Andrzej Klepka

assistant professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

Poland

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Dr. Andrzej Klepka is an assistant professor at AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. His research areas include damage detection and localization in structures, nonlinear vibrations, and the characterization of local defect resonances. Dr. Klepka has contributed significantly to the field through his recent articles on hysteretic models, modulation transfer techniques, and the implications of Industry 4.0 on employee competencies.

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AGH University of Science and Technology

POLAND

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Articles (12)

Qualitative approach to compare hysteretic models via restoring force surfaces

A hybrid approach for damage detection and localisation using modulation transfer and vibroacoustic modulation

Experimental investigation of modulation transfer technique for damage detection of structures

Experimental investigation of modulation types in modulation transfer tests

An approach to the automated characterization of out-of-plane and in-plane local defect resonances

Analysis of Employees’ Competencies in the Context of Industry 4.0

Nonlinear forced vibrations of plates with oscillating inclusions

Prediction of higher-order harmonics generation due to contact stiffness hysteresis using Harmonic Balance: theory and experimental validation

Experimental investigation of modulation effects for contact-type interfaces in vibro-acoustic modulation tests

Experimental study of thermo-acoustic wave modulation in a cracked plate

Nonlinear resonant vibrations of a rod made of material with oscillating inclusions

Identification of the stick and slip motion between contact surfaces using artificial neural networks

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Edyta Brzychczy

Lukasz Pieczonka

Kajetan Dziedziech

Rafal Radecki

Barbara Kowal

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