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Mechanical damage is a common occurrence in the transportation of packaged articles. The causes of failures are generally inadequate protective cushioning, lack of ruggedness of the outer packing container, or occasional abnormal weakness of the packaged article. The first of these difficulties is the subject of this paper.
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