Karolina Kucal is a PhD student at the Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering at Poznan University of Technology, since 2018. She achieves a Bachelor’s degree in Ecology of Transport engineering in 2017 and a Master’s degree in Internal Combustion Engines in 2018.

Her major field of interests includes combustion engines and ecology of transport as well as machine design and operation. Ms. Karolina conducts studies about vibroacoustic diagnostics of spark ignition combustion engines and vehicle drive system components. She also has work experience as a mechanical design engineer at a company that produce power transformers. Ms. Karolina is a member of the Polish Scientific Society of Combustion Engines.

Bibliography:

1. Empirical assessment of thermodynamic processes of a turbojet engine in the process values field using vibration parameters / Marek Waligórski, Karolina Batura, Karolina Kucal, Jerzy Merkisz  // Measurement - 2020, vol. 158, s. 107702-1-107702-15

2. Research on airplanes engines dynamic processes with modern acoustic methods for fast and accurate diagnostics and safety improvement / Marek Waligórski, Karolina Batura, Karolina Kucal, Jerzy Merkisz  // Measurement - 2020, vol. 154, s. 107460-1-107460-15

3. The impact of the full power characteristics of the internal combustion engine and the traction characteristics of the vehicle on its safety in urban traffic / Marek Waligórski, Karolina Kucal  // Transportation Research Procedia - 2019, vol. 40, s. 594-601

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