My research bridges fundamental thermodynamics with applied engineering — from nanofluid-cooled PV/T collectors to industrial waste heat recovery. Published in Solar Energy, Energy, and International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer; cited over 670+ times with an h-index of 16.
My research bridges fundamental thermodynamics with practical engineering applications, focusing on sustainable energy conversion, advanced thermal management, and renewable energy integration.
Experimental and numerical optimization of photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) collectors, including nanofluid cooling and heat sink applications for enhanced solar efficiency.
First- and second-law (thermodynamic) assessments of energy conversion, refrigeration, and industrial thermal processes to optimise energy and economy.
Design and analysis of greywater heat recovery systems and industrial waste heat recovery methods to improve overall system sustainability.
Numerical investigation of MHD flows and heat transfer characteristics in internal flows and ferrofluids for advanced engineering applications.
Advanced cooling methods, phase-change materials, and fin structures for effective thermal management in electronic and energy systems.
Application of CFD tools and numerical simulations to model fluid flow, heat transfer, and thermodynamic phenomena in energy systems.
I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering (Energy Division) at Karabük University. My research focuses on energy and exergy analysis, heat transfer enhancement, and renewable energy technologies — with particular specialization in photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) systems, MHD flows, and waste heat recovery.
My work bridges theoretical thermodynamics with practical engineering, developing sustainable thermal management solutions for industrial processes and renewable energy integration. I have published extensively in SCI-indexed journals, supervised over 20 Master's and 2 Ph.D. theses, and serve as a peer reviewer for leading international journals in my field.
I welcome new academic collaborations and interdisciplinary research projects.
Recent, featured and highly cited work in renewable energy, heat transfer and thermal systems.
Academic and professional positions.
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
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Department of Energy Systems Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
Department of Energy Systems Engineering
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