Abstract
An experimental analysis was undertaken to establish the failure strengths in tension and compression along the strong direction (machine direction) and the weak transverse plane of isotropy (cross direction) for a typical paperboard. The principal strengths of the material along the strong machine direction and on the transverse plane which may be assumed to be approximately isotropic allowed the possibility of forming the elliptic paraboloid failure locus corresponding to this type of material. It was shown that papers in general are tension strong materials having the infinite part of their parabo loid failure surface turned toward the tension-tension-tension octant in the principal stress space.
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