Local constitutive behavior of paper determined by an inverse method

John M. Considine; C. Tim Scott; Roland L. Gleisner; Junyong Zhu

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Local constitutive behavior of paper determined by an inverse method

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Authors:

John M. Considine, C. Tim Scott, Roland L. Gleisner, Junyong Zhu

Year:

2006

Type:

Miscellaneous Publication

Station:

Forest Products Laboratory

Source:

Proceedings of Progress in Paper Physics--a seminar, 2006 October 1-5, Oxford, OH. Oxford, OH : Miami University, 2006: pages 95-98.

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Abstract

The macroscopic behavior of paper is governed by small-scale behavior. Intuitively, we know that a small-scale defect with a paper sheet effectively determines the global behavior of the sheet. In this work, we describe a method to evaluate the local constitutive behavior of paper by using an inverse method.

Keywords

correlation, statistics, paper, mechanical properties, deformations, testing, papermaking, defects, digital image correlation, inverse method, physical properties, tensile strength, dimensional stability, strains, stresses

Citation

Considine, John M.; Scott, C. Tim; Gleisner, Roland; Zhu, Junyong. 2006. Local constitutive behavior of paper determined by an inverse method. Proceedings of Progress in Paper Physics--a seminar, 2006 October 1-5, Oxford, OH. Oxford, OH : Miami University, 2006: pages 95-98.