Michał Kubrak

Dr. Michał Kubrak is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology. His office is located in room 427, with regular consultations scheduled on Thursdays from 11:00-12:00. He holds doctoral (DSc) and engineering qualifications in environmental engineering disciplines.

His primary research focuses on hydraulic engineering phenomena, particularly:

• Water hammer dynamics and mitigation techniques in pipeline systems
• Transient flow analysis in composite and viscoelastic materials
• Experimental and numerical modeling of fluid-structure interactions
• Hydraulic structures for environmental applications
• Slurry flow behavior under transient conditions
• Innovative valve and control systems for fluid management

Publication analysis (2021-2025) reveals predominant focus on experimental and computational studies of hydraulic transients, with consistent investigation into water hammer phenomena across diverse pipeline configurations and materials. Secondary themes include ecohydraulic structures and public health-related water quality issues. Research consistently incorporates both laboratory experimentation and advanced numerical simulation techniques.

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