G. Mullineux

Publication List Details

Period

1978 - 2009

Number

106

Co-Authors

Carton erection using reconfigurable folder mechanisms (2009)

Doi, J. S., Medland, A. J., Mullineux, G.

Consideration of the motions involved in erecting a range of carton types shows that the individual motions are essentially simple. It is the combination of them that gives the complexity that is...

Role of simulation in predicting the effect of machine settings on process performance in the packaging industry (2007)

Sirkett, D. M., Hicks, B. J., Singh, B., Mullineux, G., Medland, A. J.

Recent European Union regulations on packaging waste have resulted in a trend towards light-weighting and greater use of recycled materials in the packaging of consumer goods. This has impacted...

Effects of processing on shear rate of yoghurt (2007)

Mullineux, G., Simmons, M. J. H.

Yoghurt is an example of thixotropic material. Its behaviour can be represented in terms of the relation between shear rate and time for a given shear stress. For yoghurt that has not undergone...

A constraint-based limits-modelling approach to investigate manufacturing-machine design capability (2007)

Matthews, J., Singh, B., Mullineux, G., Medland, T.

Manufacturers purchase processing machinery, tailor made to handle a specific, limited product range. However, during the life span of the machines, these products are likely to change. The...

Towards an integrated CADCAM process for the production of forming shoulders with exact geometry (2007)

Hicks, B., Mullineux, G., Matthews, J., Medland, T.

This paper considers the application of advanced CADCAM techniques for the production of the complex machine tooling used in packaging fast-moving consumer goods. In particular, the paper discusses...

Simulating the behaviour of folded cartons during complex packing operations (2006)

Sirkett, D. M., Hicks, B. J., Berry, Christopher, Mullineux, G., Medland, A. I.

The folding carton is a widely used packaging solution. Recent European Union packaging legislation has forced carton manufacturers to use lighter-weight grades of carton board. This typically...

Understanding machine-material interaction for improved design methods (2005)

McPherson, C. J., Hicks, B. J., Berry, C., Medland, A. J., Mullineux, G.

Market price demands and legislation are forcing fast-moving consumer goods manufacturers to use thinner and lighter weight packaging materials to convey their products to the consumer. In general...

The modeling of engineering systems for their computer-based embodiment with standard components (2005)

Hicks, B. J., Culley, S. J., Mullineux, G.

Engineering products and systems consist of varying numbers of components, connecting elements, and structures. The effective design and selection of these is essential for the commercial success of...

The design of food processing systems for improved responsiveness and late customisation (2005)

Fisher, C., Mullineux, G., Medland, A. J., Hicks, B.

in designing food manufacturing systems, it is important to have design models to help increase understanding and to predict the behaviour of proposed processes. However, understanding of the...

Modeling spatial displacements using Clifford algebra (2004)

Mullineux, G.

This paper looks at the use of a Clifford (or geometric) algebra for handling both rotations and translations in Euclidean space. The algebra is constructed over the real numbers using four basis...

An energy-based approach for modelling the behaviour of packaging material during processing (2004)

Hicks, B. J., Berry, Christopher, Mullineux, G., McPherson, C. J., Medland, A. J.

This paper deals with the investigation of improved methods for considering machine-material interaction during the design and production of packaging machinery. Minimum energy principles are used to...

A constraint-based approach for the optimum redesign of a packaging operation (2003)

Hicks, B. J., Medland, A. J., Mullineux, G.

The task of the design engineer is to configure a design such that a predetermined functional requirement is fulfilled, and that it is achieved within a given set Of performance criteria. As a design...

Energy method for modelling delamination buckling in geometrically constrained systems (2003)

Hicks, B. J., Mullineux, G., Berry, Christopher, McPherson, C. J., Medland, A. J.

Delamination buckling analysis of laminates is of considerable interest to the mechanical and materials engineering sectors, as well as having wider applications in geology and civil engineering....

Engineering a new wrist joint replacement prosthesis - a multidisciplinary approach (2002)

Leonard, L., Sirkett, D. M., Langdon, I. J., Mullineux, G., Tilley, D. G., Keogh, P. S., ...

The wrist joint is highly complex and there remain unresolved problems to be overcome in designing a successful wrist joint prosthesis. Consequently, the results of total wrist joint replacements...

A framework for the requirements of capturing, storing and reusing information and knowledge in engineering design (2002)

Hicks, B. J., Culley, S. J., Allen, R. D., Mullineux, G.

Data, information and knowledge are very important commodities for organisations, The effective utilisation of these 'commodities' is increasingly the only way for organisations to achieve and...

A constraint-based approach to the modelling and analysis of packaging machinery (2001)

Hicks, B. J., Medland, A. J., Mullineux, G.

To enable packaging machinery manufacturers to compete at all international level, it is necessary to introduce them to more advanced design methods and technologies. For years, the evolution of...

Approximating Shapes using Parameterized Curves (1982)

MULLINEUX, G.

Often in computer-aided engineering the problem arises of finding mathematically simple approximations to given curve shapes. This can be done using parameterized curves and for ease of computation...