Fahrettin Ozturk

Prof. Dr. Fahrettin Ozturk

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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

23Years (2004-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 October 2008 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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STSerkan Toros
Serkan Toros
FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
IKIlyas Kacar
Ilyas Kacar

1 January 2005 in Materials Science and Engineering: A
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Catalin R. PicuCatalin R. Picu
Catalin R. Picu
Gabriela VinczeGabriela Vincze
Gabriela Vincze
FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
JGJ.J. Gracio
J.J. Gracio
FBF. Barlat
F. Barlat
AMA.M. Maniatty
A.M. Maniatty

1 February 2010 in Materials & Design (1980-2015)
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FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
ASA. Sisman
A. Sisman
STS. Toros
S. Toros
SKS. Kilic
S. Kilic
Catalin R. PicuCatalin R. Picu
Catalin R. Picu

22 December 2023 in Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials
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FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
MCMerve Cobanoglu
Merve Cobanoglu
RERemzi Ecmel Ece
Remzi Ecmel Ece
It is a known fact that aerospace industry requires very strict requirements in terms of weight, material properties, and product lifetime performance. Therefore, composite materials are key candidates to satisfy these stringent requirements. Thermoplastic composites have become more competitive in the fields of aerospace, defense, energy, electronics, and automotive industries compared to thermoset composites, due to their ease of formability, short production cycles, and recyclability. Considering the benefits of thermoplastic composite materials, more thermoplastic parts will be produced in near future in aerospace industry. This study highlights the most recent advancements in thermoplastic composite technology. The latest advances in thermoplastic composite technology are highlighted by reviewing material technologies and production methods. Conclusion of this study, it has been observed that the use of thermoplastics in the aerospace industry is increasing day by day, owing to the advantages they offer compared to traditional materials. Especially in critical and trending areas such as stamp forming, press consolidation, Automatic Fiber Placement (AFP), and welding methods, research and development activities are intensifying. Furthermore, this study provides insights into the direction of current investments in thermoplastic technology and discusses how these investments are likely to shape future applications within the aerospace industry.

1 April 2004 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
DLDaeyong Lee
Daeyong Lee

1 December 2005 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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FOFahrettin Ozturk
Fahrettin Ozturk
DLDaeyong Lee
Daeyong Lee