Anyone have any data on the stiffness of the paper used in a typical paper cone?
In particular the beam stiffness?
This data must exist somewhere for FEA analysis on cones but I haven't seen it.
Obviously varies with the paper thickness but also with the pulp treatment, whether it's pressed and so on.
I would like to find at least a ballpark number before I order some materials for an experiment.
American manufacturers (of course) use a non rational unit, the "Taber", why do they make life awkward?
David
In particular the beam stiffness?
This data must exist somewhere for FEA analysis on cones but I haven't seen it.
Obviously varies with the paper thickness but also with the pulp treatment, whether it's pressed and so on.
I would like to find at least a ballpark number before I order some materials for an experiment.
American manufacturers (of course) use a non rational unit, the "Taber", why do they make life awkward?
David
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