Arkadiusz Ryfa

Dr. Arkadiusz Ryfa

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 December 2014 in Applied Thermal Engineering
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WAWojciech Adamczyk
Wojciech Adamczyk
SWSebastian Werle
Sebastian Werle
ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa

1 January 2017 in International Journal of Thermal Sciences
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MBM. Bedkowski
M. Bedkowski
JSJ. Smolka
J. Smolka
ZBZbigniew Buliński
Zbigniew Buliński
ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa

1 August 2018 in International Journal of Thermal Sciences
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BMBartlomiej Melka
Bartlomiej Melka
JSJ. Smolka
J. Smolka
JHJ. Hetmanczyk
J. Hetmanczyk
ZBZbigniew Buliński
Zbigniew Buliński
DMD. Makiela
D. Makiela
ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa

1 December 2014 in Applied Thermal Engineering
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ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa
RBRafał Buczyński
Rafał Buczyński
MCMichał Chabiński
Michał Chabiński
ASAndrzej Szlek
Andrzej Szlek
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1 August 2016 in IET Generation, Transmission & Distribution
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MBMateusz Bedkowski
Mateusz Bedkowski
JSJacek Smolka
Jacek Smolka
ZBZbigniew Buliński
Zbigniew Buliński
ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa
MLMaciej Ligeza
Maciej Ligeza
In this study, the experimentally validated model of coupled thermal processes developed for a three‐phase busbar system of a laboratory switchgear is presented. In the validation process of the mathematical model, over a hundred thermocouples were employed to measure the temperature of the busbar paths and the inner air for three switchgear ampacities of both hermetic and ventilated enclosure. In the numerical model, the fundamental thermal problems were coupled with the electromagnetic field to accurately define the Joule losses and to show the impact of the inductance phenomena on the heat generation in the busbars. Moreover, the power losses due to the busbar junctions were taken into consideration. Thus, a comparison of the available mathematical models describing the joint resistance was studied. In the sensitivity analysis, the effects of the turbulence models, the heat transfer coefficient on external walls and the busbar emissivity definitions on the unit thermal performance were presented.

1 October 2011 in International Journal of Heat and Fluid Flow
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ARArkadiusz Ryfa
Arkadiusz Ryfa
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