Ivo Doležel

Ivo Doležel


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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

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

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8 January 2013 in Computing
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IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel
VKVáclav Kotlan
Václav Kotlan
BUB. Ulrych
B. Ulrych

6 March 2017 in COMPEL - The international journal for computation and mathematics in electrical and electronic engineering
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DPDavid Pánek
David Pánek
VKVáclav Kotlan
Václav Kotlan
RHRoman Hamar
Roman Hamar
IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel
Purpose: This paper aims to present a methodology of finding temperature dependencies of selected physical parameters of metals. The method is based on the combination of measurement of the surface temperature of material during the process of heating and subsequent solution of the inverse problem using multi-parametric optimization. Design/methodology/approach: The methodology is based on measurements and numerical solution of the forward and inverse problem, taking into account all involved nonlinearities (saturation curve of the processed steel material and temperature dependences of its physical parameters). The inverse problem is solved by a genetic algorithm. Findings: The suggested methodology was successfully verified on several metal materials whose temperature-dependent parameters are known. The calculated and measured results exhibit a very good accordance (the differences do not exceed about 10 per cent for room and higher temperatures). Research limitations/implications: At this moment, the methodology successfully works when the temperature dependence of just one material parameter is to be found (which means that the temperature dependencies of other parameters are known). The accuracy of results also depends on the correctness of other input data. Practical implications: This paper provides a relatively easy possibility of finding the temperature dependencies of thermal conductivity or heat capacity of various alloys. Originality/value: The paper proposes a methodology of finding the temperature dependence of a given material parameter that is not known in advance (which is of great importance in case of alloys).

3 May 2013 in COMPEL - The international journal for computation and mathematics in electrical and electronic engineering
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PKPavel Karban
Pavel Karban
FMFrantišek Mach
František Mach
IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel

6 March 2017 in COMPEL - The international journal for computation and mathematics in electrical and electronic engineering
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IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel
VKVáclav Kotlan
Václav Kotlan
RHRoman Hamar
Roman Hamar
DPDavid Pánek
David Pánek
Purpose: This paper aims to present a three-dimensional (3D) model of hybrid laser welding of a steel plate. Before welding, the plate is pre- and/or post-heated by induction to avoid mechanical stresses in material due to high gradients of temperature. Welding itself is realized by laser beam without welding rod. The model takes into account existence of both solid and liquid phases in the weld. Design/methodology/approach: Presented is the complete mathematical model of the above heat treatment process, taking into account all relevant nonlinearities (saturation curve of the processed steel material and temperature dependences of its physical parameters). Its numerical solution is realized by the finite element method. Some important results are compared with experimental data. Findings: In comparison with the former model developed by the authors that did not take into account the phase change, the results are more realistic and exhibit a better accordance with measurements. On the other hand, they strongly depend on sufficiently accurate knowledge of material parameters in both solid and liquid levels (that represent the input data). Research limitations/implications: The quality of calculated results strongly depends on the material properties and their temperature dependencies. In case of alloys (whose chemical composition may vary in some range), such data are often unavailable and must be estimated on the basis of experiments. Another quantity that has to be calibrated is the time dependence of power delivered by the laser beam, which is due to the production of a plasma cloud above the exposed spot. Practical implications: The presented model and methodology of its solution may represent a basis for design of the complete technology of laser welding with induction pre-heating and/or post-heating. Originality/value: Fully 3D model of hybrid laser welding (supplemented with pre- and/or post-heating by magnetic induction) taking into account both solid and liquid phases of welded metal and influence of the plasma cloud is presented.

30 August 2016 in Electrical Engineering & Electromechanics
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MPMichael G. Pantelyat
Michael G. Pantelyat
IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel
Анотація Описана методика решения методом конечных элементов мультифизических (электромагнитных, тепловых и механических) задач с учетом зависимостей свойств материалов от температуры и изменения контактных поверхностей. Предложенный подход использован для численного анализа устройств, функционирующих на базе явления термоупругости в процессе индукционного нагрева и оригинальных технологических процессов, предназначенных для сборки и разборки конструкций с напряженными посадками. Применение разработанной методики проиллюстрировано на конкретном примере. Приведен анализ полученных результатов.

27 April 2014 in Electrical Engineering & Electromechanics
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IDIvo Doležel
Ivo Doležel
PKPavel Karban
Pavel Karban
FMFrantišek Mach
František Mach
INDUCTION HEATING OF ROTATING NONMAGNETIC BILLET IN MAGNETIC FIELD PRODUCED BY HIGH-PARAMETER PERMANENT MAGNETS