Salih Yilmaz

University of Applied Sciences

Dr. Salih Yilmaz received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from Pamukkale University, Turkey, in 2007. After serving as a research assistant and lecturer there, Dr. Yilmaz transferred to Katip Celebi University, Turkey, where he founded the Department of Civil Engineering and Earthquake Engineering Research Center in 2012 and 2014, respectively. He was a faculty member at both Katip Celebi University and Pamukkale University and a research associate at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. Dr. Yılmaz is involved in several national and international research projects and has consulted for many companies. He worked as a senior structural engineer. His interests include structural damages, seismic performance of existing buildings, and seismic retrofit and strengthening of structures. He completed strengthening projects and consultancy over 1.000.000 m2 of total building area. Currently, he is working at Eastern Switzerland University of Applied Sciences.

Salih Yilmaz

3books edited

2chapters authored

Latest work with IntechOpen by Salih Yilmaz

The world’s aging infrastructure faces unprecedented challenges. Bridges, the vital lifelines of the transportation network, are in need of innovative solutions to combat the effects of increased traffic loads, environmental stress, and the passage of time. This edited volume equips you with the knowledge to design and maintain safer, more durable, and sustainable bridges for the future. Explore advancements in the following aspects of bridge engineering:
•Material science: Discover strategies to enhance the longevity of concrete bridges, and explore the potential of next-generation materials.
•Fatigue assessment: Learn cutting-edge analytical methods to identify and address fatigue damage in critical bridge components, ensuring public safety and efficient maintenance.
•Robotic and automation technologies: Uncover how robotics and automation are revolutionizing bridge repair and maintenance, streamlining processes and optimizing resource allocation.
•Structural health monitoring (SHM): Delve into the exciting world of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its application in bridge health monitoring. Learn how wireless sensor networks can provide real-time data for proactive maintenance and informed decision-making. This book is a valuable resource for:
•Bridge engineers seeking the latest advancements in design, materials, and monitoring techniques.
•Policymakers developing sustainable infrastructure strategies.
•Researchers pushing the boundaries of bridge engineering through innovative materials and methods.
•Students eager to understand the future of bridge design and construction. Embrace the future of bridge engineering. Ensure a safer and more sustainable tomorrow.

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