Functional description of fiber orientation in paperboard based on orientation tensors resulting from μ-CT scans
Greta Kloppenburg,
Xiangfeng Li,
Albrecht Dinkelmann
et al.
Abstract:Modern $$\upmu$$
μ
-CT scans offer non-destructive three-dimensional microstructure analysis of various materials. Despite small density contrasts, this technology also accurately captures the complex network structure of paper and paperboard. It provides detailed insight into the fiber orientation distribution in paper, which was previously unattainable with existing measurement methods. The image analysis results are applicable for numerical fiber network models, and simulations… Show more
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