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        Currently The Unconventional HydroJetting Technology Center is the only science unit in Poland that deals with primary research and applied development to ensure complete highpressure waterjet utilization as a versatile erosion tool.

 

  Technological research and implement activity:

   

cleaning of hard to reach (not easily accessible) pipelines with high-pressure variety structure and composition water jet,

   

cleaning of vertical pipelines positioned (located) in subterranean mine shafts, like fire pipelines,

   

application of high-pressure waterjet technique to explosives disposal from large calibre amunition,

   

application of high-pressure water jet to removal of incomplete qualitative materials from under renovation constructions,

   

application of high-pressure hydrojetting technique in municipal utilization process,

   

three-dimentional objects preparation with highpressure abrasive water jet controlled virtual object luminance,

   

mine caves shaping down in the shafts using high-pressure water jet,

   

cleaning of large-size under renovation ship's sides with high-pressure water jet and abrasive water jet,

   

intensified high-pressure water jet and abrasive water jet machining,

   

precise cutting of variety materials with high-pressure abrasive water jet (AWJ) based on surface quality criterion,

   

high energetic abrasive suspension jet cutting processes,

   

active abrasive recovery and its retreating in high-pressure abrasive water jet machining,

   

multilayer superficial coatings machining with high-pressure hybrid water-abrasive-ice jet,

   

nanocomposite coatings machining with high-pressure water-ice jet,

   

medical application of high-pressure physiological liquid stream.

 

  Scientific research:

   

initiation and intensification of cavitation in high-pressure water jet,

   

intensification of hydrojetting material erosion,

   

dry ice CO2 granule (pellet) sublimation issue in violent mechanical stroke conditions,

   

physical aspects of application high-pressure variety structure and composition water jet,

   

theoretical and experimental basis of high-energetic cryogenic jet machining,

   

water hammer propagation in pipelines transporting variety liquids, within multiphase liquids,

   

modelling basis and optimization of high-pressure water jet admixtured with variety solid particles machining,

   

abrasive disintegration issue in different phase of creation of high-pressure abrasive water jet and in work material erosion sphere.