Articles in our International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences journal are gathered are
Research Articles: These are articles consisting of theoretical, computational and experimental original scientific studies and dissertations in the fields of pure and applied sciences.

Ethics: The articles to be published in our journal must be within the scientific ethical rules.

The national and international ethical rules must be followed, the requirement of compliance with research and publication ethics must be clearly stated in the "Article Writing Rules",
In the scientific articles to be sent to journals, ICMJE (International Committee of Medcial Journal Editors) recommendations and COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) 'International Standards for Editors and Authors should be taken into consideration,

Submitted articles must not have been published in another journal, in whole or in part, and have not been submitted for publication. Any responsibility for the articles to be published in the journal belongs to the author (s). The writing language of our journal is Turkish and / or English, and the text of the article should be understandable, and should be written in a plain and fluent manner with technical statements in the relevant field. Turkish and English of the manuscript should be submitted with the article. Unnecessary and well-known information and unnecessary sources should be avoided and quoted with reference to previously published data, formulas and results. International rules of naming, abbreviation and symbols should be used. Abbreviations that are specific to the article or used in the relevant field should be specified in parentheses in the first place. The article accepts SI (Systemé International) units and abbreviations.
International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences Journal is a refereed journal and is accepted with the approval of at least two referees proposed after the preliminary evaluation of the journal editor group.

The articles uploaded to the system for publication in the International Journal of Advances in Engineering and Pure Sciences are taken into preliminary examination by the Journal Editor and / or Department Editor. All incoming articles are first scanned in the ithenticate plagiarism program, and if the score is not approved, it is rejected by the Editor or Journal Editorial Board. In addition, even if the article gets the appropriate score, the Editorial Board has the right to make a rejection decision without sending the articles that cannot be published in our journal to the referees. Articles that do not follow the spelling rules of our journal are sent back to the author for correction. The articles that pass the quality evaluation procedure are sent to at least two different referees for review. The Journal Editor decides whether the articles will be accepted for publication, taking into account the referee reports. The referee appointed by the Editor for the article should upload the result to the system within 3 weeks after accepting our request for evaluation. When this time is exceeded, a warning message is sent to the referees.
Journal writing rules are also print format. For this reason, the spelling rules must be carefully applied by the authors. Articles that do not comply with the spelling rules will be sent back to the authors.

Manuscripts should be submitted electronically as MS Word files. The article should be written with Times New Roman font in 10 font size, single spaced and 2.5 cm space on all four sides of the paper. Figures, graphics, pictures, formulas and tables must be produced originally and cleanly and clearly ready for printing from the computer and should be placed in the text. The Journal Editor and Editorial Board are not responsible for transferring them to electronic media.

ARTICLE LAYOUT
ARTICLE TITLE
There should be a short and simple title that is appropriate for the subject of the article in Turkish and English, explaining the purpose and result. Article title should be written in bold, initial letters in capital letters and centered in 14 font Times New Roman font. In Turkish articles, the English title should be given before the English abstract. For English articles, the Turkish title should be given before the Turkish abstract.

AUTHOR NAMES AND ADDRESSES
The names are written in capital letters, centered side by side under the title without shortening the names. Abbreviations should not be used in addresses. A numerical superscript should be used for authors with different addresses. Names TNR 10 point, flat and dark; the addresses must be in TNR 10 point, italic. Title should not be written before the names. Also, the phone and e-mail address of the responsible author should be written in 10 point TNR font as footer.
ORCID information of the authors should be provided.

ABSTRACT AND KEYWORD
In articles written in Turkish, first, Turkish; In articles written in English, firstly, both Turkish and English should be written in 9 font size in English, not exceeding 250 words each. Abstract and Abstract titles should be TNR, 9 font size and bold. 4-6 keywords should be entered under the Abstract in 9 points.

TEXT
I. INTRODUCTION
It is the section that gives the purpose of the study and its place among the past studies. SI (Systeme International) units and abbreviations should be used in the article. When other abbreviations are used, they should be specified where they appear in the text. All texts should be written with TNR, 10 font size, normal, single spacing and without using first line indent in the paragraph.
II. MATERIAL AND METHOD
Experimental methods used for experimental studies should be given in a detailed and descriptive way. The method used should be descriptive so that it can be repeated by others. For theoretical studies, if the derivation has been made elsewhere, the formulas should be given with reference, and the final formula should be written by explaining each quantity in its content or the required derivation should be outlined.
2.1 Title Numbering
First level titles capitalized, bold 10 point, Times New Roman (TNR), left-aligned (I. ROMAN FIGURE)
Second level titles The first letters of the words in the title are capital, normal, italic 10 point Times New Roman, left aligned (1.1 Second Level Titles)
In the third level titles, only the first letter of the first word is capital, normal, italic 10 point Times New Roman, left aligned (1.1.1 Third level titles)
2.2 Images
All images should be drawn taking into account the page sizes. Images must be numbered sequentially throughout the article. Each image should contain its own title and necessary explanations. Description should not be more than 2 lines. Title and description texts with TNR 10 font size; title part should be bold and description part should be written normal. Figure title and description text below the relevant figure (Photographs, pictures, drawings and graphics should be evaluated as figures); Table title and explanation writings should be placed on the relevant table.
Figures and tables embedded in the text should be centered within the page. Figures and tables should be given close to where their names appear in the text. And abbreviations should not be made in the title of the Figure or Table in the text. (For example, it should not be like “Fig. 1”,…. Active and passive condition monitoring should be written as shown in Figure 2.)
Tables must be prepared using the table property of the MSWord processor. The data in the table should be 10 points.

2.2.1 Examples for visual titles and descriptions
Figure 1. Marmara science journal (centered below the figure, 10 font size, Times New Roman, only the first letter of the first word is capitalized)
Table 1. Marmara science journal (centered on the table, 10 font size, Times New Roman, only the first letter of the first word is capitalized)
2.3 Adding Equations and Numbering
Equations should be written left-aligned, and should be expressed with a single number throughout the entire article, regardless of the section number, and should be numbered accordingly. The number representing the equation number must be aligned to the far right and must be given in parentheses. for exampl
The calculation of the current passing through the resistor is given in Equation (1):
I = V / R (1)
It should be used as Equation (1) in articles with full text in English:
III. FINDINGS AND DISCUSSION
The results obtained in this section should be given by supporting with tables, figures and graphics if necessary. All tables and figures should be included in the text. The results must be interpreted by avoiding unnecessary repetitions. The results should be given similarities and differences with other researches, and their possible causes should be discussed. The contribution and importance of the results to science should be emphasized.
3.1 Conclusions and Evaluations
This section is where summary of results are indicated. The results from your data should be described in this section. Recommendations for future research can also be specified in this section. The statements mentioned in the conclusion should have been discussed in the text before and should not contain any new information.
3.1.1 Acknowledgments section
It is a short thank you to the institutions or individuals who support the study or to the experts who made suggestions for the research. If this study was supported by the Marmara University Scientific Research Projects Commission (BAPKO), the project should be referenced by the project number.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT
If there will be an Acknowledgment section, it should be given before the end of the text.

Sample Acknowledgment Text
This study was supported within the scope of Marmara University BAPKO Graduate Thesis project numbered FEN-C-YLP-060911-XX.

REFERENCES
It is the section in which the references are listed in square brackets [X] presented according to the order of appearance in the text. References should be written in 10-point Times New Roman font, in accordance with the APA format, without spaces after paragraphs and square brackets should be written in bold.
References are organized as follows:
Books
[1] McInerney, M.J. (1999). Anaerobic metabolism and its regulation. In: Biotechnology, J. Winter (ed.), 2nd edition, Wiley-VCH Verlag, Weinheim, Germany, p. 455-478.
Theses
[1] Yapsakli, K. (2008). Application of Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) in drinking water treatment. PhD Thesis, Bogazici University, Turkey, p. 154-155.
Articles
[1] Zeng, R.J., Lemaire, R., Yuan, Z. and Keller, J. (2004). A novel wastewater treatment process: simultaneous nitrification, denitrification and phosphorus removal. Water. Sci. Technol., 50 (10), 163-170.
[2] Yapsakli, K., Mertoglu, B. and Cecen, F. (2010). Identification of nitrifiers and nitrification performance in drinking water Biological Activated Carbon (BAC) filtration. Process Biochem., 45, 1543-1549.
Leaflets
[1] Dağsöz, A.K., Binark, A.K. and Öznergis, E. (1984). A solar heating collector. Proceedings of the 3rd International Congress and Exhibition on the New Energy Sources, ITU Istanbul, Turkey, 25-27 June, the Turkish Solar Energy Research Foundation.

Patents and Standards
[1] Schulze, R. (1980). Process for the Isolation of Noble Metals. US Patent 4, 925, 485.
[2] Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and Wastewater (1998). 20th edition, American Public Health Association / American Water Works Association / Water Environment Federation, Washington DC, USA.
Reports
[1] Sobsey, M.D. and Pfaender, F.K. (2002). Evaluation of the H2S method for Detection of Fecal Contamination of Drinking Water, Report WHO / SDE / WSH / 02.08, Water Sanitation and Health Program, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland.
Internet
[1] Internet Related Technologies, Java Applets in Education, http://tech.irt.org/articles/js151, (June 2001).
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Articles are added to the first issue planned to be published as soon as they are ready for publication; however, after all the articles are completed, the relevant issue is published collectively.
In the International Journal of Advances in Engineering Pure Sciences Magazine, which publishes 4 issues a year, the usual publication schedule is planned as follows:
Number 1, end of March;
Number 2, end of June;
Number 3, end of September;
Number 4, end of December.
Names and e-mail addresses on this journal site will be used for the stated purposes of this journal and will not be used for other purposes or any other section.
A letter stating that the submitted work has not been published elsewhere or has not been sent to another journal must be uploaded to the system as an additional document. All the authors in the article should sign the Copyright Form stating that they have published the copyright of their work to the International Journal of Advances in Engineering Pure Sciences. Even if the publication is accepted before this form is submitted, it will not be published.