Volume 1 Issue 1 (2025): In Progress

Aims & Scope

The journal Climate-Adaptive Materials Engineering is dedicated to advancing the design, development, and application of materials that respond dynamically to changing climatic conditions. By integrating principles from materials science, engineering, environmental science, and computational modeling, the journal aims to foster innovation in materials that enhance resilience, sustainability, and performance in the face of climate variability and extremes. The journal emphasizes interdisciplinary research that addresses the intersection of material behavior and climate adaptation, with a focus on practical solutions for sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency, and environmental protection.

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Frequency: Semi-annual(May,November)

Research Articles

Investigation of Thermal Stress Performance of Si₃N₄ Discs for Aerospace Applications 1-11

Hüseyin Fırat KAYIRAN (Author)

The behavior of a disk made of silicon nitride (Si₃N₄) under thermal loads was investigated using numerical analysis. Due to its superior properties such as high thermal resistance, low coefficient of thermal expansion, and high fracture toughness, Si₃N₄ stands out among advanced ceramic...

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Sustainable Recycled Cotton Fabric and Clay Powder Composites for Improved Thermal and Mechanical Performance in Home Furniture 12-27

Alhayat G. Temesgen*, Sofia Kemal (Author)

The rapid growth of non-degradable plastics with poor management of waste is a major international challenge for the environment; thus, prompt development of high-performance sustainable materials is demanded. In this work, the epoxy-based composites reinforced by waste cotton fabric and clay...

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Climate-Adaptive Environment and Cost-Efficient Ceramics and Concrete-Like Construction Materials from Hazardous Industrial and Municipal Wastes 28-33

Mymrin V.A. (Author)

The purpose of this study was to develop new environment clean and economic efficient composites of concrete and ceramics construction materials from hazardous industrial and municipal wastes. All the raw and the developed materials were analyzed by XRF, XRD, DTA and TGA, SEM, AAS, and LAMMA...