| Status: | professor, dean |
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| Building, room: | MT bldg. gf. 062/a |
| Phone: | +36-1-463-2386 |
| Fax: | +36-1-463-1366 |
| E-mail: | orbulov.imre.norbert@gpk.bme.hu |
| Speciality: | Metallic foams, mechanical testing, composites, porous structural materials |
| Teached subject: | Fatigue and Fracture Fáradás és törés Fémek alakváltozása és törése (PhD) Fémek technológiája |
Consulting hours: Monday 8-10, after prior check-in
Speciality
Investigation of mechanical and microstructural properties of metal matrix composites and metallic foams. Especial interest on the compressive properties and the characteristics of the interface layer between the matrix and the reinforcement.
CV
– Educational background
2001-2006 MSc in Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
– Work
2010- Assistant Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
2009-2010 Assistant Lecturer, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Budapest University of Technology and Economics
– Academic degrees
2018 DSc
2015 Dr. -habil
2009 PhD
– Language skills
2008 German, Basic level
2002 English, Intermediate level
Scientific or public activities, memberships
2012- Hungarian Academy of Engineering, member
2012- Hungarian Association for Material Testing, member
2010- Public Body of Hungarian Academy of Sciences, member
2008- Hungarian Society of Materials Science, member
Research projects
– Science Conference of Students
(1) Modelling of Metal Matrix Syntactic Foams
(2) Microstructural Investigation of Metal Matrix Syntactic Foams with Heat-treatable Al Alloy Matrix
(3) Investigation of the Infiltration of Hollow Microspheres
(4) Production and Investigation of Double Composites
– BSc and MSc thesis works
(1) Production and Investigation of Bimodal Metal Matrix Syntactic Foams
(2) Investigation of Infiltration between Ceramic and Metallic hollow spheres
– PhD
Production, Optimisation, Investigation and Modelling of Hollow Sphere Reinforced Metal Matrix Composite Systems
PhD students
Attila SZLANCSIK, Alexandra KEMÉNY
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