In this work, the behaviour of fluid-filled plastic containers under base drop impact is investigated using a combined experimental/numerical approach. In addition, theoretical predictions from two approaches, waterhammer theory and a mass-spring model, are also given. Experimental tests are conducted using a specially designed rig for testing plastic containers (bottles). Tested containers are fully instrumented with pressure transducers and strain gauges. The experiments are simulated using a two-system fluid-structure interaction procedure based on the Finite Volume Method. Good agreement is found between measured and predicted pressure and strain histories. Results obtained are in favour of waterhammer theory.
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%A Ivankovic, A.
%D 2009
%J International Journal of Impact Engineering
%K 76b07-free-surface-potential-flows 74b05-classical-linear-elasticity 74h10-deformable-solids-dynamical-problems-analytic-approximation
%N 4
%P 621--631
%R 10.1016/j.ijimpeng.2008.08.007
%T Investigating the behaviour of fluid-filled polyethylene containers under base drop impact: A combined experimental/numerical approach
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijimpeng.2008.08.007
%V 36
%X In this work, the behaviour of fluid-filled plastic containers under base drop impact is investigated using a combined experimental/numerical approach. In addition, theoretical predictions from two approaches, waterhammer theory and a mass-spring model, are also given. Experimental tests are conducted using a specially designed rig for testing plastic containers (bottles). Tested containers are fully instrumented with pressure transducers and strain gauges. The experiments are simulated using a two-system fluid-structure interaction procedure based on the Finite Volume Method. Good agreement is found between measured and predicted pressure and strain histories. Results obtained are in favour of waterhammer theory.
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title = {{Investigating the behaviour of fluid-filled polyethylene containers under base drop impact: A combined experimental/numerical approach}},
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