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At present, the department provides education in the Chemistry and Materials bachelor programme, specifically in two specialisations Chemistry and Technology of Materials and Chemistry of Materials applied in Automotive Industry. In addition, the Department provides education in the following bachelor programmes: Biomaterials for Surgical Applications and Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage Artefacts – Handicraft Items.
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The Department co-organises several conferences specialising in metallic materials and corrosion, namely, the Aluminium conference focusing on the development of light alloys, the ACE conference focusing on corrosion and corrosion protection of materials and the Microscopy and non-destructive testing of materials conference.
The Department of Metallic materials and Corrosion Engineering established the Josef Koritta Foundation, hich was registered in November 1994. For detailed information about the Josef Koritta Foundation click here.
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Physical Metallurgy
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Chemical Metallurgy
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Corrosion Engineering
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Head of the department: prof. Dr. Ing. Dalibor Vojtěch
Secretary of the department: Ing. Jan Stoulil, Ph.D.
Financial affairs: Ing. Petr Dvořák, Ph.D., Ing. Iva Pospíšilová
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prof. Ing. Pavel Lejček, DrSc.
doc. Ing. Jaroslav Bystrianský, CSc.
František Mrázek
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________________________________________
E-mail: Jaroslav.Bystriansky@vscht.cz
Tel.: +420220443789 / +420602739054
Room: A60
________________________________________
Title:
Associate Professor
Education:
• 1972-1977: IC Prague, M.Sc. in Chemical Technology
• 1978-1982: ICT Prague, post-graduate in Physical Metallurgy and Threshold States of Materials
Career:
• 1977 – 1978: TŽ VŘSR Třinec
• 1982 – 1990: Iron and Steel Research Institute, Dobrá, Researcher
• 1990 – 1992: VŠZ Brno / VŠB Ostrava, Research Fellow
• 1992 – 1993: Research institute, VÍTKOVICE,a.s., Ostrava, Researcher
• 1993 – 2001: TEDIS.KOR,s.r.o. Třinec, Researcher
• 1991 – 2001: ICT Prague, Assistant Professor
• 2001 – to date: ICT Prague, Assistant Professor / Associate Professor
• 2006 – to date: Technical University of Ostrava, Associate Professor
Specialisation:
• utility properties of high-alloyed materials – environment effects
• prediction of the traditional or nuclear power plant equipment service-life
• corrosion protection
Lectures:
• Corrosion Protection
• Coating of Metals
• Surface properties and treatment
• Corrosion and corrosion protection
Membership in professional organizations and editorial boards:
• Association of Corrosion Engineers (Committee member)
• European Federation of Corrosion
• Founding member of the Czech Technical Society
• Member of the Corrosion and Corrosion Protection Specialists Certification Board
Research projects:
• FT-TA/011 Thermal fatigue of materials in chemical and nuclear industry, 2007
• FT/TA2/028 Method for determination of residual life of pressure components operated on thermal power plants at under-creep area, 2008
• FR-TI1/086 New design approach of energetic components and steel structures with high utility parameters .
• TA02011179 New methods for assessing levels of material damage when estimating the residual lifespan of structures.
Notable magazine contributions:
• J.Bystrianský, J.Siegl, L.Junek, L.Vlček: Fatigue of Stainless Steel EN 1.4541 in Conditions Simulating Nuclear Energy Circuits, Power Plant Chemistry 2008, 10(5), 40 - 46
• S.Vejvoda, Z. Kala, J.Bystrianský, Z. Ramík: Pravděpodobnostní přístup posouzení poškozování materiálu interakcí koroze a únavy. Energetika 58, 343-348 (2009) , ISSN 0375-8842.
• J.Bystrianský, J.Stoulil, J.Mlnařík, L.Junek :Vliv materiálových heterogenit na dlouhodobou životnost vysokolegovaných ocelí primárního a sekundárního okruhu JE VVER. In Sborník Koroze 2009, Akademické nakladatelství CERM, s.r.o. Brno, ČR Brno 2009, pp. 121-126 ISBN 978-80-7204-634.
• J.Bystrianský: Podmínky poškozování konstrukčních materiálů v nadkritických blocích. Kotle a energetická zařízení 2010, XIX. ročník odborné konference s mezinárodní účastí, Brno 15. - 17. březen 2010, Sborník CD 6 str., Copyright © AVO ČR.
• J.Bystrianský; Z.Kuboň: Příčiny poškození teplosměnných trubek energetických kotlů. Korozia v energetike 2010, 21. mezinárodná konferencia, 25.5.2010 - 26.5.2010 Košice SR, Sborník ISBN 978-80-553-0412-0, Copyright © Technická univerzita Košiciach, str. 111 – 119.
• J.Bystrianský: Stabilita oxidických vrstev na vnitřním povrchu teplosměnných trubek. KOTLE A ENERGETICKÁ ZAŘÍZENÍ, XX. ročník konference s mezinárodní účastí, 14. – 16.3.2011, Brno, Sborník příspěvků na CD, 9 str.
• J.Bystrianský, V.Šefl, P.Sajdl., J.Fojt, P.Bábková: Vliv stavu povrchu vysoce legovaných žáropevných ocelí na jejich odolnost k oxidaci. KOTLE A ENERGETICKÁ ZAŘÍZENÍ, XX. ročník konference s mezinárodní účastí, 14. – 16.3.2011, Brno, Sborník příspěvků na CD, 11 str.
• J.Bystrianský, R.Bonček, M.Kraus, S.Vejvoda: Výsledky destruktivních zkoušek konstrukčních materiálů dlouhodobě exponovaných v podmínkách tlakového okruhu klasické elektrárny. KOTLE A ENERGETICKÁ ZAŘÍZENÍ, XX. ročník konference s mezinárodní účastí, 14. – 16.3.2011, Brno, Sborník příspěvků na CD, 5 str.
• J.Bystrianský, V.Šefl, T.Hron, L.Procházka: Nové možnosti a důsledky interakce vodíku s kovy, Koroze a ochrana materiálů, 2011, (2), 51-57.
• J.Bystrianský: Various Effect of Hydrogen-Assisted Degradation of Steel. METAL 2012, 21st International Conference on Metallurgy and Materials, May 23rd - 25th 2012, Proceedings 2012.
Kadlec,M; Haušild,P.; Siegl,J.; Materna,A.; Bystrianský,J.: Thermal fatigue crack growth in stainless steel. International Journal of Pressure Vessels and Piping 2012, 98, 89-94.
Patents, Utility Models:
• 11 in total
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