1. | Cover-Contents Pamukkale Üniversitesi Mühendislik Bilimleri Dergisi Pages I - III |
2. | AN ADVANCED OXIDATION PROCESS : FENTON PROCESS Engin GÜRTEKİN, Nusret ŞEKERDAĞ Pages 229 - 236 Biological wastewater treatment is not effective treatment method if raw wastewater contains toxic and refractory organics. Advanced oxidation processes are applied before or after biological treatment for the detoxification and reclamation of this kind of wastewaters. The advanced oxidation processes are based on the formation of powerful hydroxyl radicals. Among advanced oxidation processes Fenton process is one of the most promising methods. Because application of Fenton process is simple and cost effective and also reaction occurs in a short time period. Fenton process is applied for many different proposes. In this study, Fenton process was evaluated as an advanced oxidation process in wastewater treatment. |
3. | THE EFFECT OF AGGREGATE MAXIMUM SIZE ON IMPACT RESISTANCE OF FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE Şemsi YAZICI, Gözde İNAN SEZER Pages 237 - 245 In this study, the effect of maximum size of aggregate on impact resistance of fiber reinforced concrete were investigated. Using crushed limestone aggregate with 10, 15, 20 and 25 mm of maximum size, 8 different normal-steel fiber reinforced concretes were produced. Water/cement ratio and cement dosage of concrete mixtures are 0.5 and 400 kg/m3, respectively. Hooked-end bundled steel fibers with l/d ratio of 65 and 1.0% fiber volume were used in fiber concretes. After 28 days standard curing, compressive strength, split tensile strength and ultrasonic pulse velocity tests were performed on 150/150/150 mm cube specimens. Additionally, impact resistances of concrete specimens were determined using impact test apparatus described in ACI 544.3R-93. 150x300 mm cylinders were prepared for impact resistance tests. After 28 days curing, these specimens were cut and 150x64 mm special discs were prepared. Impact resistance test were performed on these special discs. Experimental results were evaluated corresponding to presence of steel fiber and aggregate maximum size. |
4. | LIFE CYCLE COST ANALYSIS OF SOLAR PONDS Murat ÖZTÜRK, Nalan ÇİÇEK BEZİR, Nuri ÖZEK Pages 247 - 252 Solar ponds are the systems which collect solar energy and store it for long periods of time. For effective and efficient use of these systems in the country, concepts relating economy of solar ponds which generated hot water from the sun must be known besides their physical properties. Life cycle cost analysis is a systematic analytical method that helps identify and evaluate the environmental impacts of a specific process or competing processes. In order to quantify the costs, resource consumption, and energy use, material and energy balances are performed in a cradle-to-grave manner on the operations required to transform raw materials into useful products. In this study; life cycle cost analysis of reflecting covered and non covered solar ponds are calculated for a volume of 3.5x3.5x2 cubic meters and presented. Also the energies extractable for these solar ponds in Goller Region climatic conditions are given. |
5. | Active Power Factor Correction Using a Sliding Mode Controller Korhan KAYIŞLI, Servet TUNCER, Mustafa POYRAZ Pages 253 - 260 In this paper, a sliding mode controller is designed for active shaping of the input current in the boost converter. Robustness of the designed controller is tested with variable output voltage references, different loads and network voltage variations. For the simulations, MATLAB/Simulink programme is used. From simulation results, the same phase was provided between input current and input voltage and nearly unity power factor was obtained. |
6. | ELECTRONIC BALLAST POWER CONTROL WITH MAGNETICALLY CONTROLLED COIL Selim BÖREKCİ, Selim ÖNCÜ Pages 261 - 265 Electronic ballasts have several advantages over magnetic ballasts such as providing higher efficacy, better illumination quality, longer lamp life and smaller size. In this study, magnetically controlled inductor controls the florescent lamp power by changing the ballast impedance and resonant frequency and the proposed topology is implemented on self-oscillating push pull electronic ballast. In the proposed ballast power control technique, zero voltage switching (ZVS) is accomplished. The topology is also simulated in order to compare the results. Both simulation and experimental results have good agreement. |
7. | THE USAGE OF MICROWAVE ENERGY IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AREA AND PREPERATION OF CATALYSIS Soner KUŞLU, Feyza ÇAVUŞ Pages 262 - 277 In this article, microwave energy, because of its excellent properties, has been used in the analytical chemistry applications such as sample digestion, solvent extraction, sample drying, the measurement of moisture, analyt desorption and adsorption, sample clean-up, chromogenic reaction, speciation and nebulization of analytical samples, the effect of microwaves on catalysis preperation used in industry, the hypotesis and the ideas written on this matter and the examples concerned with the practice exercise into the preperation of catalysis were submitted. The important developments used into the analytical chemistry and the prepare of catalysis area in the latest years was appreciated and taked aim at the academician studied on this subjects. |
8. | SAFE MOVEMENT OF HAZARDOUS MATERIALS THROUGH HEURISTIC HYBRID APPROACH: TABU SEARCH AND GAME THEORY APLICATION Hakan ASLAN Pages 279 - 289 The safe movement of hazardous materials is receiving increased attention due to growing environmental awareness of the potential health affects of a release causing incident. A novel approach developed in this paper through a game theory interpretation provides a risk-averse solution to the hazardous materials transportation problem. The dispatcher minimizes the expected maximum disutility subject to worst possible set of link failure probabilities, assuming that one link in the network fails. The expected cost at the Nash equilibrium is a useful measure to evaluate the routing strategies for the safe movement of hazardous materials. |
9. | DESIGN PROPOSAL OF SCREW PUMP STRUCTURED A SWITCHED RELUCTANCE MOTOR (SP-SRM) Ahmet FENERCİOĞLU Pages 291 - 300 Structure of a Switched Reluctance Motor (SRM) has double salient poles and does not include permanent magnet, conductor and bar. Therefore, this geometrical structure is intended to be used as an advantage for the screw pump proposal; magnetic rotor has been designed partially, inspired from the structure of radial and axial flux SRM. Proposed SRM has 6/4 poles and 3 phase configuration. Screw rotor, which is made of non-magnetic material, has been installed between magnetic rotor and the rotor structure of the screw pump has been obtained. In stator, there are 4 coils of 2000 turns installed in flux path for each phase. The screw rotor isn’t included in the magnetic coupling. Here the pump rotor itself is an actuator of direct drive application. This system has been called as SP-SRM. Electrical and magnetic quantities like inductance, torque, power, magnetic flux of the SPSRM have been calculated analytically and predicted by finite elements method (Ansoft Maxwell 3D); it doesn’t cover mechanics and dynamics of the proposed system. In the direct drive actuator application where the rotor itself is considered as an actuator, the SP-SRM looks like an attractive choice with its superiority of eliminating the used of a driver motor, couplings and gear boxes. |
10. | PROBABILITY AND LOSS RATIOS IN SEMICONDUCTOR SINGLE STEP INDEX LASERS Mustafa TEMİZ, Mehmet ÜNAL, Özgür Önder KARAKILINÇ Pages 301 - 308 In this work, probability and loss ratios for least mode even and odd fields in the semiconductor single stepindex lasers with alpha method are theoretically have been studied and validities of novel found formulas are confirmed and compared with each other numerically: That the results for the least mode even and odd fields are also marginally different has been seen. These accurate differences on the asymmetric and symmetric cases have reflected to the quantities, such as normalized propagation constants, confinement factors depend on them, propagation constants of the regions, wave numbers are the same accuracy, has been understood in the numerical samples clearly. But, unless the refractive indices are changed, that phase constants, phase velocities, effective indices and energy levels of active region are the same has been evaluated. |
11. | SOME DURABILITY PROPERTIES OF GROUND BLAST FURNACE SLAG AND GROUND BASALTIC PUMICE CONCRETES Hanifi BİRİNCİ, Hasan KAPLAN, Hüseyin TEMİZ, Ela Bahşude GÖRÜR Pages 309 - 317 In this research, the durability properties of the concrete incorporating ground blast furnace slag (GBS) and ground basaltic pumice (GBP) each separately or both together were investigated. The fine aggregate of concrete were replaced by GBS and GBP. The abrasion of concrete, compressive strength and microstructure of concrete, which were immersed in sea, was determined. The mechanical abrasion of concretes, which were immersed in tap water, was also determined. The test results showed that the presence of GBS and GBP had a beneficial effect on the compressive strength and chemical abrasion value. The results indicate that the durability of concrete depending on the types and amount of additives. Furthermore, specimen which was made equal percentage of GBS and GBP was found to have higher seawater attack resistance than that of the control concrete. Results showed that concrete used in marinastrucrute, the use of GBS and GBP as fine aggregate could be enhanced concrete durability. |