Search for dissertations about: "fibre network stress"
Showing result 6 - 10 of 15 swedish dissertations containing the words fibre network stress.
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6. Modelling Mechanics of Fibre Network using Discrete Element Method
Abstract : Low-density fibre networks are a fundamental structural framework of everyday hygiene products, such as baby diapers, incontinence and feminine care products, bathroom tissue and kitchen towels. These networks are a random assembly of fibres, loosely bonded and oriented in the plane direction. READ MORE
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7. Flow and Rheology of Pulp Suspensions at Medium Consistency
Abstract : Traditionally, development of pulp processing equipment has been based on the accumulation of qualitative knowledge (experience) with respect to the interaction of equipment and pulp suspensions. This way of developing equipment requires several trials and prototypes before the final product and process data can be established. READ MORE
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8. Micro-mechanical mechanisms for deformation in polymer-material structures
Abstract : In this thesis, the focus has been on micro-mechanical mechanisms in polymer-based materials and structures. The first part of the thesis treats length-scale effects on polymer materials. Experiments have showed that the smaller the specimen, the stronger is the material. READ MORE
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9. Network Modelling for Evaluation of Mechanical Properties of Cellulose Fibre Fluff
Abstract : A network mechanics model for cellulose fibre fluff is proposed. 2D and 3D versions of the model have been implemented and the influence of various micro-level parameters on the global mechanical performance has been determined by means of computer simulations. READ MORE
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10. Hygro-Mechanics of Wood Fibre Composite Materials
Abstract : The work presented in this thesis deals with modelling and testing of hygro-mechanical properties of wood fibre composite materials. The material studied experimentally is high pressure laminate, HPL, which is a wood fibre network composite, made up of craft paper impregnated with phenolic or melamine resin. READ MORE