Personal statement
Dr Yigit Kemal Demirel is a Lecturer in the Naval Architecture, Ocean and Marine Engineering Department at the University of Strathclyde, and is the International/Erasmus Exchange Coordinator of the Department. His research interests lie in computational (CFD) and experimental hydrodynamics. He is actively engaged in fundamental and industry-focussed research on the effect of roughness (hull fouling and antifouling coatings) on ship performance, energy efficiency of ships, hull-propeller optimisation and energy saving devices (ESDs). In 2017, Dr Demirel was appointed as an ITTC Resistance and Propulsion Committee Member for a duration of three years.
Professional activities
- Identification and analysis of skills gaps in the offshore renewable energy sector
- Participant
- 17/5/2018
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Projects
- Time-Based Biofouling Model for Ships
- Demirel, Yigit Kemal (Principal Investigator)
- Period 01-Apr-2018 - 31-Mar-2019
- Mobile Reverse Osmosis Floating Desalination Platform Powered by Hybrid Renewable energy (Newton Fund Institutional Links)
- Oterkus, Erkan (Principal Investigator) Tezdogan, Tahsin (Academic) Atlar, Mehmet (Co-investigator) Day, Alexander (Co-investigator) Demirel, Yigit Kemal (Co-investigator) Oterkus, Selda (Co-investigator)
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- Period 01-Apr-2018 - 31-Mar-2020
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Address
Naval Architecture, Ocean and Marine Engineering
Henry Dyer Building
Henry Dyer Building
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