COLLOQUIUM 592
Deformation and damage mechanisms of wood-fibre network- materials and structures

7 June — 9 June 2017, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

Scientific program

EUROMECH Colloquium 592
DEFORMATION AND DAMAGE MECHANISMS OF WOOD-FIBRE NETWORK- MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES

7 June – 9 June 2017

KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Stockholm, Sweden

Programme

Time

Wednesday, June 7

Thursday, June 8

Friday, June 9

9:00

Welcome

Invited lecture

Mechanics of papermaking

D. Söderberg

Forces and tensions in paper during drying

G. Urstöger, R. Schennach, A. Kulachenko and U. Hirn

X-ray nanotomography of individual fibre bonds

E Retulainen, J. Parkkonen and A, Miettinen

9:30

Transport of water including dynamic mass exchange in swelling cellulose fiber materials

M. Alexandersson and M. Ristinmaa

On the measurements of interfibre joint strength

M. Magnusson

10:00

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

10:30

Linking paper structure to damage distribution and fracture initiation

J. Lahti, M. Dauer, D. S. Keller D.S. and U. Hirn

Effective properties and local effects in hygroscopic expansion of paper fibrous networks

E. Bosco, R. H. J. Peerlings and M. G. D. Geers

Failure mechanism for pulp inter-fibre joints

M. H. Ulz, T. Ebner and U. Hirn

11:00

Thermography compared to digital image correlation during tensile testing

A. Hagman and M. Nygårds

Modeling the hygroexpansion of paper using a 3D network model

H. R. Motamedian and A. Kulachenko

The effect of geometry changes on the mechanical stiffness of fiber-fiber bonds

A. Brandberg and A. Kulachenko

11:30

Nonlinear compression of soft fibre network

M. S. Hossain, P. Bergström and T. Uesaka

Level set method and X-FEM in modeling the response of fibrous networks under hygroscopic swelling

P. Samantray, R. H. J. Peerlings, M. G. D. Geers and T. Massart

Impact of fiber bonding mechanisms on mechanical properties of fiber bonds and paper

R. Schennach and U. Hirn

12:00

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

13:00

A note on the fracture sensitivity of fiber networks

P. Isaksson and P. Dumont

Microstructure and mechanics of paper-based crumpled materials

F. Martoïa, L. Orgéas, P.J.J. Dumont, J.-F. Bloch, F. Flin, C. Suzanne and J. Viguié

The nature and utilization of the wrinkling effect in deep drawing of paperboard

M. Hauptmann M. and J.-P. Majschak

13:30

An equation-free multiscale method applied to discrete networks

L. A. A. Beex and P. Kerfriden

Three-dimensional random structure representation for nanofibrillar cellulose foams

P. Srinivasa and A. Kulachenko

Mechanics of paperboard with multiple wrinkles

E. Linvill and S. Östlund

14:00

Time-dependent, statistical failure of fibre network. Does Weibull distribution hold?

A. Mattsson and T. Uesaka

On the connection between flat crushing and the torsional stiffness of corrugated board

Z. Gou and D. W. Coffin

Characterization of fiber-network materials by inflation test

G. Bolzon and M. Shahmardani

14:30

Mechanics of quasi-two-dimensional fiber networks with cohesion

R. C. Picu, A. Sengab and V. Negi

McKee-equation applied for asymmetric corrugated board

H.-J. Schaffrath and S. Schabel

Effect of fiber orientation in a paper sheet on ratio of local tensile, compressive and shear deformations at the tensile test

Y. Kazakov, A. Romanova and A. Galimzyanova

15:00

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

15:30

Network modeling of paper

Y. Li, S Reese S. and Simon J.-W.

Solid shell element used for modelling of paperboard

K. Robertsson, E. Borgqvist, M. Ristinmaa and J. Tryding

Cohesive modeling of mixed mode delamination in paperboard laminates

F. Confalonieri and U. Perego

16:00

Effect of mechanical treatment on the straining behavior of single softwood pulp fibers

J. Kouko, M. Jacinovich, W. Fischer, A. Ketola, U. Hirn and E. Retulainen

FE Modelling of high dynamic creasing processes for paperboard laminated composite materials

A. Nazarinezhad Giashi, T. Dintelmann, T. Mbarek, T. Gereke and C. Cherif

Anisotropic elastic-plastic deformation of paper:  In-plane and out-of-plane model

J.-W. Simon, Y. Li and S. Reese

16:30

Made to fail – a study of damage mechanisms in pilot scale produced paperboard

J. Alfthan and M. Nygårds

Continuum damage mechanics modeling of creasing and subsequent folding

Borgqvist E., Wallin M.,
Ristinmaa M. and Tryding J.

On the mechanical behavior of laminated pressboard

D. D. Tjahjanto, L. Westermark, L. E. Schmidt and S. Östlund

17:00

Influence of fibrillation and fiber shortening induced by refining on the softwood pulp

V. Gorazdova and E. Dernova

Limpness of Euro banknotes - An experimental study on mechanical wear of banknotes

M. E. Van der Woude, J. G. Van Dolderen and R. H. J. Peerlings

Conclusions and goodbye

17:30

Predicting the risk of failure of mechanically loaded thin fiber-networks – a stochastic multi-scale approach

A. Kulachenko and R. Mansour

17:45

Visit to RISE Bioeconomy

19:00

Welcome reception at RISE

Colloquium dinner

Restaurant Kaknästornet