elif erol.

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS / COMPUTATIONAL DESIGN

Understand.
Then engineer.

Mechanics, simulation and a considered approach to design.

I’m Elif Erol. I bring structural analysis, computational design and prototyping together to explore how a design behaves — and what to do next.

ELIF EROL / ENGINEERING STUDIES
Concept illustration of a lightweight mechanical bracket. Not an actual analysis result.
Geometry, shaped by a question.Concept illustration · not analysis output
MECHANICS → MODEL → DESIGN DECISIONSelected studies

01 / SELECTED WORK

Questions made tangible.

All projects
Aerodynamics · Structural analysis

UAV wing design & analysis

Bringing aerodynamic performance, structural integrity and additive manufacturing into one wing design.

ANSYS Fluent / SolidWorks / CATIA V5 / 3D printing

Concept illustration · not analysis output

Biomechanics · Finite element analysis

TPMS gyroid implant

Exploring how a porous gyroid architecture changes stress distribution in an All-on-Four implant model.

ANSYS Mechanical / FEA / TPMS / Computational design

Concept illustration · not analysis output

03 / WORKING APPROACH

Beyond a convincing contour plot.

The value is in understanding what the model can tell us, where its limits are, and how the findings inform the next iteration.

  1. 01

    Frame the question

    Objective, inputs and constraints.

  2. 02

    Build with intent

    Geometry, physics and assumptions.

  3. 03

    Interpret with care

    Evidence, limitations and design implications.

04 / RESEARCH

Following the deeper question.

Research & publications
Under reviewResearch manuscript

Multi-Objective Aerodynamic and Structural Optimization of a UAV Wing Using an Integrated CFD–FEA Approach

ELIF EROL
MECHANICS / COMPUTATION / SYSTEMS

05 / THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORK

A systems perspective. An eye for the details.

I bring mechanical design, simulation and hands-on prototyping together, with a focus on structural behavior and computational design.

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Let’s find the next design decision.

Engineering projects, research and professional opportunities.

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