2002
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-14282002000200005
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Avaliação do Efeito do Transporte no Desempenho de Embalagem Tipo Stand-up Pouch para Produtos Líquidos

Abstract: Este estudo foi desenvolvido com o objetivo de estimar o efeito do transporte rodoviário no desempenho de embalagem do tipo stand-up pouch tendo folha de alumínio (8µm) na estrutura, para o acondicionamento de produtos líquidos. O stand-up pouch foi submetido ao ensaio de simulação de transporte seguindo os padrões adotados na norma ASTM D4728-95, durante 4 horas. A intensidade da vibração randômica e o tempo de ensaio representam uma distância percorrida de aproximadamente 2000km. Como ocorreu falha na estrut… Show more

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“…According to ISO 2631 (1997) and Brito (2011) standard, the effects of exposure to vibration causes a complex distribution of forces and movements within the body, which are responsible for yielding deformations and dynamic instability situations. In packaging, the vibrations cause failures and breakdowns in the structure aluminum layers (Coltro et al 2002). Fruits and vegetables are also easily affected by this agent, since the majority of kneading, cuts and cracks that compromise their quality, appearance and shelf life (Gomes 2006;Brito 2011;Zhou et al 2007).…”
Section: How To Measure the Effects Of Vibration In Field And Laboratorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to ISO 2631 (1997) and Brito (2011) standard, the effects of exposure to vibration causes a complex distribution of forces and movements within the body, which are responsible for yielding deformations and dynamic instability situations. In packaging, the vibrations cause failures and breakdowns in the structure aluminum layers (Coltro et al 2002). Fruits and vegetables are also easily affected by this agent, since the majority of kneading, cuts and cracks that compromise their quality, appearance and shelf life (Gomes 2006;Brito 2011;Zhou et al 2007).…”
Section: How To Measure the Effects Of Vibration In Field And Laboratorymentioning
confidence: 99%