Wojciech Węgrzyński

Head of Smoke Control, Detection and Fire Automation Division

Instytut Techniki Budowlanej

Poland

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Wojciech Węgrzyński is the Head of the Smoke Control, Detection and Fire Automation Division at the Instytut Techniki Budowlanej in Poland. His research areas include the fire resistance of 3D-printed concrete, firebrand accumulation in wildfires, and smoke hazards in smart building fire sensor networks. He has published recent articles focusing on fire dynamics, car park safety design, and the impact of environmental factors on fire behavior.

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Grzegorz Kimbar

adjunct professor

Instytut Techniki Budowlanej

POLAND

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Małgorzata Król

Silesian University of Technology

POLAND

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Adam GLEMA

Poznan University of Technology

POLAND

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Piotr Turkowski

Head of Fire Resistance and Fire Protection Systems of Structural Elements Division

Instytut Techniki Budowlanej

POLAND

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Alexis Cantizano

Universidad Pontificia Comillas

SPAIN

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Wojciech Szymkuc

Poznan University of Technology

POLAND

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Paulina Jamińska-Gadomska

Lublin University of Technology

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Articles (15)

Elevated temperature response and fire resistance considerations of 3D-printed concrete: small- to medium-scale wall experiments

Exploratory Simulations on the Effectiveness of Sand Protection Strategies Against Firebrand Accumulation in Wildfires

Predicting smoke hazards and burning fuel via smart building fire sensor network and dual-agent deep learning

Systematic Literature Review on Passenger Car Fire Experiments for Car Park Safety Design

Fire and smoke transport dynamics in a dead-end tunnel under heavy rainfall

Operational uptime and other measures of performance of an open car park in fire

Full-scale experimental, numerical, and theoretical research on the spatio-temporal evolution of the flow structure in longitudinal and semi-transversal ventilated tunnels

An exploratory investigation into moisture content and wind impact on the fire behaviour of modular living walls

Fire smoke dispersion inside and outside of a warehouse building in moderate and strong wind conditions

Wind driven natural flow through the different types of openings on the façade - An experimental investigation

A Study on the Reliability of Modeling of Thermocouple Response and Sprinkler Activation during Compartment Fires

A coupled hybrid numerical study of tunnel longitudinal ventilation under fire conditions

Comparison of a Standard Fire-Resistance Test of a Combustible Wall Assembly with Experiments Employing Pre-defined Heat Release Curves

Large-Scale Enclosure Fire Experiments Adopting CLT Slabs with Different Types of Polyurethane Adhesives: Genesis and Preliminary Findings

Heat transfer model for calculation of the temperature field inside thin-walled sections in fire

Collaborators (7)

Grzegorz Kimbar

Małgorzata Król

Adam GLEMA

Piotr Turkowski

Alexis Cantizano

Wojciech Szymkuc

Paulina Jamińska-Gadomska

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