Pedro Rodrigues da Costa

Assistante Professor

Universidade Atlântica

Portugal

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Pedro Rodrigues da Costa is an Assistant Professor at Universidade Atlântica in Portugal. His research primarily focuses on fatigue behavior of materials, including investigations into very high cycle fatigue and ultrasonic testing methodologies. Recent articles authored by Professor da Costa explore topics such as the fatigue strength of additively manufactured metal materials and the analysis of crack paths in ultrasonic fatigue testing.

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Manuel Freitas

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Universidade Atlântica

PORTUGAL

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Manuel Fonte

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PORTUGAL

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Luis Reis

Universidade de Aveiro

PORTUGAL

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Articles (12)

Review on the Fatigue Strength of Additively Manufactured Metal Materials Under the Very High Cycle Fatigue

Investigation of a premature failure axle from a road-rail truck under rotary bending fatigue

Dissipative energy as a fatigue parameter of additively manufactured AlSi10Mg samples

S–N curves established from limiting energy in the case of specimens additively manufactured from AlSi10Mg

A new method for ultrasonic fatigue component frequency modulation: From ultrasonic horn to uniaxial and multiaxial specimens

Very high cycle fatigue under tension/torsion loading of mold low alloy steel

Very High Cycle Fatigue and Ultrasonic Testing in Multiaxial Loading

Very High Cycle Fatigue and Ultrasonic Testing in Multiaxial Loading

Crack path and fracture surface analysis of ultrasonic fatigue testing under multiaxial loadings

Improving the understanding of how biaxiality ratios correlate on cruciform fatigue test specimens for VHCF ultrasonic fatigue testing

Ultrasonic fatigue testing in as-built and polished Ti6Al4V alloy manufactured by SLM

Ultrasonic fatigue testing under multiaxial loading on a railway steel

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Manuel Freitas

Manuel Fonte

Luis Reis

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