Conservation of a slender historical Mamluk-style minaret by passive control techniques

El-Attar, Adel; Saleh, Ahmed M.; Zaghw, A.

doi:10.1002/stc.54

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“…There are also studies for monument base isolation retrofitting in the North of Africa27. One of the studies involves the seismic isolation of a minaret built in 1349 A.D. located near Cairo.…”

Section: Passive Seismic Protection Systemsmentioning

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The 2001 Infornortics Search Engine Meeting

Schwartz

2001

Bul. Am. Soc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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Section: Passive Seismic Protection Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Schwartz

2001

Bul. Am. Soc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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“…A proposal for the seismic isolation of Mamluk‐style minarets, combined with vertical anchor bars, is in the paper of El‐Attar et al . (). A stochastic analysis of the Ulu Mosque minaret under seismic and blast loads was performed by Haciefendioğlu and Birinci ().…”

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“…Also, the latter paper evidences as higher tensile stresses occur at transition zones and at balconies levels, where mass increases. A proposal for the seismic isolation of Mamluk-style minarets, combined with vertical anchor bars, is in the paper of El-Attar et al (2005). A stochastic analysis of the Ulu Mosque minaret under seismic and blast loads was performed by Haciefendioğlu and Birinci (2011).…”

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Stability and seismic analyses of leaning towers: the case of the minaret in Jam

Clemente

Saitta

Buffarini

et al. 2014

Structural Design Tall Build

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There is great effort of planning to rebuild the recently destructed Alhadba minaret in Mosul. A major requirement is to study the original shape and materials. During the past years, there was a considerable amount of leaning in the minaret due to various natural and human causes. The amount of leaning was generally increasing, but there was no unified or fixed control that is referenced from various monitoring groups. This paper describes the effort that was performed to design and implement a monitoring system that can be referred. Fixed control points and targets have been worked. Samples of monitoring results are presented. Data can be used for reconstruction.

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“…The ambient vibration test results were then used to update the finite element model. Ertek [6] studied about structural modeling and earthquake analysis of Ottoman minarets. Dogangun et al [7] examined about the investigation of dynamic response of masonry minaret structures.…”

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Dynamic response of a reinforced concrete minaret

Günaydın¹,

Tonyali²

2018

JSEAM

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Minarets are one of the specific structure types used commonly in Islamic Countries. Many minarets were damaged or collapsed during catastrophic events like earthquake. During an earthquake to understand the minarets' behavior are so important since dynamic response of these structures depends on a detailed understanding of their structural characteristics, such as geometrical shape, supporting system, mode shapes, natural frequencies and modal damping ratio etc. This paper examines in detail a Turkish style reinforced concrete (RC) minaret, its finite element modeling, modal analysis and earthquake analysis. A reinforced concrete minaret which is generally built in Turkey is selected as an application. Three-dimensional (3D) model of the minaret and its modal analysis are performed to obtain analytical frequencies and mode shapes using ANSYS finite element program. The minaret's linear transient analysis is carried out using the 1992 Erzincan earthquake ground motion record to obtain the earthquake behavior of the minaret. At the end of the study, the calculated displacement responses and maximum-minimum principal stresses concentrations for the minaret are briefly discussed and illustrated.

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Conservation of a slender historical Mamluk-style minaret by passive control techniques

Cited by 40 publications

References 1 publication

The 2001 Infornortics Search Engine Meeting

The 2001 Infornortics Search Engine Meeting

Stability and seismic analyses of leaning towers: the case of the minaret in Jam

Dynamic response of a reinforced concrete minaret

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