2023.08.02
Faculty of Science and Technology / Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences
YILMAZ EMIR Assistant professor
investigation of tribological characteristics to improve the lifespan and efficiency of next-generation internal combustion engine vehicles (NG-ICEVs) by lowering wear and friction coefficient in liner-piston interactions. The overall goal is to develop a comprehensive guideline for micro-texture characteristics (shape, size, density, etc…) depending on the working and ambient conditions of the ICEVs and micro-machining properties with Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM). CFD simulations, micro-EDM processes, and tribology experiments are being conducted concurrently.
Recently Published Research Outcomes
Detonation and phenomenon of deflagration-to-detonation transition.
Dzieminska Edyta
2023.08.03
Effects of Surface Characteristics on Nucleate Boiling Heat Transfer
YILMAZ EMIR
2023.08.02
Friction Reduction in Reciprocating Sliding Contacts by Surface Micro-machining
YILMAZ EMIR
2023.08.02
Dynamics of relativistic matter
Hirano Tetsufumi
2023.08.02
Superconducting coil technology and its application
Takao Tomoaki
2023.08.02
Development of Au Nano-particles
Rikukawa Masahiro
2023.08.02
Development of Material Conversion Reaction on Metal complexes Having Multi-nuclear Structures
Misawa Tomoyo
2023.08.02
Development of in-liquid plasma equipment and flow wastewater treatment system or synthesis of green gel
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02
Environmental conservation through microwave-assisted photocatalytic method, and environmental cleansing device using a microwave discharge electrodeless lamp (MDEL)
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02
Low-cost and energy-saving hydrogen storage and transportation technology using a microwave organic hydride method
Horikoshi Satoshi
2023.08.02