Pringles Package

Katie Iourio and Anish Tailor

CALCULATIONS

Testing

• With no variables such as wind and weather, the chip within its casing can withstand any drop height. Due to its flat structures, the case floats down.

• There can be a maximum of 33 lb. of force directed upon the top or bottom of the casing. Due to the case’s internal absorption

• On either side of the case, there can be a maximum of 20 lb. applied before rupture.

• After being placed in a cold environment, in this case a freezer measuring a temperature of 0 degrees Fahrenheit, for three hours, the casing still holds up its own structure with the chip inside.

• After being placed in a warm environment, in this case an aluminum foil bowl in the sun measuring a temperature of 63 degrees Fahrenheit, for three hours, the casing still holds up its structure with the chip inside.

• The chip within the case also held up after five minutes of two people throwing the case to each other.

Testing

Testing

The Opening!

Calculations

• L x D x H = Total space within the package (volume)

• 6.5 x 5.875 x 1.75 = 66.828125 in^3 • There are two plates that are 6.5 in. by 5.875 in.

by 0.875 in.• The area of the top of both plates is 38.1875 in^2 • The depth of the hole inside the package is 0.625

in. deep• The length of the hole inside the package is 2.75

in. • The holes are on each inner-panels of the

package.