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Method for testing and evaluating attrition degree of packing film for cigarette

An evaluation method and packaging film technology, applied in the direction of optical testing flaws/defects, etc., can solve the problems of large influence of human factors, slow research progress, and large influence of human factors on test results, and achieve the effect of easy promotion and simple operation.

Active Publication Date: 2010-09-08
ZHENGZHOU TOBACCO RES INST OF CNTC
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Research on the wear resistance of cigarette packaging films by domestic enterprises is in the exploratory stage, and the research progress is slow, mainly because of the lack of a scientific research method. Equipment, a method for measuring the wear resistance of BOPP film for cigarettes. This method examines the wear performance of the film by studying the change of film haze before and after wear with an ink abrasion meter, but this method has certain limitations. This method First, manually select the wear area, and then conduct a haze test on the area. The test results are greatly affected by human factors. In addition, for the film with serious wear, the data of the haze method test is not accurate
There are also some film manufacturers to directly measure the wear degree of the film by manually observing the worn BOPP film. This method is greatly affected by human factors.

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Embodiment 1

[0034] 1. Cut a piece of BOPP film for cigarettes into a size of 20cm*30cm, and use an ink rubbing instrument to grind the surface of the film;

[0035] 2. Paste the scratched sample on a smooth polymer material base plate, use ink to dye the surface of the film, use lens cleaning paper to gently wipe off the ink on the film surface, and control the strength when wiping to ensure the scratched area be dyed;

[0036] 3. Use a digital camera to photograph the dyed sample obtained in step 2 to obtain a photo;

[0037] 4. Use image processing software to adjust the color and contrast of the photo obtained in step 3, highlighting the color of the polished area after dyeing;

[0038] 5. Use image analysis software to perform area calculation on the image processed in step 4 to obtain the area of ​​the grinding area;

[0039] 6. Divide the abrasion area area obtained in step 5 by the total area of ​​the test sample to obtain the abrasion area ratio of the sample, and use the abrasi...

Embodiment 2

[0041] 1. Cut a piece of BOPP film for cigarettes into a size of 20cm*30cm, and use a film friction meter to grind the surface of the film;

[0042] 2. Paste the polished sample on a smooth ceramic base plate, use colored pigments to dye the surface of the film, use a soft cloth to gently wipe off the remaining colored pigments on the surface of the film, and control the strength when wiping to ensure grinding the area is stained;

[0043] 3. Use a scanner to scan the dyed sample obtained in step 2 to obtain a photo;

[0044] 4. Use image processing software to adjust the color and contrast of the photo obtained in step 3, highlighting the color of the polished area after dyeing;

[0045] 5. Use image analysis software to perform area calculation on the image processed in step 4 to obtain the area of ​​the grinding area;

[0046] 6. Divide the abrasion area area obtained in step 5 by the total area of ​​the test sample to obtain the abrasion area ratio of the sample, and use...

Embodiment 3

[0048] 1. Gently remove the abrasive film from a small cigarette box, cut the film according to the size of the label paper on the front of the small box, and prepare a sample;

[0049] 2. Paste the sample on a smooth metal floor, use pigments to dye the surface of the film, use a cotton ball to gently wipe off the excess pigment on the surface of the film, and control the strength when wiping to ensure that the scratched area is dyed;

[0050] 3. Use a digital video camera to photograph the dyed sample obtained in step 2 to obtain a photo;

[0051] 4. Use image processing software to adjust the color and contrast of the photo obtained in step 3, highlighting the color of the polished area after dyeing;

[0052] 5. Use image analysis software to perform area calculation on the image processed in step 4 to obtain the area of ​​the grinding area;

[0053]6. Divide the abrasion area area obtained in step 5 by the total area of ​​the test sample to obtain the abrasion area ratio ...

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Abstract

A test and evaluation method for the wear degree of tobacco packaging film is characterized in that the worn area of the film is quantitatively measured through chromating, imaging, image analysis processes upon the worn film to determine the the wear degree of the film. Compared with the current technology, the invention has the advantages as follows: 1, the chromating process proposed by the invention enables the scratches on the surface of the film to be intuitively seen, which is applicable for the quantitive evaluation of the wear degree; 2 the worn area is measurement which is realized by the means of image processing and image analysis software can realize quantitive analysis of wear degree, which is more precise and approximate to the quantitive analysis in comparison with the method for evaluating wear degree by the means of haze difference; 3 the method of the invention has simple operation and easy popularization.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the evaluation technology of the abrasion degree of plastic film for packaging, and in particular relates to a method for testing and evaluating the abrasion degree of packaging film for cigarettes. Background technique [0002] Cigarette packaging film is the outermost packaging material for wrapping a piece or a pack of cigarettes. On cigarette packaging, the cigarette film is required to have high gloss, low haze and other specific functions, which can better maintain the original good quality of cigarettes. Quality, maximize the display of the exquisite patterns of cigarette trademarks to consumers, and convey a high-quality and beautiful visual effect to consumers. However, during the packaging and circulation process, the original good optical properties (gloss and light transmittance) of cigarette packaging films are reduced due to wear and tear on conveyor belts, boxes and other objects. Therefore, how to maintain the ...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): G01N21/91
Inventor 董浩周明珠周德成荆熠李晓辉邢军刘锋
Owner ZHENGZHOU TOBACCO RES INST OF CNTC
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