Laboratory Technician, Nazarbayev University, Kazakhstan
Nurdaulet Bakytuly (b. 2000) is a dedicated researcher in Geotechnical Engineering, focusing on expansive soil behavior and unsaturated soil theory for infrastructure resilience in Kazakhstan. He holds a BSc (2022) and MSc (2024) in Engineering Systems and Networks from L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University. Currently, he serves as a Laboratory Assistant at Nazarbayev University, conducting geotechnical experiments and data analysis. His research contributions include centrifugal pump modeling and green cover systems for slope stabilization. With expertise in BIM software, MATLAB, and geotechnical testing, he is committed to advancing sustainable engineering solutions. 📚🔬✨
Publication Profile
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Research Interests
Nurdaulet Bakytuly’s research focuses on Geotechnical Engineering, particularly in expansive soil behavior and its impact on infrastructure in Kazakhstan. He explores innovative mitigation strategies to minimize soil-induced structural damage, ensuring stability and longevity. His work also delves into the application of unsaturated soil theory, developing adaptive solutions for geotechnical challenges in diverse climatic conditions. By integrating advanced modeling techniques and experimental approaches, he aims to enhance sustainable engineering practices. His research contributes to improving soil stabilization methods, optimizing construction materials, and advancing geotechnical resilience. 🔬🏢💡
Education
Nurdaulet Bakytuly pursued his academic journey at L. N. Gumilyov Eurasian National University in Astana, Kazakhstan, specializing in Engineering Systems and Networks. He earned his Bachelor’s degree (2018-2022) with a thesis on designing a heating and ventilation system for a 1,000-student school building, tailored to the climatic conditions of Kokshetau. Continuing his passion for engineering, he is completing his Master’s degree (2022-2024), focusing on the design and modeling of domestic centrifugal pumps. His academic work integrates sustainable infrastructure solutions with innovative mechanical designs, contributing to modern engineering advancements. 📚🔧🏢
Research Focus
Nurdaulet Bakytuly’s research spans Geotechnical Engineering and Fluid Mechanics, with a focus on slope stabilization and hydraulic system optimization. His work on green cover systems explores sustainable soil stabilization methods, improving land resilience against erosion and instability. Additionally, his research on domestic centrifugal pump design applies the Taguchi method to enhance efficiency and performance in fluid mechanics. By integrating geotechnical solutions with engineering innovations, he contributes to infrastructure sustainability, environmental protection, and optimized hydraulic systems. His interdisciplinary approach bridges soil mechanics, sustainability, and mechanical systems for better engineering outcomes. 🔬🌍💡
Publication Top Notes
Harnessing Green Cover Systems for Effective Slope Stabilization in Singapore
Design optimization of a domestic centrifugal pump using Taguchi Method