Janusz Torzewski

Janusz Torzewski is an Adjunct Professor at the Military University of Technology's Department of Mechanical Engineering. His research focuses on materials science, mechanical engineering, fatigue analysis, and additive manufacturing. He has supervised 11 promoted theses and contributed to over 75 publications, including studies on advanced welding techniques, composite materials, and structural integrity assessment. Key areas of expertise include Friction Stir Welding (FSW), material microstructure analysis, and the mechanical properties of aluminum alloys and stainless steels. His work emphasizes eco-friendly materials and innovative manufacturing processes, such as cement-glass composites with recycled polymers.

Dr. Torzewski's research integrates experimental methods with computational analysis to evaluate material behavior under cyclic loading, corrosion environments, and extreme conditions. He has conducted extensive studies on fatigue crack growth, surface treatments like shot peening, and the effects of post-weld treatments. His contributions to additive manufacturing include analyses of 3D-printed polymers and metal components for aerospace and structural applications. With an h-index of 15 (Scopus/WoS), his work has been widely cited in the fields of materials engineering and mechanical systems.

• Research Highlights:
  • Development of Al₂O₃-Ni composites via centrifugal slip casting
  • Underwater friction stir welding of high-strength aluminum alloys
  • Low-cycle fatigue analysis of 316L steel components
  • Environmental applications of cement-glass composites
• Recent Projects: 1 completed project on structural integrity assessment of welded joints.

His work bridges theoretical analysis and practical engineering solutions, addressing challenges in material durability, energy efficiency, and sustainable manufacturing.