Maciej Marek

Associate Professor

Częstochowa University of Technology

Poland

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Maciej Marek is an Associate Professor at Częstochowa University of Technology in Poland. His research areas include the optimization of random packed beds, computational fluid dynamics, and methodologies for enhancing particle orientation in various configurations. Recent publications highlight his work on reducing wall effects in packed beds and developing hardware accelerators for fluid dynamics simulations.

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Witold Elsner

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Częstochowa University of Technology

POLAND

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Reducing wall effect in random packed beds of spheres through corrugation of the container’s wall

Increasing Residence Time in Random Packed Beds of Spheres with a Helical Flow Deflector

Double-precision hardware accelerator for incompressible Navier–Stokes equations solver based on discontinuous Galerkin method

Experimental and numerical study on the orientation distribution of cylindrical particles in random packed beds

Numerical study of cylindrical particles' orientation in narrow packed beds

Statistical variation of characteristics of random packed beds of Raschig rings: The influence of the sample size

Power Plant Optimisation—Effective Use of the Nelder-Mead Approach

Power plant optimisation-effective use of the nelder-mead approach

A new experimental approach to examination of orientation distribution of cylindrical particles in random packed beds

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Witold Elsner

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