ISSN 2077-3528
	IJTPE Journal
	International Journal on
	Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering
	(IJTPE)
	International Organization of IOTPE

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JOURNAL TOPICS

The International Journal on Technical and Physical Problems of Engineering (IJTPE) publishes original research, reviews, and case studies across a wide range of Journal Topics in engineering and applied sciences. The journal welcomes contributions in areas including but not limited to electrical and electronic engineering, energy systems, mechanical engineering, civil engineering, materials science, and interdisciplinary technical subjects. IJTPE aims to foster innovation and facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge among researchers, professionals, and academics worldwide.

n Themes and Subject

· Theoretical Themes: Fundamental analysis, mathematical modeling, or simulation studies that advance understanding of technical systems.

· Physical Subjects: Research that involves applied physics principles to engineering challenges.

· Technical Problems: Innovative solutions or analysis of real-world technical problems.

· Analyzing Concepts: Performance evaluation, modeling techniques, system analysis, optimization, etc.

n Main Topics

· Sciences: Applied physical sciences with direct engineering relevance.

· Technology: Technological advancements, innovation in engineering tools or systems.

· Engineering: Across multiple branches, focusing on application, analysis, and solution-finding.

· Education, Learning, Training: Directly related to engineering education, technical training systems, laboratory development, simulations, or digital learning platforms aimed at engineering or applied science students.