Master thesis: FE-model of perforations in corrugated board
Construction, Engineering & Trades · Civil & Industrial Engineering · Mechanical Engineering
In short
Responsibilities
- Develop a finite element (FE) model of perforations in corrugated board packaging.
- Simulate the tearing process that occurs during opening.
- Conduct literature study on modelling of damage, fracture, and tearing.
- Perform experimental testing of perforation opening and tearing behaviour.
- Calibrate and validate the FE model against experimental results.
- Analyze model performance and provide recommendations for perforation design.
- Write a final report summarizing the methodology and key findings.
Requirements
- Master student within solid mechanics, lightweight structures, or equivalent.
- Strong background in numerical analysis, modelling, and simulation.
- Experience with commercial FE software is essential.
Desired Qualifications
- Research activities in close collaboration with industry.
- Work closely with researchers from both RISE and DS Smith.
- Support in project start-up and development of numerical and experimental methods.
Benefits
- Thesis carried out at RISE in Kista.
- 30 ECTS credits.
- Stipend awarded for approved work.
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Experience Level
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Locations
Kista, Sweden
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