Marta Radmila Trninić

Dr. Marta Radmila Trninić


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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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2 March 2025 in Materials
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MDMirko Dinulovic
Mirko Dinulovic
MPMato Perić
Mato Perić
DSDragi Stamenkovic
Dragi Stamenkovic
ABAleksandar Čedomir Bengin
Aleksandar Čedomir Bengin
AVAdžić Vuk
Adžić Vuk
MTMarta Radmila Trninić
Marta Radmila Trninić
This research investigates the aeroelastic stability of tapered polylactic acid (PLA) plates produced through fused deposition modeling (FDM) under low-Mach-number airflow conditions. While the static properties of 3D-printed structural components for drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) have been thoroughly explored, their dynamic behavior, especially flutter, has been less studied. This study applies a binary flutter model to thin PLA plates, and the analytically predicted flutter speeds are compared with experimental data from wind-tunnel tests. The strong agreement between theoretical predictions and experimental results confirms the validity of the proposed dynamic aeroelastic analysis approach. This methodology provides valuable insights into designing aerodynamic lifting and stabilizing surfaces for UAS applications.

21 August 2025 in Mathematics
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MDMirko Dinulovic
Mirko Dinulovic
MPMato Perić
Mato Perić
Dragi StamenkovićDragi Stamenković
Dragi Stamenković
MTMarta Radmila Trninić
Marta Radmila Trninić
JBJovan Bengin
Jovan Bengin
This study presents a novel analytical–numerical framework for investigating the torsional divergence of composite sandwich structures composed of carbon fiber-reinforced skins and an AIREX foam core. A divergence differential equation is derived and modified to accommodate the anisotropic behavior of composite materials through an equivalent shear modulus, extending classical formulations originally developed for isotropic structures. The resulting equation is solved using the Galerkin method, yielding structural section rotations as a continuous function along the wing span. These torsional modes are then applied as boundary inputs in a high-fidelity finite element model of the composite fin to determine stress distributions across the structure. The method enables evaluation of not only in-plane (membrane) stresses, but also out-of-plane responses such as interlaminar stresses and local core-skin interactions critical for assessing failure modes in sandwich composites. This integrated workflow links analytical aeroelastic modeling with detailed structural analysis, offering valuable insights into the interplay between global torsional stability and local stress behavior in laminated composite systems.

1 October 2025
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DKD. Kožović
D. Kožović
MTMarta Radmila Trninić
Marta Radmila Trninić
MDMirko Dinulovic
Mirko Dinulovic
DĐD. Đurđević
D. Đurđević

23 November 2023
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MDMirko Dinulovic
Mirko Dinulovic
AGAleksandar Grbovic
Aleksandar Grbovic
HAHamad Alarafati
Hamad Alarafati
MTMarta Radmila Trninić
Marta Radmila Trninić