There has been a considerable increase in the usage of paper products due to its sustainability in the product cycle. Many environmental and process variables can affect the mechanical behavior of paper from its making to finished products. Of these variables, moisture is of particular importance and strongly influences both papermaking, converting, and end-use of the paper products. Experimental investigations at different humidity levels reveals that normalized in-plane constitutive parameters, such as elastic parameters and the linear hardening modulus, in both MD and CD1) follow a linear relationship with normalized moisture ratio. This relation is found to be acceptable for a wide range of commercial paperboards. To capture this observ...
AbstractThe creep of paper is accelerated by moisture cycling. This effect is known as mechano-sorpt...
AbstractThis paper presents a method to predict the through-thickness moisture content distribution ...
AbstractAn in-plane elasto-plastic material model and a hygroexpansivity-shrinkage model for paper a...
There has been a considerable increase in the usage of paper products due to its sustainability in t...
The sorption of water into the paperboard exposes a container to reversible and irreversible deforma...
Paper-based materials, such as paperboard, are commonly used as packaging materials. Inaddition to t...
AbstractThe rheological nature of paper or board is usually treated either as elasto-plastic or as v...
The response of paper to humidity variations is a complex, inherently multi-scale problem. The hygro...
The dimensional stability of printing paper is strongly related to changes in moisture content. This...
The drying sequence in the manufacturing process for paperboard involves evaporation of water, prima...
AbstractCockling of paper is a common problem occurring in the production, storage and end-use of pa...
The performance of paperboard materials in packaging application has been investigated and evaluated...
Cockling of paper is a common problem occurring in the production, storage and end-use of paper. It ...
AbstractThe creep of paper is accelerated by moisture cycling. This effect is known as mechano-sorpt...
AbstractThis paper presents a method to predict the through-thickness moisture content distribution ...
AbstractAn in-plane elasto-plastic material model and a hygroexpansivity-shrinkage model for paper a...
There has been a considerable increase in the usage of paper products due to its sustainability in t...
The sorption of water into the paperboard exposes a container to reversible and irreversible deforma...
Paper-based materials, such as paperboard, are commonly used as packaging materials. Inaddition to t...
AbstractThe rheological nature of paper or board is usually treated either as elasto-plastic or as v...
The response of paper to humidity variations is a complex, inherently multi-scale problem. The hygro...
The dimensional stability of printing paper is strongly related to changes in moisture content. This...
The drying sequence in the manufacturing process for paperboard involves evaporation of water, prima...
AbstractCockling of paper is a common problem occurring in the production, storage and end-use of pa...
The performance of paperboard materials in packaging application has been investigated and evaluated...
Cockling of paper is a common problem occurring in the production, storage and end-use of paper. It ...
AbstractThe creep of paper is accelerated by moisture cycling. This effect is known as mechano-sorpt...
AbstractThis paper presents a method to predict the through-thickness moisture content distribution ...
AbstractAn in-plane elasto-plastic material model and a hygroexpansivity-shrinkage model for paper a...