1. Avoid using abbreviations in the Title, Abstract and Conclusions, if possible.

2. Papers published in our journal require some link to "applications" and "thermal processes" as part of the journal’s mission and scope. Address the application of your work, results or findings, while considering the wider readership of the journal. Appropriate actions to address this requirement include the addition of further content: a) focussing on specific thermal processes that occur as part of the overall study, and/or b) linking and discussing the implications of the reported research to stated application(s) of interest.

3. Manuscripts submitted to our journal are expected to be written in good English and proof read carefully to ensure that research is communicated clearly.

4. The Abstract should contain answers to the following questions: What problem was studied and why is it important? What methods were used? What are the important results? What conclusions can be drawn from the results? What is the novelty of the work and where does it go beyond previous efforts in the literature?  Please include specific and quantitative results in your Abstract, while ensuring that it is suitable for a broad audience. References, figures, tables, equations and abbreviations should be avoided.

5. The originality of the paper needs to be stated clearly. It is of importance to have sufficient results to justify the novelty of a high-quality journal paper. The Introduction should make a compelling case for why the study is useful along with a clear statement of its novelty or originality by providing relevant information and providing answers to basic questions such as: What is already known in the open literature? What is missing (i.e., research gaps)? What needs to be done, why and how? Clear statements of the novelty of the work should also appear briefly in the Abstract and Conclusions sections.

6. An updated and complete literature review should be conducted and should appear as part of the Introduction, while bearing in mind the work’s relevance to the journal and taking into account the scope and readership of the journal. The results and findings should be compared to and discussed in the context of earlier work in the literature.

In addition to these items above, your paper can rejected due to one of the reasons below.

- Low quality
- High similarity rates
- Copied long paragraphs from literature
- Missing affiliation
- Unconvincing results
- Different content from those in the regular issues
- Submission error for one of our Special Issues
- Template error (do not use our template at first submission)
- Double submission
- Backlog in the journal 
- Insufficient content
- Missing deep analyses
- Missing manuscript in the submission
- Problematic copyright issues of figures taken from literature

Useful links:
https://eds.yildiz.edu.tr/journal-of-thermal-engineering/Announcements/67
https://eds.yildiz.edu.tr/journal-of-thermal-engineering/Announcements/80
https://eds.yildiz.edu.tr/journal-of-thermal-engineering/Announcements/68

Regards,
Editorial