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Project: Fitness For Service – Metallic Structures

This project's main aim is to increase the general understanding of how the commercial operational life time of a metallic structure can be affected, by the use of optimised controlled manufacturing engineering processes.

Project information

Project manager
Per Lindström
Other project members
Lars Håkansson, Martin Kroon, Andreas Linderholt
Timetable
1 May 2017-30 Dec 2022
Subject
Mechanical Engineering (Applied Mechanics) (Department of Mechanical Engineering + Kalmar Maritime Academy, Faculty of Technology)

More about the project

The project's main aim is to increase the general understanding of how the commercial operational life time of a metallic structure can be affected, by the use of optimised controlled manufacturing engineering processes such as material specifications, forming, joint bevelling, joining and machining in combination with the structures actual operative thermal and mechanical boundary condition.

This will provide unique novel approximation opportunities of the operational lifetime of complex metallic structures. All in all for the sake of increasing the project's industrial partners' commercial competiveness.

The project is part of the research in the Welding Mechanics Laboratory (WML) research group.

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