Aleksander Iwaniak

Dr. Aleksander Iwaniak

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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 October 2011 in Electrochimica Acta
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Wojciech SimkaWojciech Simka
Wojciech Simka
ASAndrzej Sadkowski
Andrzej Sadkowski
MWMagdalena Warczak
Magdalena Warczak
AIAleksander Iwaniak
Aleksander Iwaniak
Grzegorz DerczGrzegorz Dercz
Grzegorz Dercz
MAMaciej Artur
Maciej Artur

1 August 2013 in Electrochimica Acta
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AKAgnieszka Krząkała
Agnieszka Krząkała
KSKatarzyna Dominika Służalska
Katarzyna Dominika Służalska
MWMagdalena Widziołek
Magdalena Widziołek
JSJacek Szade
Jacek Szade
AWAntoni Winiarski
Antoni Winiarski
Wojciech SimkaWojciech Simka
Wojciech Simka

30 November 2009 in Electrochimica Acta
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Wojciech SimkaWojciech Simka
Wojciech Simka
AIAleksander Iwaniak
Aleksander Iwaniak
GNGinter Nawrat
Ginter Nawrat
MAMaciej Artur
Maciej Artur
JMJoanna Michalska
Joanna Michalska
JGJarosław Gazdowicz
Jarosław Gazdowicz

1 March 2017 in Archives of Metallurgy and Materials
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RMRafał Marcin Michalik
Rafał Marcin Michalik
AIAleksander Iwaniak
Aleksander Iwaniak
JWJakub Wieczorek
Jakub Wieczorek
Zn-Al-Cu alloys are predominantly used due to their tribological properties. One of the crucial issues related to the use of Zn-Al alloys is their dimensional instability. Partial replacement of copper with titanium greatly contributes to the reduction of the dimensional instability issue. The study involved the ZnAl40Cu1.5Ti1.5 alloy. In this work, microstructure and wear properties of ZnAl40Cu1.5Ti1.5 alloy were studied in both as-cast and heat treated conditions. The heat treatment was performed by solution treatment at a temperature of 385°C for 24 hours, quenching in cold water and artificial aging at 125°C for 3 hours. The hardness tests enabled to specify the optimum ageing time span, which amounts to 3 hours. Wear tests indicated that the ZnAl40Cu1.5Ti1.5 alloy is characterized with high wear resistance. It was also observed that the applied heat treatment increases the wear resistance of the experimental alloy.

1 November 2019 in Surface and Coatings Technology
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AIAleksander Iwaniak
Aleksander Iwaniak
ŁNŁukasz Norymberczyk
Łukasz Norymberczyk

30 April 2024 in Tribologia
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APAndrzej Posmyk
Andrzej Posmyk
AIAleksander Iwaniak
Aleksander Iwaniak
MAMaksymilian Adamus
Maksymilian Adamus
KGKarol Goczoł
Karol Goczoł
The article describes the need to collect and analyse data on stereological features of car tire and brakesystem friction material wear products, as required under new European Union regulations and by the projectto expand the existing T–01M tester with a separation chamber and equipment enabling their capture. Thestructure of the chamber is described and the conditions for measuring the average diameter of particlesemitted by the tested contacts are presented. The basic task of the additional chamber is to separate thesurroundings of the tested friction node from environmental influences and to enable the capture of wearproducts to measure stereological features and analyse their chemical composition. A unidirectional filteredair flow towards the friction node is provided in the separation chamber in order to limit the deposition of wearproducts on the tester components. Mounting the separation chamber does not require any interference in thestructure of the T–01M tester, because it is mounted on a sealed base frame screwed to the station plate. Thechamber is equipped with holders for mounting a replaceable filter at the air inlet and a removable cycloneparticles separator with a container for wear debris collected.