Ladislav SOCHA

Associate Professor

Institute of Technology and Business

Czech Republic

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Dr. Ladislav Socha is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Technology and Business in the Czech Republic. His research areas include multiphase flow simulation in metallurgical processes, quality analysis of additive manufacturing, and the efficiency of foundry technology. With numerous publications, Dr. Socha contributes significantly to advancements in metallurgical technologies and the quality assessment of castings.

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Tomasz Merder

prof. PŚ

Politechnika Slaska

POLAND

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Rudolf Kampf

Institute of Technology and Business

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Mariola Saternus

professor

Silesian University of Technology

POLAND

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Karel Gryc

Associate Professor

Vysoká škola technická a ekonomická v Českých Budějovicích

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Ladislav SOCHA

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Articles (12)

Numerical Simulation of Multiphase Flow in a Physical Model of a Foundry Degassing Unit

Quality Analysis of Mould Insert Produced by Additive Technology

Advanced Processes in Metallurgical Technologies

Comparison of Degassing Efficiency on a Foundry Degassing Unit Using Different Rotor Types

Preparation of Rotor Geometry for Setting up Numerical Model of Flow in Refining Ladle

Quality Assessment of Aluminium Castings Using Computed Tomography

Statement of Peer Review

Preface of the 31st International Scientific Conference on Modern Metallurgy—Iron and Steelmaking 2024

Modern Trends in Foundry

Impact of Rotor Design on Its Wear and Work Efficiency of the Aluminum Refining Process

Using Physical Modeling to Optimize the Aluminium Refining Process

Aluminum Melt Degassing Process Evaluation Depending on the Design and the Degree of the FDU Unit Graphite Rotor Wear

Collaborators (4)

Tomasz Merder

Rudolf Kampf

Mariola Saternus

Karel Gryc

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