The use of uncertainty analysis for the design of container closures

Alaster Yoxall · Joe Langley · R. Janson · Jenny Wearn · G. Manson

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Consumer Packaging Perceptions and Trends Material Properties and Processing Ergonomics and Human Factors

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Abstract Understanding how easy packaging is to open is becoming a major area of interest for the packaging industry. Designing packaging to meet the direct needs of the consumer has been termed ‘inclusive design’. However, there are differing parameters that may affect the ease of opening a product. This paper outlines how the use of uncertainty analysis coupled with ‘inclusive design’ techniques can help manufacturers understand which parameters are important for product ‘openability’. Copyright © 2006 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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2006Openability: producing design limits for consumer packaging 2005‘Inclusive’ design for containers: improving openability

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