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    Data Analysis for Predictive Maintenance of Servo Motors
    (HINDAWI LTD, 2020-09-11) ATAKÖK, GÜRCAN; Girit, Oguz; Atakok, Gurcan; Ersoy, Sezgin
    Vibration and temperature data of a servo motor are analyzed with PLC which is widely used in the industry. With this system, power supply can be detected on the servo motors. In this way, undesirable situations such as disruptions in production and productivity loss can be prevented from occurring. It is an important problem for businesses to detect malfunctions that may occur in servo motor dysfunction. Previously, methods such as ultrasonic sound measurements, thermal cameras, endoscopy equipment, and energy analysis have been used and discussed in the literature. Our study offers a PLC-based vibration and temperature measurement system designed as a solution of this problem. In this system, vibration and temperature measurements were made while the servo motor was kept running. These measurements were measured with or without load, considering the operating ranges of the servo motor, and the compatibility of the data was evaluated.
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    Investigation of time-based pressure control for microfluidics chip design
    (2023-03-01) TOPTAŞ, ERSİN; ERSOY, SEZGİN; ATAKÖK, GÜRCAN; Ersoy S., Atakök G., Khorsandi D., Toptaş E.
    The emergence of the microfluidic chip was a game-changer in microbiological analysis platforms. This technology, by combining physics, chemistry, biology, and computing, helps researchers to obtain precise results in a shorter time. However, it requires more advancements in order to lessen its limitations. This study presents the design, modelling, and microbiological analysis of a microelectromechanical system (MEMS) based microfluidic chip. Three different microfluidic chips have been developed during the design process. These chips have different inlet channels and one outlet channel. The modelling process was carried out with Multiphysics Software. Pressure and velocity data in micron-sized channels were checked for each system. The flow directions of the fluids in the inlet and outlet channels were observed according to the pressure change. As a result of the analysis, the highest velocity was found in the microfluidic chip with three inlet channels. In comparison, the highest pressure was measured in the microfluidic chip with four inlet channels. These values are 2.36 x10-17 m/s and 13.5 Pa, respectively. The pressure values of the 4 and 5-channel microfluidic chips were very close. The results showed that as the number of inlet channels increased, the pressure value in the microfluidic chip increased, but the velocity value decreased.
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    Cooling and Multiphase Analysis of Heated Environmentally Friendly R152A (C2H4F2) Fluid Coming from the Production Process According to Nist Indicators
    (2024-05-01) ATAKÖK, GÜRCAN; ERSOY, SEZGİN; Kartal M. A., ATAKÖK G., ERSOY S.
    Cooling processes are responsible for a significant portion (20%) of global energy consumption and raise environmental concerns such as ozone depletion, the greenhouse effect, and high energy use. This study investigates the potential of R152a, a refrigerant with low global warming potential (GWP), as a more sustainable alternative. The performance, safety, and operational efficiency of R152a were evaluated under various conditions. Although R152a offers high performance and low GWP, its flammability necessitates caution, especially in certain mixtures. A 12-pass tube-type heat exchanger model was simulated using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) to analyze the fluid behavior within the exchanger. The pressure, density, dynamic pressure, Prandtl number, total pressure, and temperature distributions for both R152a and H2O (water) were visualized using contour plots. The simulations comprehensively examined the fluid behavior inside and outside the heat exchanger. The results revealed the influence of the temperature on the internal dynamic pressure and density of R152a. Compared with R134a, R152a demonstrated superior performance but a lower coefficient of performance (COP) than R32. Studies also suggest that R152a exhibits lower irreversibility in Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems than R245fa. These findings suggest that R152a holds promise for future refrigeration systems, as supported by existing research on its performance and compatibility. One study focused on optimizing the heat exchanger performance by maximizing the heat capacity and minimizing the pressure drop. This study employed a parallel-flow heat exchanger with R152a as the coolant for the hot process water. The temperature changes, pressure drops, and resulting energy efficiency and thermal performance of both fluids were analyzed. The results highlight the distinct energy efficiencies and thermal performance of the employed fluids.