong to analyze thin-walled stools made of triple-wall corrugated cardboard. Using a progressive design process, we performed an efficient stool design by removing material zones with lower stresses, with 35% less material, 35% lower vertical deflections, and 66% lower stresses than the initial design. Unlike other corrugated cardboard stools, this design comprises just one folded piece instead of three, thus saving storage space. These results demonstrate the utility of homogenization techniques as an aid in the design process of whole structures made of corrugated cardboard. Further research will consider buckling analysis.

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Finite Element Simulation of the Strength of Corrugated Board Boxes Under Impact Dynamics

Cited by 14 publications

References 10 publications

Advances in design and performance evaluation of fresh fruit ventilated distribution packaging: A review

Advances in design and performance evaluation of fresh fruit ventilated distribution packaging: A review

Thermo-Mechanical Analysis in the Fresh Fruit Cold Chain: A Review on Recent Advances

Efficient Design of Thin Wall Seating Made of a Single Piece of Heavy-Duty Corrugated Cardboard

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