Load Stability (Field-to-Lab): Defining and measuring transport dynamics
When: 6 February 2024, 11AM EDT/S | 4PM GMT
Cost: Free (Registration required)
Where: Virtual (GoToWebinar)
Transport vehicles accelerate, turn, and brake during normal operations.
And the relative severity of those dynamics can cause cargo and unit loads to shift and potentially collapse.
Those dynamic hazards generate forces that challenge the primary, secondary and tertiary packaging used to contain the packaged products.
To help design and validate the performance of stable loads, it’s important to first understand the real-world transport hazards, which then allows for representative simulation of those hazards in the supply chain.
Join us for this webinar to learn more about load stability.
What we’ll discuss:
Transport load stability hazards, what are they?
Methods of characterizing, measuring, and quantifying those unique hazards
Data recorders and other devices used in the process
Setup and installation considerations prior to performing any characterization
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