PKG-322 Lecture 9: Barrier and Mechanical Properties

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What test is used to measure water resistance of paper?

The Cobb Test

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What is the TAPPI standard for the Cobb Test?

TAPPI T441

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What does the Cobb Test measure?

The mass of water absorbed per unit area over a set time

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What units are used for Cobb values?

g/m^2

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How is the Cobb value calculated?

(Wwet − Wdry) / Area × 100

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What does a high Cobb value indicate?

Poor water resistance

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What are the two main methods for measuring grease resistance?

Kit Test and Cobb Oil Absorption Test

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What is the Kit Test used for grease resistance?

It simulates grease penetration using standard solutions

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What is the TAPPI standard for the Kit Test?

TAPPI T559

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What determines the kit rating in the Kit Test?

The highest-numbered solution that does not stain the paper

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What is the Cobb Oil Absorption Test?

A test that measures oil absorbed over time similar to the water Cobb test

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What TAPPI standard is used for Cobb Oil Absorption?

TAPPI T441

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What is air permeance?

A measure of how easily air passes through paper

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What does the Gurley air permeance test measure?

The time for a fixed volume of air to pass through paper

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What TAPPI standard applies to the Gurley method?

TAPPI T460

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What units are reported in the Gurley test?

Seconds

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What does the Bendtsen air permeance method measure?

The air leakage rate through paper

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What standard applies to the Bendtsen method?

ISO 5636-3

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What units are used for Bendtsen air permeance?

mL/min or µm/(Pa·s)

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What is Water Vapor Transmission Rate (WVTR)?

The amount of water vapor passing through a material per area per time

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What units are used for WVTR?

g/m^2·day

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How is WVTR calculated?

Weight gain / (area × time)

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What standards are used for WVTR testing?

TAPPI T464 or ASTM F3299

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What is Oxygen Transmission Rate (OTR)?

The amount of oxygen passing through a material per area per day

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What units are used for OTR?

cc/m^2·day

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How is OTR calculated?

Oxygen volume / (area × time)

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What standards are used for OTR testing?

ASTM D3985 or ASTM F1927

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What is permeance?

Transmission rate divided by partial pressure difference

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How is permeance calculated?

WVTR or OTR divided by ΔP

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What is permeability?

Permeance multiplied by material thickness

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What is normalized WVTR or OTR?

Transmission rate multiplied by thickness

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Why do paper properties differ between MD and CD?

Fiber orientation during manufacturing

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How are fibers oriented in the machine direction (MD)?

More oriented

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How are fibers oriented in the cross direction (CD)?

Less oriented

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Which direction has higher stiffness and tensile strength?

Machine direction (MD)

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Which direction has higher ring and edge crush strength?

Machine direction (MD)

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Which direction has higher tear resistance?

Cross direction (CD)

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Which direction has higher elongation?

Cross direction (CD)

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How can MD be identified using moisture?

The paper curls around an axis parallel to MD

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How can MD be identified by tearing?

MD tears more easily than CD

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How can MD be identified by bending?

MD feels stiffer than CD

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What is the coefficient of friction (COF)?

A measure of resistance to sliding

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Why is COF important in packaging?

It affects conveyor performance and load stability

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What problems are caused by high COF?

Conveyor jams and miss picks

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What problems are caused by low COF?

Load instability

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What is static COF?

The force required to start motion

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What method measures static COF?

Inclined-plane method

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What TAPPI standard measures static COF?

TAPPI T815

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How is static COF calculated?

COFs = tan(θ)

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What is kinetic COF?

The force required to maintain motion

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What method measures kinetic COF?

Horizontal-plane method

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What TAPPI standard measures kinetic COF?

TAPPI T816

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How is kinetic COF calculated?

COFk = F / (m × g)

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What test measures tear resistance?

Tear Resistance Test

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What TAPPI standard applies to tear resistance?

TAPPI T414

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What instrument is used to measure tear resistance?

Elmendorf pendulum tester

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What does puncture resistance measure?

The energy required to penetrate board

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What TAPPI standard applies to puncture resistance?

TAPPI T803

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What units are used for puncture resistance?

Beach units

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How much energy is one Beach unit equal to?

0.0299 Joules

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What factors affect paper stiffness?

Thickness, fiber orientation, basis weight, and coatings

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Why is stiffness important in packaging?

It affects carton forming and stacking strength

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What standard measures bending resistance?

TAPPI T489

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What is Taber stiffness?

The bending moment required to bend a sample to a set angle

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What angles are used in Taber stiffness testing?

15° or 7.5°

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What is bending stiffness (Sb)?

A calculated value representing resistance to bending

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What standard evaluates score or crease quality?

TAPPI T829

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What is score ratio?

The force to bend an unscored sample divided by the force to bend a scored sample

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How is score ratio calculated?

(Unscored force / Scored force) × 100

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What does a lower score ratio indicate?

Better crease quality

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