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Ateş, Tahir

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Ates, Tahir
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Doktor Öğretim Üyesi
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tahirates@artuklu.edu.tr
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Department of Construction / İnşaat Bölümü
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  • Book Part
    BEHAVIOUR, DESIGN AND STRENGTHENING TECHNIQUES OF MASONRY STRUCTURES AGAINST EARTHQUAKE EFFECTS
    (Iksad Publications, 2020) Ateş, Tahir; Department of Construction / İnşaat Bölümü
    Turkey, especially in masonry recently experienced an earthquake of this intensity has been shown in several instances that they create the overall effects on masonry structures. In these examples, there are masonry buildings that are not engineered, especially in rural areas, and the damage of these buildings has been pointed out. In particular, strengthening techniques that can be applied to both these damaged buildings and the earthquake-resistant design of undamaged or newly constructed masonry buildings are presented. Strengthening techniques stated in terms of applicability are the results of studies conducted in various universities, and it is known that these strengthening techniques are supported by laboratory experimental results.
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    Structural Detection and Restoration Proposal for the Mardin Şahkulubey Cupola
    (Mdpi, 2024) Ateş, Tahir; Gokdemir, Ahmet; Ahiskali, Omer Kadir; Department of Construction / İnşaat Bölümü
    Background: Mardin is a unique city in terms of linguistic, religious, and cultural diversity, within an atmosphere of tolerance, while various historical artifacts reflect these to the present day. This ancient city hosted numerous civilizations and experienced peak economic and political stability in the 12th century during the Artukid period. Many of the works that have endured to this day reflect that period. The & Scedil;ahkulubey Cupola is one of the rare works that have survived to the present day. In this study, an analysis of the existing materials is performed to shed light on the restoration works related to the & Scedil;ahkulubey Cupola. Samples were taken from the east, west, north, and south facade walls, which were deteriorated structurally. Scanning Electron Microscopy (S.E.M.) and Energy Distribution Spectroscopy (E.D.S.) analyses were conducted, and the samples' related material properties were tested. In addition, the samples' density, water absorption, and compressive strength properties were measured. As a result, it will be possible to conduct the restoration works with materials compatible with the existing structure of the & Scedil;ahkulubey Cupola.