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Item Information   Holdings       More by this author     Osborn, Christopher L.     Subjects     Tribology     Abrasion resistance.     Polymers -- Mechanical properties     Vibration     MSE Project.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Osborn, Christopher L.       by title:      Abrasion test method...         MARC Display

Abrasion test method for thin thermoplastic films / Christopher L. Osborn. by Osborn, Christopher L. Subjects Tribology   Abrasion resistance.   Polymers -- Mechanical properties   Vibration   MSE Project. Description:  139 leaves : ill ; 29 cm. Contents:  Advisor: Dennis Tronka. Committee members: Dr. Joseph Musto, Angela King. Introduction -- Background -- Review of literature -- Current test methods and devices -- Mechanical design overview -- Electrical design overview -- Materials used in study -- Testing analysis I - Comparison by film type and caliper -- Testing analysis II - Gage r&r testing -- Study conclusions -- Summary -- References -- Bibliography -- Appendix A: Photos of other abrasion testing devices B: Copyrighted material permission C: Work instruction for abrasion testing device D: Cam design information E: Raw data tip A F: Gage R&R data tip C G: Technical data sheets of test samples H: Fabricated part drawings I: Bill of materials. Engineered thermoplastic packaging films perform a dual role in pharmaceutical and medical device packaging: protect the product during distribution and maintain the sterility of the packaged product. As cost constraints force engineers to design packaging films at thinner gauges and lighter basis weights, these lighter films often become more susceptible to abrasion-induced failures. Vibration experienced during distribution can result in the packaged product abrading through the cross-section of the film; thus, sterility is compromised. Presently there are no widely accepted test methods for either healthcare companies or film manufacturers to compare the abrasion resistance of different types of packaging films. The development of a suitable abrasion test method would allow for engineers to better understandand predict the variables that influence abrasion-induced failure.   Copy/Holding information Location Collection Call No. Status   Walter Schroeder Library Master's Theses AC805 .O83 2005 Available Add Copy to MyList Format: HTMLPlain textDelimited Subject:   Email to:

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