Team Leader
- DSc Eng. Mariusz Kulczyk
- 22 888 00 52
- mariusz.kulczyk@unipress.waw.pl
Research topics
The Laboratory of Plastic Deformation Under High Pressure specializes in the plastic processing of materials, mainly solid metals and metal alloys, but also polymers and other materials, including powder materials.
For this purpose, it uses a globally unique high-pressure hydrostatic extrusion method, as well as other plastic deformation processes such as ECAP.
The laboratory uses a number of research methods to characterize the plastically processed materials. Mechanical properties are analyzed using static techniques (tensile, compression, and bending strength tests) as well as dynamic techniques (impact tests to determine resistance to brittle fracture). The microstructure of materials is analyzed using light, scanning, and electron microscopy, with an emphasis on testing the degree of structure refinement.
Due to its strong implementation potential, the laboratory also conducts quality and geometry tests on semi-finished products and finished prototypes using optical and contact profilometry techniques.
Team Leader
- DSc Eng. Mariusz Kulczyk
- 22 888 00 52
- mariusz.kulczyk@unipress.waw.pl
Team Members
Technician
Research Assistant
Technologist
Assistant Professor
Research Assistant
Technician
Technician
News
19/01/2026
Acknowledgements from Nagoya University for IHPP PAS
Projects
Jacek Skiba-
July 2025
July 2028
- Mariusz Kulczyk
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July 2024
July 2028
Equipment
Computer modeling
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Scanning electron microscope HITACHI TM-3000 with EDS 300 Oxford attachment
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Characterization of materials and devices
Fabrication of materials and structures
Fabrication of materials and structures
Fabrication of materials and structures
Fabrication of materials and structures