Krzysztof Polański

Assistant Professor

AGH University of Science and Technology

Poland

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Dr. Krzysztof Polański is an Assistant Professor at AGH University of Science and Technology in Poland. His research primarily focuses on underground hybrid hydrogen storage, large-scale storage solutions for surplus renewable energy through compressed air energy storage (CAES), and the mechanical properties of geological formations relevant to carbon sequestration. His recent publications explore the implications of salt precipitation in sandstone reservoirs and the mechanical behavior of salts used in the storage of hydrogen.

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Barbara Uliasz-Misiak

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AGH University of Science and Technology

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Stanislaw Nagy

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AGH University of Science and Technology

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Leszek Lankof

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Kazimierz Urbańczyk

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Potential of underground hybrid hydrogen storage

Potential for 50\% mechanical strength decline in sandstone reservoirs due to salt precipitation and $CO_{2}$–brine interactions during carbon sequestration

CAES as a Way for Large-Scale Storage of Surplus Energy in Poland from Renewable Energy Sources

CAES as a Way for Large-Scale Storage of Surplus Energy in Poland from Renewable Energy Sources

Potential for 50% Mechanical Strength Decline in Sandstone Reservoirs Due to Salt Precipitation and CO<sub>2</sub>-Brine Interactions During Carbon Sequestration

Potential for underground storage of liquid fuels in bedded rock salt formations in Poland

Potential for Underground Storage of Liquid Fuels in Bedded Rock Salt Formations in Poland

Determination of mechanical parameters of salts in the cyclic load processes corresponding to the operation the storage cavern for hydrogen

Determination of mechanical parameters of salts in the cyclic load processes corresponding to the operation a storage cavern for hydrogen

Influence of the variability of compressed air temperature on selected parameters of the deformation-stress state of the rock mass around a CAES salt cavern

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Barbara Uliasz-Misiak

Stanislaw Nagy

Leszek Lankof

Kazimierz Urbańczyk

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