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Title of Article FEM MODELLING DROP TEST OF FLUID FILLED PLASTIC CUP PACKAGING 
Date of Acceptance 1 December 2023 
Journal
     Title of Journal European Chemical Bulletin 
     Standard SCOPUS 
     Institute of Journal Deuton-X Ltd. 
     ISBN/ISSN 2063-5346 
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     Year of Publication 2024 
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     Abstract The research goal is to evaluate the possibilities to perform Finite Element Analysis (FEA), which was performed using the Finite Element Method (FEM) of simulation of the drop test by the computer program ANSYS/Explicit Dynamics. This work aims to establish a parameter that will predict if the package can resist an impact force from the desired height. The packaging material contains a plastic cup; therefore, the structure has isotropic properties in the elastic and plastic area, assigned in the Finite Element Model. An equation of state sets the fluid properties, EOS, to predict the fluid behaviors in ANSYS/Explicit Dynamics. The main purpose of this work is accomplished since it is possible to simulate a drop test of a fluıd fılled plastıc cup packagıng. The behavior in the simulations is similar to the simulated drop heights. An interesting is that stress concentrations are usually located in the same areas where cracks appear in the packaging material obtained from the experimental test. The failure height of the plastic cup was 1.57 ± 0.54 m. can get from the experiment and calculation. This corresponds to reality since more packages are damaged when dropped from higher heights. That can be determined by examining the reaction forces during force impact with simulation in the modeling. The benefit of this study is the FEM model for predicting packaging failure from drop or transportation. Therefore, manufacturers can apply the FEM model to design and simulate the product’s packaging before production, which helps reduce the cost of packaging testing. 
     Keyword Drop Test , Finite Element Analysis (FEA) , Finite Element Method (FEM) ANSYS/Explicit Dynamics , Plastic Packaging , Simulation, Impact 
Author
667040005-6 Miss NADNALIN JANLASET [Main Author]
Engineering Doctoral Degree

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