Year 2025

• Experimental study of magnetorheological fluids under large periodic deformations

  Publication

  • W. Horak
  • B. Stępień
  • B. Sapiński

  - SMART MATERIALS & STRUCTURES - Year 2025

  Magnetorheological (MR) fluids are smart materials whose properties can be controlled by a magnetic field. They are used in a variety of applications with tailored operating parameters, facilitating broad and relatively straightforward implementation and control of the functional properties of these systems. The aim of the study was to determine the variation in shear stress of MR fluids under varying...

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Year 2024

• Impact analysis of surface roughness of the plate-plate measuring system on resistance torque in interaction with MR fluid

  Publication

  • B. Stępień
  • W. Horak

  - TRIBOLOGIA - Year 2024

  Magnetorheological (MR) fluids are complex suspensions of magnetic particles in a non-magnetic carrier fluid. They exhibit ‘smart’ properties that enable them to change their rheological parameters in response to a change in the external magnetic field applied. This behavior is used in some engineering solutions, e.g. MR clutches or brakes. For such systems to work correctly, the resistance torque achieved by contact with the...

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• Magnetization reversal process in flat and patterned exchange-biased CoO/[Co/Pd] thin films

  Publication

  • M. Perzanowski
  • J. Chojenka
  • A. Szkudlarek
  • M. Krupiński

  - ACTA MATERIALIA - Year 2024

  Nanostructured magnetic materials have gained great interest due to their possible technological applications in electronic and spintronic devices or in medicine as drug carriers. The key issue which decides on their potential industrial utilization is an exhibited type of a magnetization reversal process. Two main approaches used to describe the switching mechanism are the domain wall motion and coherent magnetization rotation,...

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Year 2023

• Oxygen Aspects in the High-Pressure and High-Temperature Sintering of Semiconductor Kesterite Cu2ZnSnS4 Nanopowders Prepared by a Mechanochemically-Assisted Synthesis Method

  Publication

  • M. Perzanowski
  • K. Lejda
  • J. F. Janik
  • S. Stelmakh
  • B. Pałosz

  - INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR SCIENCES - Year 2023

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Year 2021

• Status and trends of mercury pollution of the atmosphere and terrestrial ecosystems in Poland

  Publication

  • A. Jedruch
  • L. Falkowska
  • D. Saniewska
  • M. Durkalec
  • A. Nawrocka
  • E. Kalisińska
  • A. Kowalski
  • J. Pacyna

  - AMBIO - Year 2021

  The goal of this paper is to assess the current status and trends of total mercury (THg) contamination of the atmosphere and terrestrial ecosystems in Poland. The study shows that the reduced domestic and worldwide atmospheric emission of Hg resulted in decreased THg level in the terrestrial biotope and biosphere. Considering that Poland is one of the main Hg emitters in Europe, the THg concentrations in its abiotic environment...

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Year 2019

• The Comparison of the Web GIS Applications Relevant for 4D Models Sharing

  Publication

  • B. Hejmanowska
  • E. Głowienka
  • K. Michałowska
  • S. Mikrut
  • e. al.

  - Year 2019

  The paper presents results of the project: Cultural Heritage Through Time (CHT 2, http://cht2-project.eu) realized accomplished within the framework of the “Joint Programming Initiative in Cultural Heritage” JPI-CH (http://www.jpi-culturalheritage.eu) by an international consortium: Politecnico di Milano (IT), Newcastle University (UK), Salamanca University (ES), and Stanislaw Staszic Scientific Association SSSA (a non-profit...

Year 2017

• 4D Reconstruction and Visualisation of Krakow Fortress

  Publication

  • E. G. Głowienka
  • K. Michałowska
  • P. Opaliński
  • B. Hejmanowska
  • S. Mikrut
  • P. Kramarczyk
  • A. Struś

  - Year 2017

  The specific aim of the European project named "Cultural Heritage Through Time" (CHT2) and reported in this paper is to fully integrate the fourth dimension (4D) into Cultural Heritage studies for analysing structures and landscapes over time. Krakow-the Fortress City (Poland) is the one of four case studies of the CHT2, which are used for the time varying reconstruction, analysis, visualization, and preservation. The goal of...

• Remote Sensing Methods In the Study of the Impact of Long-Term Process of Sulphur Mining on Environmental Changes of the Carpathian Foreland

  Publication

  • K. Michałowska
  • B. H. Hejmanowska
  • E. G. Głowienka

  - Year 2017

  The paper presents research on the extent of impact of sulphur mining process and post-mining activities upon properties of selected elements of the environment, as well as the assessment of the influence of indirect effects resulting from many years' process of exploitation of sulphur deposits in the areas of the Carpathian Foreland (south-east Poland). Within the scope of research conducted, the assessment of the extent of...

• Use of LIDAR Data in the 3D/4D Analyses of the Krakow Fortress Objects

  Publication

  • E. Głowienka
  • K. Michałowska
  • P. Opaliński
  • B. Hejmanowska
  • S. Mikrut
  • P. Kramarczyk

  - Year 2017

  The article presents partial results of studies within the framework of the international project "Cultural Heritage Through Time" (CHT2). The subject of the study were forts of the Krakow Fortress, which had been built by the Austrians between 1849-1914 in order to provide defence against the Russians. Research works were aimed at identifying architectural changes occurring in different time periods in relation to selected...