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I Abstract Book International Conference on Technology, Engineering and Science (IConTES) October 26-29, 2017, Antalya, Turkey Abstract Book I International Conference on Technology, Engineering and Science (IConTES) October 26-29, 2017, Antalya, Turkey Index PATIENT SPECIFIC IMPLANT DESIGN AND PRODUCTION FOR CLOSURE OF SKULL DEFECTS ........1 QUANTITATIVE PHASE ANALYSIS OF ARMOUR STEEL WELDED JOINT BY X-RAY DIFFRACTION ...2 ELECTROLESS NICKEL PLATING ON ABS PLASTIC BY USING ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY CHEMICALS ...................................................................................................................................3 STAINING EFFECT OF PUNICA GRANATUM FLOWER EXTRACT ON HUMAN BLOOD CELLS: FIRST RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................4 EXTRACTION OF NATURAL HISTOLOGICAL DYE FROM RED CABBAGE (BRASSICA OLERACEAE) AND INVESTIGATION OF ITS STAINING PROPERTY ON THE ONION ROOT CELL ...........................5 A CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PETROLEUM PRICES AND THE GDP OF G20 COUNTRIES ......................................................................................................................6 A RESEARCH ON WOMEN EMPLOYMENT IN TURKEY ...................................................................7 THE EFFECTS OF ADHESIVE TYPES AND EQUILIBRIUM MOISTURE CONTENT ON THE THERMAL CONDUCTIVITY OF PLYWOOD ......................................................................................................8 THE EFFECT OF GROWING REGIONS ON SOME TECHNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ALDER...........9 SOME TECHNOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF PLYWOOD PRODUCED FROM POLYETHYLENE FOAMS WASTE ........................................................................................................................................10 EFFECT OF VENEER DRYING TYPES ON SOME MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF POLYSTREN COMPOSITE PLYWOOD ...............................................................................................................11 SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW PHOTOSENSITIZERS TO BE USED IN PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY (PDT) ...............................................................................................12 IN VITRO COMMERCIAL MICROPROPAGATION OF STEVIA REBAUDIANA (BERTONI) ................13 LOW COST AND PRECISE ELECTRONIC TACHOGENERATOR FOR SPEED CONTROL APPLICATIONS OF BLDC MOTOR DRIVE WITH 150-DEGREE CONDUCTION MODE INVERTER ............................14 REMOVAL OF CU(II) IONS FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER BY CHEMICALLY MODIFIED NATURAL PLANT WASTES ...........................................................................................................15 EFFECT OF CHEMICAL MODIFICATION OF LIGNOCELLULOSE HAZELNUT SHELL WASTE ON THE PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS ...................................................................................16 PREPARATION AND CHARACTERZATION OF VARIOUS ACID AND ALKALI MODIFIED HAZELNUT SHELL WASTES BASED BIOEPOXY COMPOSITES .........................................................................17 Abstract Book I International Conference on Technology, Engineering and Science (IConTES) October 26-29, 2017, Antalya, Turkey USING OF TIRE WASTES IN EPOXY COMPOSITES-A NEW DEVELOPING SOLUTION TO THE WASTE PROBLEM ....................................................................................................................................18 A REVIEW OF TACTICAL UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLE DESIGN STUDIES ...................................19 ANTIOXIDATIVE EFFECTS OF NATURAL PRODUCTS FROM SOME ORIGANUM SPECIES .............20 CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS ISOLATED FROM ORIGANUM SOLYMICUM WITH ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITIES...................................................................................................................................21 SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF AL/FE PILLARED SEPIOLITE FOR CWPO OF METHYL ORANGE ......................................................................................................................................22 EFFECT OF SOIL-STRUCTURE DYNAMICS INTERACTION ON LATERAL FORCES AFFECTING THE STRUCTURES ...............................................................................................................................22 DESIGN OF BIOGAS UNIT FOR CATTLE FARMS ............................................................................23 TURKEY'S RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES ..................................................................................24 ESTIMATION OF POPULATION MEAN UNDER HYBRID RANKED SET SAMPLING SCHEME ..........24 EFFECT OF LOCUST EXTRACT ON TYPE OF IN-LINE DRIPPING CLOGGING ..................................25 ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHEMISTRY MOTIVATION WITH CHEMISTRY LABORATORY ANXIETY THROUGH STRUCTURAL EQUATION MODELING ...................................26 THE EFFECT OF HIGH ENERGY BALL MILLING APPLICATIONS ON ADSORPTION PERFORMANCE OF COAL FLY ASH TO REMOVAL OF SOME HEAVY METALS .............................................................27 COMPARATIVE STUDY OF REGRESSION AND DIFFERENT MULTIVARIATE OPTIMIZATION MODELS FOR CU(II) IONS ADSORPTION ONTO DATE PALM (PHOENIX DACTYLIFERA L.) SEEDS ...............28 CAPNODIS SPECIES (BUPRESTIDAE) IN GAZI UNIVERSITY ZOOLOGY MUSEUM ..........................29 POWERPLANT SYSTEM DESIGN FOR UNMANNED TRICOPTER ...................................................30 ALUMINUM-MAGNESIUM COMPOSITES REINFORCED BY MICRO AND NANO-SIZE MGO PARTICLES ...................................................................................................................................31 IMAGING PLANT CELL WALLS BY USING MOLECULAR PROBES ..................................................31 EFFECT OF MECHANICAL ACTIVATION ON ACID LEACHING FOR NICKEL RECOVERY FROM LATERITIC ORE: OPTIMIZATION OF PROCESS CONDITIONS ........................................................32 ELECTROCHEMICAL HYDROGEN STORAGE IN NANOSTRUCTURES .............................................33 PRESSURE LOSS AND HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT ASSESSMENT OF LIQUID SODIUM (NA) AND LIQUID LEAD BISMUTH EUTECTIC (LBE) IN ABSORBER TUBE ......................................................33 Abstract Book II International Conference on Technology, Engineering and Science (IConTES) October 26-29, 2017, Antalya, Turkey THE HEART OF INNOVATION-BASED INFORMATION ECONOMY: LIFE-LONG LEARNING ...........34 USE OF WASTE WIRES DERIVED FROM END-OF-LIFE TIRES (ELTS) IN SELF-CONSOLIDATING CONCRETES .................................................................................................................................35 ABOUT THE SAFETY BY USING OF MOBILE CRANES ....................................................................35 DETERMINING MOMENT-CURVATURE RELATIONSHIP OF REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMNS 36 DETERMINING EFFECTIVE FLEXURAL STIFFNESS OF REINFORCED CONCRETE SHEAR WALLS AND COMPARISON WITH CODES ........................................................................................................37 EVALUATION OF EMPIRICAL YIELD CURVATURE EQUATION DEFINED IN TECB-2016 FOR RECTANGULAR SHEAR WALLS ....................................................................................................38 TRENGTHENING FRAMEWORK OF BENDING ..............................................................................39 CATECHIN AND EPICATECHIN INDUCE CELL DEATH AND AFFECT EXPRESSION OF CELL ADHESION MOLECULES IN HUMAN COLON CANCER CELLS .........................................................................40 PROTEIN KINASE C (PKC) INHIBITORS BISINDOLYLMALEIMIDE I AND GO 6976 EXHIBIT ANTI- CANCER EFFECT THROUGH DOWN-REGULATION OF CELL ADHESION MOLECULES ..................41 ANALYZING THE CONTENT OF DAIRY PRODUCTS USING IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES .....42 SIM900 GSM/GPRS MODULE BASED INTELLIGENT DOOR-LIGHTING SYSTEM DESIGN ..............43 INVESTIGATION OF METHODS USED IN MODELING AND FORECASTING OF STREAM FLOWS AND LOCATION OF MACHINE LEARNING METHODS IN THIS AREA ....................................................43 EVALUATION OF URBAN FURNITURES IN WATERFRONT PARKS ACCORDING TO USERS: SAMPLE OF TRABZON ...............................................................................................................................44 INFLUENCE OF AL CONTENT AND ASSOCIATED β-PHASE MORPHOLOGY ON CORROSION PROPERTIES OF MG/AL ALLOYS ..................................................................................................45 SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF A RC SCHOOL BUILDING CONSIDERING DIFFERENT SOIL CLASSES 46 AUTOMATION SYSTEM DESIGN FOR FAULT DETECTION IN STREET LIGHTING...........................47 DESIGN OF A COIL LATH BONDING MACHINE FOR DISTRIBUTION TRANSFORMER ...................48 EFFECT OF SALINE WATER ON SILTY SOILS .................................................................................49 EVALUATION OF THE USE OF FLY ASH IN ROAD SUBBASE ..........................................................50 ROLE OF PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES IN IMPROVING COLLEGE STUDENTS’ SKILLS IN STOICHIOMETRY AND BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE UNITS OF MEASUREMENTS .........................................51 Abstract Book III International Conference on Technology, Engineering and Science (IConTES) October 26-29, 2017, Antalya, Turkey HOME ELECTRICITY AUTOMATION VIA IOT: SMART MOBILE PHONE AND BEACON SUPPORTED PROGRAMMABLE HOME TYPE FUSE ..........................................................................................52 STUDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARDS TECHNOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF FINNISH, SLOVENIAN, ESTONIAN
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