egemen Çelik_portfolio

16
EGEMEN ÇELİK PORTFOLIO

Upload: egemen-celik

Post on 13-Jun-2015

245 views

Category:

Design


3 download

DESCRIPTION

my selective works of design and engineering...

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

EGEMEN ÇEL İK

P O R T F O L I O

Page 2: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

E G E M E N Ç E L İ K

+90 555 709 1841

[email protected]

E D U C AT I O N

Istanbul Technical UniversityNaval Architecture & Marine Engineering| M.Sc.

2006 - 2011

2011 – Cont.

Istanbul Technical UniversityNaval Architecture & Marine Engineering| B.Sc.

E X P E R I E N C E

June – October| 2009 Ertuğ Engineering / Designer

Sailing and Motor Yacht Design

2010 (Summer) Kerim Acar Yacht Design / Designer

Sailing and Motor Yacht Design

March – May| 2011 Sirena Marine / R&D Engineer

Design and R&D

June – December| 2011 ADMARIN DCC / Naval Architect

Ship Design and Engineering

February – June| 2012 Düzgit Shipyard / Design Engineer

Ship Design and Engineering

June| 2012 – Cont. Artı Engineering / Naval Architect and Marine Engineer

Ship & Yacht Design and Engineering

R E S E A R C H

Methods of Reducing Total Resistance of Boats

Stability Analysis of Floating Vessels

Using Advanced Mathematical Algorithms in Concept Design

Hull Form Modelling and Optimization

Use of Neural Network Systems and Genetic Algorithms in Design & Optimization

Structural Calculations and Optimization

Optimization of Production Processes and Planning

L A N G U A G E & S K I L L S

English (Advanced)

Matlab (Intermediate) | MS Word (Advanced) | MS Excel (Advanced) |

Autocad (Advanced) | Rhinoceros (Advanced) | Hydromax (Advanced) |

Hullspeed (Advanced) | Span (Intermediate) | ANSYS Classic & Workbench

(Beginner) | NUPAS-Cadmatic Hull (Advanced) | MSC Nastran (Beginner) |

Photography

V O L U N T E E R I N G

TURMEPA / Active VolunteerJune| 2007 – Cont.

May – December| 2009 ITU ISTIKLAL Project Team / Head of Naval

Architecture Team

Page 3: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

C O N T E N T S

D E S I G N P R O J E C T S

GRADUATION THESIS | REDUCING RESISTANCE OF TWIN HULLS

D|1

GRADUATION PROJECT | 47 M FISHING VESSEL

E N G I N E E R I N G P R O J E C T S

9 M SAILING YACHT DESIGN

8 M MOTORBOAT DESIGN

SPOILER DESIGN FOR 24 M MOTORYACHT

39 M DOUBLE-ENDED PASSENGER BOAT DESIGN

40 M PASSENGER BOAT DESIGN

40 M PASSENGER BOAT DESIGN

3D MODELING OF PIRAT

ENGINEERING OF 8300 DWT CHEMICAL TANKER

ENGINEERING OF 15000 DWT CHEMICAL TANKER

ENGINEERING OF 60 M SUPERYACHT

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF A LONGITUDINAL BULKHEAD

D|2

D|3

D|4

D|5

D|6

D|7

D|8

E|1

E|2

E|3

E|4

E|5

Page 4: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

G R A D U AT I O N T H E S I S | R E D U C I N G R E S I S TA N C E O F T W I N H U L L S

For my graduation thesis, I decided to work on twin hulls as there is an un-denying growth of use for catamarans in various areas from

passenger ships to fishing vessels. In Istanbul, mostly IDO uses twin hull boats to carry passengers in and out of city. So I examined

seakeeping and resistance properties of a similar twin hull boat model. To develop these two aspects of the model, I designed a

parametric appendage which is formed as an ellipse and varied 500 examples to use. Then I calculated resistance of each example and

prepared a set of data. I wrote a computer code in MATLAB to created a neural network to understand the relation between the

parameters and resistance of the model. By using this network I optimized the appendage and decreased the resistance whereas

increased seakeeping.D|1

Page 5: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

G R A D U AT I O N P R O J E C T | 4 7 M F I S H I N G V E S S E L

In my senior year in university, I leaded a group of senior undergraduate naval architects for a fishing vessel project. We created a design

which is inspired by traditional Turkish Black Sea fishing vessels but reaching to the levels of an internatioanal ocean-fishing vessel. We

tried to combine the new technologies for stocking the fish as fresh as possible whereas the ship is supposed to reach its destiny as fast

as possible. Personally, besides leading whole project, I conducted initial design phase which included determining the dimensions of

the ship and designing the hull. Also I prepared general arrangement of the ship and examined the hydrodynamic aspects in order to

optimize it.D|2

Page 6: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

9 M S A I L I N G YA C H T D E S I G N

When I was working with Ertuğ Engineering as a freelance designer, I designed a 9 m sailing boat project. First I conducted the concept

design phase of the project by drawing initial sketches. Then I prepared technical drawings and 3D model of the boat exterior. After

modelling the hull, I did the engineering calculations of the boat from hydrostaticts to the structural aspects. I designed the sailing

arrangement and did the necessary calculations for the needed performance as this boat was requested to be a cruiser-racer sailing

yacht. After completing these phases I designed a keel and a rudder to increase both the performance and stability of the boat for the

comfort of the owner.D|3

Page 7: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

8 M M O T O R B O AT D E S I G N

Again with Ertuğ Engineering, after designing the sailing yacht, we decided to work on a motorboat project. This time I started with the

concept design phase by drawing the initial sketches. Then I prepared the 3D model of the boat hull and exterior. After this stage, I did

all the necesary calculations and I specifically focused on the performance of the boat as this was requested to be a powerboat. As for

the design, we tried few variations for the splinter glass and this design is the one decided by the owner.

D|4

Page 8: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

S P O I L E R D E S I G N F O R 2 4 M M O T O R YA C H T

While working with Kerim Acar Yacht Design, there was a 24 m motoryacht project going on. So I wanted to participate in the project

and Mr. Acar asked me to design a spoiler for the yacht. First I worked on 3D hand sketches to decide on the concept. After few tries we

decided on a sportive style one and I started to prepare the 3D model also changing the sun deck bulwark according to it. Later I

finished the initial model and I worked on the details for good rendering.

D|5

Page 9: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

3 9 M D O U B L E - E N D E D PA S S E N G E R B O AT D E S I G N

While I’m working in Artı Engineering, I am the responsible engineer of Hull Department and work on all the initial design phases of the

projects. One of them is a 39 m double-ended passenger boat design. I worked on the sketches under the supervision of the director of

the department, then I started preparing the 3D model of the design. I worked on every details which cannot be examined through 2D

drawings and when necessary I created solutions for problems both concerning aesthetics and engineering.

D|6

Page 10: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

4 0 M PA S S E N G E R B O AT D E S I G N

Another project of Artı Engineering is a similar type of a passenger boat which is 40 m. The strategy for the design is the same again.

First I worked on the 2D drawings of the boat as the general arrangement plan, then I prepared the 3D model of the boat. The aim of

this design is to create a passenger boat which is good in middle-ranged voyages and also looks good. Another specialty of this design is

that there is a cover in the bow area for a comfortable docking for both passengers and the crew.

D|7

Page 11: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

3 D M O D E L I N G O F P I R AT

When I was working with Ertuğ Engineering as a freelance designer, I also conducted engineering projects. One of them is the

construction project of a one-design sailing boat «Pirat». First I examined the drawings of the boat which was designed by Carl Martens

in 1938. The boat’s properties were very essential for the project because the built boat needed to be verified by an authorized society.

So I modelled the boat in 3D very carefully. Then I modelled the structure as solid and see the interactions. After everything was

modelled in 3D, I prepared the drawings for cutting of each part and the mounting.

E|1

Page 12: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

E N G I N E E R I N G O F 8 3 0 0 D W T C H E M I C A L TA N K E R

When I was a design engineer in Düzgit Shipyard, we were working on two ships. One of them was a 8300 DWT oil/chemical tanker. For

this ship there were many modifications on the design of the main deck to be made. So I modelled the current main deck on that time

with details and then designed the walkway on deck. I made the arrangement to place the ladders on the main deck in 3D and I

modelled the pipes on the main deck to replace them without any errors.

E|2

Page 13: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

E N G I N E E R I N G O F 1 5 0 0 0 D W T C H E M I C A L TA N K E R

When I was a design engineer in Düzgit Shipyard, we were working on two ships. The second ship was a 15000 DWT oil/chemical tanker.

For this ship there were some details to be sorted out. One of them was the aftline pipes of the ship which will be placed around the

superstructure. So I modelled the superstructure of the ship in 3D and then started modelling the pipes. In order to create production

drawings of these pipes I modelled elbows and everything according to the manufacturers’ dimensions on their specifications. When I

finished modelling I prepared the necessary production drawings and also supervised the production and mounting of the pipes to the

ship. Other detail work I did for this ship was to replace the roller on the forecastle deck and design its supports. So I modelled the bow

and the forecastle deck to place the roller for real. Then I designed and modelled the support for the rollers and prepared the

production drawings.

E|3

Page 14: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

E N G I N E E R I N G O F 6 0 M S U P E R YA C H T

When I started to work for Artı Engineering in June, 2012, there was a 60 m superyacht project about to start. I immediately

participated on this project. My role is to model the structure of the yacht in 3D with every details and then prepare cutting files,

workshop drawings and necessary lists for the shipyard by using NUPAS-CADMATIC Hull software.

E|4

Page 15: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

F I N I T E E L E M E N T A N A LY S I S O F A L O N G I T U D I N A L B U L K H E A D

1

MN

MX

X

Y

Z

.114E+07

.111E+08.210E+08

.309E+08.408E+08

.508E+08.607E+08

.706E+08.805E+08

.905E+08

MAR 8 2011

21:58:58

ELEMENT SOLUTION

STEP=1

SUB =1

TIME=1

SEQV (NOAVG)

DMX =.001673

SMN =.114E+07

SMX =.905E+08

1

MN

MX

X

Y

Z

-.368E+08

-.287E+08-.206E+08

-.125E+08-.442E+07

.367E+07.118E+08

.198E+08.279E+08

.360E+08

MAR 8 2011

22:09:51

ELEMENT SOLUTION

STEP=1

SUB =1

TIME=1

SX (NOAVG)

RSYS=0

DMX =.001673

SMN =-.368E+08

SMX =.360E+08

My first finite element analysis using ANSYS was the analysis of a logitudinal bulkhead of a fishing vessel. Because of the arrangement of

the cargo area, there was a very long longitudinal bulkhead, so a strength analysis had to be made. I modelled the bulkhead and all the

structure on it first in Rhino 3D. Then I wrote a script for ANSYS and conducted the analysis. The result showed that the designed

structure was sufficient to maintain necessary strenght.

E|5

Page 16: Egemen Çelik_Portfolio

P H O T O G R A P H Y