doc. Ing. Jaroslav Katolický, Ph.D.

E-mail:   katolicky@fme.vutbr.cz  Dept.:   Position:   Dean Room:   A2/414 Dept.:   Energy Institute Position:   Deputy Director Dept.:   Energy Institute Dept. of Thermodynamics and Environmental Engineering Position:   Head of Department Room:   A2/414 Dept.:   Energy Institute Dept. of Thermodynamics and Environmental Engineering Position:   Associate Professor Room:   A2/414 Dept.:   Centre of New Technologies for Mechanical Engineering Position:   Head of Subdivision Dept.:   Energy Institute NCC Energy - Thermomechanics Division Position:   Head of Subdivision Dept.:   NeTME Centre NCC NAHYC - Thermomechanics Division Position:   Head of Subdivision Dept.:   Energy Institute NCC NaCCAS - Thermomechanics Division Position:   Head of Subdivision Dept.:   Energy Institute NCC JOBNAC - Thermomechanics Division Position:   Head of Subdivision Dept.:   Energy Institute NCC MESTEC - Thermomechanics Division Position:   Head of Subdivision

Supervised courses:

• Advanced Thermofluid Simulations (IMT)
• Compressors, Fans and Refrigerating Plants (LOS)
• Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow Simulations (ITM)
• Heating (IVT)

Publications:

• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Numerical simulation of semi-dry flue gas desulfurization retrofit and operation tests,
  Energy Education Science and Technology Part A: Energy Science and Research, Vol.2013 (31), (2013), No.2, pp.861-878, ISSN 1308-772X, Sila Science
  journal article - other
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Influence of the lime slurry droplet spectrum on the efficiency of semi-dry flue gas desulfurization
  journal article in Web of Science
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; PODOLIAK, P.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Indoor Aerosol Transport and Deposition for Various Types of Space Heating, WITpress
  journal article in Web of Science
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Simulation of desulphurization process,
  Strojárstvo/Strojírenství, Vol.2009, (2009), No.1, pp.104-107, ISSN 1335-2938
  journal article - other
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  CFD MODEL OF DESULPHURIZATION PROCESS,
  Sborník 19th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena, pp.1-5, (2008)
  conference paper
  akce: 19th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena , Reykjavík, 17.08.2008-20.08.2008
• PODOLIAK, P.; KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  CFD simulácia transportu a depozície aerosólu v miestnosti pri použití ruoznych druhov vykurovania,
  Aplikácia experimentálnych a numerických metód v mechanike tekutín 1.časť, pp.113-119, ISBN 978-80-8070-825-2, (2008), EDIS
  conference paper
  akce: XVI. medzinárodná vedecká konferencia Aplikácia experimentálnych a numerických metód v mechanike tekutín, Žilina - Terchová, 23.04.2008-25.04.2008
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; FRÉLICH, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  CFD analysis of coolant flow in the nuclear reactor VVER440,
  Applied andComputational Mechanics, Vol.1, (2007), No.2, pp.499-506, ISSN 1802-680X, ZČU Plzeň
  journal article - other
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.; MAREŠ, R.:
  Droplets deposition in steam piping connecting steam generator and steam turbine in nuclear plant,
  NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, Vol.237, (2007), No.14, pp.1534-1549, ISSN 0029-5493, ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
  journal article - other
• KATOLICKÝ, J., JÍCHA, M.:
  Eulerian-Lagrangian model for traffic dynamics and its impact on operational ventilation of road tunnels,
  Journal of Wind Engineering & Industrial Aerodynamics, Vol.2005, (2005), No.93, pp.61-77, ISSN 0167-6105, Elsevier
  journal article - other

List of publications at Portal BUT

Abstracts of most important papers:

• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Influence of the lime slurry droplet spectrum on the efficiency of semi-dry flue gas desulfurization
  journal article in Web of Science
  A numerical model based on computational fluid dynamics is presented to predict the efficiency of a semi-dry flue gas desulfurization process. The Euler-Lagrange particle tracking method is used to predict both evaporation and mass transfer between the flue gas and the lime slurry droplets. The overall desulfurization process is split into two periods, i.e. the constant-rate and the falling-rate period, during which the fundamental chemical reaction between sulfur dioxide and calcium hydroxide is modeled. The absorption efficiency is calculated for different spray characteristics, taking into account different size spectra of the lime slurry droplets characterized by different standard deviations for a constant mass mean diameter d50 of 25. The results are compared with published experiments and show excellent agreement as well as a significant role of the spray characteristics in the FGD efficiency.
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; PODOLIAK, P.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Indoor Aerosol Transport and Deposition for Various Types of Space Heating, WITpress
  journal article in Web of Science
  Computational modelling of aerosol transport under various heating systems in a room was conducted with the goal to understand and evaluate a regional deposition and to assess an optimum position for air cleaning device is presented in the paper.
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  Simulation of desulphurization process,
  Strojárstvo/Strojírenství, Vol.2009, (2009), No.1, pp.104-107, ISSN 1335-2938
  journal article - other
  Efficiency of desulphurization process in a flue gas absorber depends strongly on flow patterns of the continuous gas phase and interaction with water slurry phase that is injected into the absorber. The main task is to ensure that undesulphurized flue gas moves optimally to where a high concentration of water slurry in the form of droplets "flies". In the paper, a model for desulphurization process is presented.
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.:
  CFD MODEL OF DESULPHURIZATION PROCESS,
  Sborník 19th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena, pp.1-5, (2008)
  conference paper
  akce: 19th International Symposium on Transport Phenomena , Reykjavík, 17.08.2008-20.08.2008
  Efficiency of desulphurization process in a flue gas absorber depends strongly on flow patterns of the continuous gas phase and interaction with water slurry phase that is injected into the absorber. The main task is to ensure that undesulphurized flue gas moves optimally to where a high concentration of water slurry in the form of droplets "flies". In the paper, a model for desulphurization process is presented.
• KATOLICKÝ, J.; JÍCHA, M.; MAREŠ, R.:
  Droplets deposition in steam piping connecting steam generator and steam turbine in nuclear plant,
  NUCLEAR ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, Vol.237, (2007), No.14, pp.1534-1549, ISSN 0029-5493, ELSEVIER SCIENCE SA
  journal article - other
  A numerical investigation is carried out for turbulent droplet-laden flow of saturated steam produced in a steam generator (SG) that feeds steam turbine (ST) through a long and multi-bend steam piping. The main purpose of the study is to analyze deposition of droplets that form a wall film in the piping system. Commercial CFD code StarCD is used for the solution of turbulent flow field of droplet-laden steam. Turbulence is treated using k-omega model of turbulence. Wall film formation is solved by additional conservation equations. Two tasks were performed: parametric study of the deposition in a 90 degrees elbow positioned with different orientation and the deposition in a more complex piping system. This system starts with outlets from steam generator with five mouthpieces leading to a collector pipe and connecting the steam piping leading to a steam turbine. The steam piping consists of three straight segments of pipes and two 90 degrees elbows in the total length 17 m. The diameter of the steam piping is 0.425 m. Results of the simulations show where droplets deposit and where a liquid separator should be placed to drain away the water film and to avoid droplets from entering the steam turbine.