Zlatan Kapidzic

Adjunct Lecturer

Linköping University

Sweden

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Zlatan Kapidzic is an Adjunct Lecturer at Linköping University, Sweden. His research primarily focuses on fatigue life prediction, damage modeling, and mechanical characterization in composite and aluminum structures. Recent articles by Dr. Kapidzic include topics such as the fatigue life assessment of Ti-6Al-4V materials and the evaluation of hybrid CFRP-aluminum wing boxes under elevated temperatures.

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Stefan Lindstrom

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Mid Sweden University

SWEDEN

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Jinghao Xu

Linköping University

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Mikael Segersäll

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Linköping University

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Daniel Leidermark

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Johan Moverare

University West

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Articles (11)

Equivalent initial damage sizes for PBF-LB Ti-6Al-4V notched geometries

Fatigue life prediction for PBF-LB Ti6A14V with as-built surface under nonproportional loads using an incremental fatigue damage model

Finite element modeling of quasi-static failure of aluminum joints with titanium bolts and liquid shim

Service-life assessment of aircraft integral structures based on incremental fatigue damage modeling

Integrated digital image correlation for mechanical characterization of carbon fiber-reinforced polymer plates

Modelling and experimental parameter identification for fasteners in composite–aluminium bolted structures

Fatigue and failure testing of a hybrid CFRP-aluminum wing box at elevated temperature

Incremental fatigue damage modeling of 7050-T7 aluminum alloy at stress-raisers

Identification of bearing failure in composite-aluminium bolted joints using digital image correlation

Bolt fatigue in CFRP joints

Comparison of fatigue life and flexibility between aluminum-composite and aluminum–aluminum bolted joints

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Stefan Lindstrom

Jinghao Xu

Mikael Segersäll

Daniel Leidermark

Johan Moverare

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