CV-Service to Industry (Applied Research Projects/Grants & Consulting) Updated: 2021-02-18 |
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Applied Research
Projects/Grants
Project
Title |
Definition |
Budget |
Date(s) |
Capacity |
TÜBİTAK BİDEB
2244 (on-progress) |
Sönmez Transformer San.ve Tic. A.S. Improving
Innovation, ERP and New Product Development Activities; Company Project
Coordinator: Dr. Aytuğ Font (R&D Manager) |
TBD |
2021-2028 |
Project
Coordinator |
IBM
SUR Award |
Urban
Engineering Studies in Istanbul, the prestigious IBM Shared University
Research (SUR) award (with a Team of Faculties in the Faculty of Engineering
and Natural Sciences), Kadir Has University, Istanbul, Turkey |
$280,000
|
2013-2016 |
Project
Member |
Scientific
Research Project (KHAS-BAP) |
Development of an effective hazardous material (HAZMAT)
management system for Marmara Region through a multiple-criteria decision
making method (with Dr. F. Samanlioglu), Kadir Has University,
Istanbul, Turkey |
₺15,000 |
2009-2010 |
Project
Member |
Eureka
Project |
An
expert system design for quality control in household manufacturing, in
collaboration with Istanbul Technical University, Arçelik A.S., TEE A.S. and
Bruel Kayer Co. of Denmark (as a member for a year of 1993), Istanbul
Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey |
$275,000
|
1993 |
Project
Member |
TSE
Project |
TS 62:
Twist drills, National standard preparation, in collaboration with Makina
Takim Endustrisi A.S. and Turkish Standardization Institute (TSE), Kocaeli,
Turkey |
N/A |
1996-1998 |
Project
Member |
TTGV
Project |
The
design and manufacturing of thin-ceramic- and TIN-coated cutting tools,
Makina Takim Endustrisi A.S., Kocaeli, Turkey |
$52,000
|
1996-1997 |
Project
Member |
Consulting (with the
permission and/or support of the KHU)
Company |
Consulting Service |
Sector |
Place |
Date |
Türkter Shipyard A.S. |
Establishment of an effective project planning
system for ship-making using Microsoft Project (This project aimed to develop a MS Project scheduling program
for a shipyard manufacturer in order to plan and effectively manage
all-required activities from to design to submission to the customer, in
terms of time, money and resource bases) |
Shipyard |
Istanbul, Turkey |
2006 |
Siemens AG-Turkey A.S. (as M.Sc. study) |
Simulation of a mold manufacturing
facility using simulation (In this work, first the data playing an important role
on system performance, from real-life system is gathered to use simulation
model. To get more reliable data, the system is observed for a temporary
period of time. In other words, a certain number of molds are observed and
obtained their data for statistical analysis. Then, actual system is modeled
under certain assumptions using SIMAN simulation package. And the model is
run and the results are obtained and compared with the results obtained from
the real system to approve whether the model run is as desired or not. Having
been approved that the model produces the expected results, different
investment strategies as simulation scenarios are tested and the results are
also evaluated to determine the most appropriate strategy. The model
parameters can be modified by user who has not deep experience of simulation
method. One of the biggest problems faced during the model building is that
SIMAN simulation language provides a limited memory. Because all data
obtained during the simulation study is saved in files, as the data size
increases, memory problems is emerged) |
Electrical
|
Istanbul, Turkey |
1991 |
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