Research Laboratories

Thermodynamics Laboratory

The Thermodynamics Laboratory of the Mechanical Engineering Department in the Faculty of Engineering was established with the aim of teaching basic and fundamental concepts of thermodynamics, examining thermodynamic relationships, and analyzing the behavior of fluids in interaction with work and heat. This educational laboratory, using standard equipment, enables the performance of various experiments including thermodynamic cycle analysis, gas behavior studies, measurement of thermal parameters, and energy systems. The Thermodynamics Laboratory, with a focus on experimental methods and data analysis, provides a suitable platform for a deep understanding of thermodynamic principles and their applications in various industries. The activities of this laboratory are designed to enhance students' practical skills, create a link between theoretical concepts and engineering applications, and allow comparison of experimental results with thermodynamic analysis results.

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Dynamics of Machinery and Vibrations Laboratory

The Dynamics and Vibrations Laboratory of the Mechanical Engineering Department is equipped as an educational environment with the aim of providing practical familiarity with the concepts of machine dynamics, mechanisms, and vibrational phenomena. This laboratory, by utilizing dynamic and vibrational equipment, enables the study of kinematics and dynamics of mechanisms, analysis of vibrational behavior of systems, and application of dynamic absorbers. Laboratory activities include a wide range of specialized experiments such as dynamic analysis of various mechanisms, gears, cams, balancing systems, as well as free, damped, and forced vibrations, single and multi-degree-of-freedom systems, torsional and bending vibrations, and study of critical speed of rotating shafts. This laboratory, using experimental and practical methods, provides a deep understanding of dynamic and vibrational principles and their industrial applications.

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Fluids Laboratory

The Fluid Mechanics Laboratory of the Mechanical Engineering Department is equipped to provide practical education and understanding of fundamental fluid mechanics concepts. This laboratory, with equipment related to fluid flow, enables the study of various fluid phenomena such as laminar and turbulent flow, vortex, cavitation, hydraulic jump, and flow in pipes. In this laboratory, students can better understand the relationship between theoretical and practical concepts and compare experimental results with theoretical analyses by performing various experiments such as Bernoulli's experiment, jet impact, drag coefficient study, pumps, and analysis of flow in channels and pipes.

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Automotive Mechanics Workshop

The Automotive Mechanics Workshop is equipped as an educational-practical environment with the aim of teaching students about vehicle concepts and systems. This workshop, with equipment related to various powertrain systems, transmission systems, fuel delivery, electrical and electronic systems, and suspension, brake, and steering systems, provides comprehensive training on various vehicle components and creates a suitable link between theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field of automotive mechanics. In this workshop, students acquire the necessary skills for familiarity with vehicle part repair and maintenance through practical activities.

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