TARIXIY YODGORLIKLARNING ZILZILABARDOSHLIGINI OʻRGANISHDA DUNYO MUHANDISLIK TAJRIBASI

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Abstract:

Bugungi kunda tarixiy yodgorliklarni muhofaza qilish masalasi global miqyosda muhandislik, konservatsiya va restavratsiya fanlarining kesishgan nuqtasiga aylangan. Bu yo‘nalishda asosiy e’tibor yodgorliklarning arxitektura yaxlitligini buzmasdan, ularni zilzilaga chidamli qilish imkoniyatlariga qaratilgan. Shu bois, har bir mamlakat o‘zining iqlimiy, seysmik va tarixiy sharoitidan kelib chiqqan holda konstruktiv va innovatsion yechimlar ishlab chiqmoqda. Dunyo muhandislik amaliyotida bu boradagi yondashuvlar xilma-xilligi bilan birga umumiy tamoyillarga ham asoslanadi: minimal aralashuv, tarixiy ko‘rinishni saqlash va texnik ishonchlilik. Mazkur tezisda ana shu xalqaro tajribalar tahlil qilinadi va ular asosida tarixiy obidalarni seysmik mustahkamlashda qo‘llanilayotgan zamonaviy yondashuvlar yoritiladi.

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Maksudova , . G. (2025). TARIXIY YODGORLIKLARNING ZILZILABARDOSHLIGINI OʻRGANISHDA DUNYO MUHANDISLIK TAJRIBASI. Science and Technology in the Modern World, 4(17), 81–82. Retrieved from https://in-academy.uz/index.php/zdift/article/view/56275

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