Abstract
This work aims to present a valuable and predictive model for the description of polymeric soft foams which are widely exploited as packaging, padding, or cushioning materials. Belonging to the class of cellular solids, polymeric foams and synthetic sponges can be regarded as permeable or impermeable fluid-saturated porous materials depending on whether their microstructure is open-celled or closed-celled. The pore space formed by the cellular polymer skeleton is filled with a pore fluid (e.g., liquid or gas) which can significantly affect the transient compressive and impact response making particularly air-filled foamed plastics a light-weight and shock-absorbing material par excellence.
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