Stefano Beretta

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Politecnico di Torino

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Stefano Beretta is a Full Professor at Politecnico di Milano, Italy. His research focuses on fatigue assessment and non-destructive testing methods relevant to materials used in additive manufacturing. Recent publications include studies on fatigue critical flaw sizes, defect detection in additive processes, and the mechanical properties of materials like AlSi10Mg and Ti6Al4V. He actively contributes to advancing knowledge in probabilistic fatigue assessment and material integrity in engineering applications.

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Politecnico di Torino

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Comparison of methods for the determination of fatigue critical flaw size and implementation for probabilistic fatigue assessment

Comparison of Fatigue Life and Strength Models for Defective Materials: Application to Scalmalloy in Different Surface Conditions

Transferability of anomaly data to fatigue properties of PBF-LB AlSi10Mg parts with different volumes

Fatigue of Ti6Al4V manufactured by PBF-LB: A comparison of failure mechanisms between net-shape and electro-chemically milled surface conditions

Non-destructive detection of critical defects in additive manufacturing

Measurements and prediction of extreme defect distributions for fatigue assessment in multi-pass weld of 13%Cr–4%Ni alloy for hydraulic turbines

Fatigue strength estimation of net-shape L-PBF Co–Cr–Mo alloy via non-destructive surface measurements

Anomaly detection by X-ray tomography and probabilistic fatigue assessment of aluminum brackets manufactured by PBF-LB

Static assessment of flawed notched components manufactured by L-PBF in AlSi10Mg: Experiments, computational approaches, a simplified method

A comparison of fatigue analysis methods for L-PBF net-shape surfaces in Ti6Al4V parts

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