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Corrugated / Packaging R&D Newsletters

Roman Popil

Newsletters

Dec 08: Progress in Packaging and Paper Physics at IPST

Jan 09: Progress in Packaging and Paper Physics at IPST

Oct 09: Trouble with Ring Crush and How SCT and the Autoline Save the Day

Nov 09: What’s Important in Liner and Medium Physical Properties

Apr 11: Effect of Component Properties and Orientation on Corrugated Container Endurance

Jun 12: International Paper Physics Conference and 8th International Paper and Coating Chemistry Symposium” Stockholm 2012

Sep 12: Short Span Compression Strength (aka SCT or STFI) Variation: Control and Management

Oct 12: Paper Physics Issues Regarding Folding Carton

 

Short Abstract Proposals for New Research Project Funding

Reduced Variability in the Quality Control of PaperBoard

Instrumented Quantification of Towel-Tissue Softness

Predictive Paper Property Model for Fiber Furnish Mixtures

Development of Cost-Effective Pigment/Biopolymer Waterproof Coatings

Effects of Wetting and Drying Cycles on Paper Strength

Physical Properties of Biopolymer Binder

Development of Calibration Method for Short Span Compression

Test Devlopment for Delamination Propensity

Optimizing the Tensile Test for Reduced Variability

X-ray Based Characterization of Paper and Board Non-Uniformity

 

Presented by industry client request, May 2013

Predicting Box Compression Strength

 

Presented at ABB Powerworld, Orlando Fla.,  March 2013

Replacing mechanical testing with ultrasonic measurements

 

Appeared in TAPPI Journal, December 2008

Tappi article: Carson and Popil, "Examining interrelationships between caliper, bending and tensile stiffnesses"

 

Appeared in Appita Journal, July 2008

Transverse shear measurement for corrugated board and its significance

 

Appeared in BioResources Online Journal, May 2012

Overview of Recent Studies at IPST on Corrugated Board Edge Compression Strength: Testing Methods and Effects of Interflute Buckling

 

Appeared in Corrugated International

Published September, 2006, Michael Schaepe and Roman Popil: A Link Between Light-weights and ECT Strength

 

Appeared in Paperboard Packaging Online

Published Oct 1, 2007: Shear Measurement of Board Crushing Effects

Published Aug 1, 2008: Application of Clay Coating for Water Resistant Corrugated Packaging

 

ECT Annotated Bibliography / Literature Review

Annotated Bibliography of ECT

ECT Literature Review Presented at TAPPI Corrugated 2005

 

Developing Instruments for the Paper Industry

1995
For Physics in Canada

 

Presentations from the
Valdosta State University Students Visit to IPST

Roman Popil - Professor, IPST
Corrugated Board Strength: Effects of the Localized Buckling of Linerboard Facings –
Modeling, Management and Control

Jill Stuckey - Director, Georgia Center of Innovation - Energy
Georgia Center of Innovation

William S. Bullpit, P.E., Senior Research Engineer, Strategic Energy Institute
Energy Research at Georgia Tech

 

Conference Proceedings / Abstacts

International Paper Physics Conference
The Wavelength Dependence of Transmitted Light Formation Measurement

Tappi PaperCon, Atlanta Georgia, 2010
Prediction of Score Cracking Propensity through Physical Testing

Tappi PaperCon, Atlanta Georgia, 2010
A New Model for Converting Span Compression with Other Measurements to Ring Crush

Moisture and Creep Effects Symposium, Madison Wisconsin, 2009
Effects of Component Properties of Corrugated Box Lifetime

Progress in Paper Physics Symposium, Trondheim Norway, 2004
Analysis of the Effects of Interflute Buckling on the Edge Compression Strength of
Corrugated Board

Progress in Paper Physics Symposium, Miami Ohio, 2007
Adhesive Level Effects on the Strength of Corrugated Board

 

Valdosta State University Visit - 2009

Tube Crush Test Bill Pulpitt

A tube crush test about to take place in the Paper Physics lab

 


Bill Pulpitt talking about energy research

 

Ultrasonic Robot Ultrasonic Robot


Roman Popil shows the IPST ultrasonic robot details

 

 


Students having a close look at the ultrasonic robot

 

 

Tube Crush Test Paper Analysis Lab


Students placing bets on the crush strength of their experimental tube

 

 


Students visiting the Paper Analysis lab

 

 

Students with corrugated board samples First prize goes to to Zach Cantrell


Students ready with their corrugated board samples

 

 


First prize goes to to Zach Cantrell

 

 

Jill Stuckey


Jill Stuckey finishes a presentation
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