Michal Kubrak

assistant professor

University of Warsaw

Poland

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Dr. Michal Kubrak is an assistant professor at Warsaw University of Technology in Poland. His research focuses on fluid dynamics, particularly concerning water hammer phenomena, valve behavior, and transient flow of slurries. Recent articles by Dr. Kubrak explore experimental analyses and modeling techniques related to hydraulic systems and water control mechanisms.

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Paweł Popielski

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Kamil Urbanowicz

Associate Profesor

West Pomeranian University of Technology

POLAND

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Jaromir Riha

Brno University of Technology

CZECH REPUBLIC

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Lech Knap

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Apoloniusz Kodura

assitant professor

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Agnieszka Malesińska

Scientist/Lecturer

University of Warsaw

POLAND

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Adam Kiczko

Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW

POLAND

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Janusz Kubrak

Warsaw University of Life Sciences - SGGW

POLAND

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Articles (15)

Experimental analysis of changes in the behavior of a trapped air pocket in a blind section of a rapidly filling water pipe

Modeling of Closing Functions for Gate Valves Fitted with V-Ports

Water hammer mitigation by internal rubber hose

A study of valve-induced water hammer in a woven-jacket fire hose

Water Hammer Simulation Using Simplified Convolution-Based Unsteady Friction Model

Water Hammer in Steel–Plastic Pipes Connected in Series

Simplified Numerical Model for Transient Flow of Slurries at Low Concentration

A Case Study of Open- and Closed-Loop Control of Hydrostatic Transmission with Proportional Valve Start-Up Process

The application of a minimum specific energy concept for a fish ladder design

Water Hammer Control Using Additional Branched HDPE Pipe

Modeling Transient Pipe Flow in Plastic Pipes with Modified Discrete Bubble Cavitation Model

Hydraulic Transients in Viscoelastic Pipeline System with Sudden Cross-Section Changes

Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Water Hammer Phenomenon in Pipeline with Fiber Optic Cable

Flow Measurements Using a Sluice Gate; Analysis of Applicability

Water Hammer Phenomenon in Pipeline with Inserted Flexible Tube

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Paweł Popielski

Kamil Urbanowicz

Jaromir Riha

Lech Knap

Apoloniusz Kodura

Agnieszka Malesińska

Adam Kiczko

Janusz Kubrak

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Michal Kubrak

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Articles (15)

Experimental analysis of changes in the behavior of a trapped air pocket in a blind section of a rapidly filling water pipe

Modeling of Closing Functions for Gate Valves Fitted with V-Ports

Water hammer mitigation by internal rubber hose

A study of valve-induced water hammer in a woven-jacket fire hose

Water Hammer Simulation Using Simplified Convolution-Based Unsteady Friction Model

Water Hammer in Steel–Plastic Pipes Connected in Series

Simplified Numerical Model for Transient Flow of Slurries at Low Concentration

A Case Study of Open- and Closed-Loop Control of Hydrostatic Transmission with Proportional Valve Start-Up Process

The application of a minimum specific energy concept for a fish ladder design

Water Hammer Control Using Additional Branched HDPE Pipe

Modeling Transient Pipe Flow in Plastic Pipes with Modified Discrete Bubble Cavitation Model

Hydraulic Transients in Viscoelastic Pipeline System with Sudden Cross-Section Changes

Experimental and Numerical Analysis of Water Hammer Phenomenon in Pipeline with Fiber Optic Cable

Flow Measurements Using a Sluice Gate; Analysis of Applicability

Water Hammer Phenomenon in Pipeline with Inserted Flexible Tube

Collaborators (8)

Paweł Popielski

Kamil Urbanowicz

Jaromi­r Riha

Lech Knap

Apoloniusz Kodura

Agnieszka Malesińska

Adam Kiczko

Janusz Kubrak

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Jaromir Riha