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E-raamat: Kopriyet: Republican Heritage Bridges of Turkey

(Bridgewiz International Engineering and Consulting, Turkey)
  • Formaat: 354 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 23-Sep-2022
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000632675
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  • Formaat: 354 pages
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  • ISBN-13: 9781000632675

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Köpriyet: Republican Heritage Bridges of Turkey deals with bridges and the construction industry of Turkey during the foundation of the Republic between 1923 and 1940. This book provides a brief summary of the bridge history of the country, but the main focus is on the Early Republic Era. During this period, the bridge-building technique was reborn in a country undergoing a radical transformation. Turkey changed its ruling, secularized and changed its alphabet.

In addition to detailed descriptions of bridges built during this period and of leading innovative engineers, this book provides a first documented overview of heritage bridges in Turkey, focusing on applied techniques known worldwide. Many bridges are documented for the first time in this book, and most of them are heritage bridges and provide significant value in terms of bridge-building technology and application of worldwide techniques. In the waning days of the Ottoman Empire, engineering projects in Turkey were often carried out through "privileges" by foreign companies. The technical personnel were also financed with foreign resources. With the new Republic, Turkey experienced a renaissance in many areas, including technology. This transition from technology import to development and use of local resources is described in detail.

Köpriyet: Republican Heritage Bridges of Turkey provides a wealth of information and documentation on bridges in Turkey from an important era, and aims at those interested in bridge structures and structural engineering history.
Foreword ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiii
1 Introduction
1(6)
1.1 Introduction
1(1)
1.2 Resources and content of the book
2(5)
2 Turkey history
7(38)
2.1 Brief introduction to Turkey
7(1)
2.2 Anatolia bridge history
8(6)
2.3 Ottoman bridge-building
14(2)
2.4 Ottoman public works period
16(22)
2.5 End of the empire
38(7)
3 Republic
45(42)
3.1 Introduction
45(1)
3.2 Republican public works
46(2)
3.3 Republican railways
48(8)
3.4 Republican road building
56(4)
3.5 Republican bridge-building
60(14)
3.6 Bridge names and opening ceremonies
74(1)
3.7 Bosphorus strait crossings
74(4)
3.8 Prominent bridge engineers of the early Republic
78(9)
4 Bowstring bridges
87(54)
4.1 Introduction
87(2)
4.2 History of bowstring bridges
89(3)
4.3 Significant features of bowstring bridges in Turkey
92(5)
4.4 Early Republican bowstring bridges in Turkey
97(44)
BWS-01 Adagide bridge
98(2)
BWS-02 Gazi (Orman Ciftligi) bridge
100(1)
BWS-03 Ankara bridge
100(1)
BWS-04 Nazilli (Menderes) bridge
101(2)
BWS-05 Incesu (Atav) bridge
103(1)
BWS-06 And BWS-07: Silahtaraga and Siinnet (Fil) bridges
104(3)
BWS-08 Keloglu bridge
107(1)
BWS-09 Akcaagil bridge
108(5)
BWS-10 Aksu bridge
113(2)
BWS-11 Menemen (Gediz) bridge
115(4)
BWS-12 Karabekir bridge
119(1)
BWS-13 Dalaman (Ataturk) bridge
119(2)
BWS-14 Yalakdere bridge
121(3)
BWS-15 Sakarya bridge
124(4)
BWS-16 Cetinkaya (Bafra) bridge
128(3)
BWS-17 Ergene bridge
131(1)
BWS-18 Milic bridge
132(1)
BWS-19 Giiluskiir bridge
133(2)
BWS-20 Horasan bridge
135(1)
BWS-21 Kavuncu bridge
135(1)
BWS-22 Beydag bridge
135(1)
BWS-23 Melen bridge
135(1)
BWS-24 Nif bridge
136(5)
5 Concrete arch bridges
141(92)
5.1 Introduction
141(3)
5.2 History of arch bridges
144(3)
5.3 Significant features of concrete arch bridges in Turkey
147(3)
5.4 Early republican concrete arch bridges in Turkey
150(83)
ACH-01 Irva bridge
156(1)
ACH-02 Kirazhk bridge
157(1)
ACH-03 Akcay bridge
158(2)
ACH-04 Asian bridge
160(1)
ACH-05 Big Agonya bridge
161(1)
ACH-06 Small Agonya bridge
162(1)
ACH-07 Bakircay bridge
163(1)
ACH-08 Goksu (Beykoz) bridge
164(3)
ACH-09 Komiirhan (ismetpasa) bridge
167(7)
ACH-10 Nisankaya bridge
174(1)
ACH-11 Fevzipasa (ispiroglu) bridge
175(3)
ACH-12 Korkiin bridge
178(2)
ACH-13 Pasur bridge
180(3)
ACH-14 Goksu bridge
183(1)
ACH-15 Giireyman (Kiz) bridge
184(1)
ACH-16 Mesebiiku (Bolaman) bridge
185(3)
ACH-17 Afrin bridge
188(1)
ACH-18 Fadh bridge
188(2)
ACH-19 Keban Madeni bridge
190(1)
ACH-20 Singer; bridge
191(2)
ACH-21 Goksu (isakoy) bridge
193(1)
ACH-22 Sansa (Km 389) bridge
193(1)
ACH-23 And ACH-24: Yukankale (Koprttbasi) and Asagikale bridges
194(1)
ACH-25 KM 441 bridge
195(1)
ACH-26 Akcay bridge
196(2)
ACH-27 Pertek bridge
198(3)
ACH-28 And ACH-29: Genclik-1 and Genclik-2 bridges
201(2)
ACH-30 Pisyar Bridge
203(1)
ACH-31, ACH-32 and ACH-33 Alikaya, Sucati and Tekir bridges
204(1)
ACH-34 Goat (km 386) bridge
205(2)
ACH-35 Dicle (Egil) bridge
207(1)
ACH-36 Mameki bridge
207(1)
ACH-37 Irmak bridge
208(1)
ACH-38 And ACH-39: Mutu and Sansa bridges
209(2)
ACH-40 Kutiir bridge
211(1)
ACH-41 Kurtulus bridge
212(1)
ACH-42 Soganh bridge
213(1)
ACH-43 Gayirhan bridge
214(1)
ACH-44 Malabadi bridge
215(2)
ACH-45 And ACH-46: Dokuzdolambac bridges
217(1)
ACH-47 Dergalip bridge
218(1)
ACH-48 Birecik bridge
219(3)
ACH-49 Ceyhan bridge
222(1)
ACH-50 Tabakhane (Balya) bridge
223(1)
ACH-51 Sirya (Zeytinlik) bridge
224(1)
ACH-52 Maden bridge
224(1)
ACH-53 Hasankeyf bridge
225(1)
ACH-54 Cizre bridge
225(8)
6 Metal bridges
233(58)
6.1 Introduction
233(1)
6.2 History of metal bridges in Turkey
233(5)
6.3 Technical features of metal bridges in Turkey
238(7)
6.4 Metal bridges in Turkey
245(4)
6.5 Early republican metal bridges in Turkey
249(42)
MTL-01 Dalama bridge
252(3)
MTL-02 Manavgat bridge
255(3)
MTL-03 Vezirhan bridge
258(2)
MTL-04 Borcka bridge
260(3)
MTL-05 Kemah bridge
263(2)
MTL-06 Ihc bridge
265(1)
MTL-07 Gazi (Atatiirk/Unkapani) bridge
266(11)
MTL-08 Ceyhan bridge
277(2)
MTL-09 And MTL-10: Sirzi and Kozluk bridges
279(1)
MTL-11 Kirazhk bridge
280(1)
MTL-12 Mameki bridge
280(1)
MTL-13 Gene bridge
281(1)
MTL-14 Bartm bridge
282(9)
7 Beam bridges and unique bridges
291(40)
7.1 Introduction
291(1)
7.2 Significant features of beam bridges
292(2)
7.3 Early republican beam and unique bridges in Turkey
294(37)
BRD-01 Sanoglan bridge
295(4)
BRD-02 Kirmasti (Mustafakemalpasa) bridge
299(1)
BRD-03 Carsamba bridge
300(6)
BRD-04 Saraykoy bridge
306(1)
BRD-05 Giingormez bridge
306(1)
BRD-06 Omerli bridge
307(1)
BRD-07 Candere bridge
307(1)
BRD-08 Kalabaka bridge
307(1)
BRD-09 Koyunagih bridge
308(1)
BRD-10 Yogurtcu bridge
309(1)
BRD-11 Istinye Bridge
310(2)
BRD-12 Ku?uksu bridge
312(1)
BRD-13 And BRD-14: Etlik and Ziraat Mektebi bridges
313(2)
BRD-15 Garzan (Aviske, ikikopru) bridge
315(3)
BRD-16 Guzelhisar bridge
318(2)
BRD-17 Basmane bridge
320(2)
BRD-18 Mustecap bridge
322(1)
BRD-19 Sivelan bridge
323(1)
BRD-20 Opera (Nervi) bridge
324(7)
8 Conclusion
331(4)
Index 335
Hulya Sonmez Schaap was born in Turkey, completed her masters at the Middle East Technical University and then worked in that country for 15 years as an engineer. She then migrated to Australia to work there for eight years and then moved to Qatar for work. She has always worked as a bridge engineer, designing, reviewing and strengthening bridges. She is a fellow member of Engineering Australia for which she has been active as secretary of the Qatar Chapter of Engineers Australia through volunteering. Since 1998, she has taken an interest in heritage bridges in Turkey and has visited, photographed and investigated more than 150 of them in Turkey. Her interest has since extended globally, and she has visited more than 50 significant bridges worldwide. She publishes her work and findings about bridges in the following blogs: kantaratlas.blogspot.com and kopriyet.blogspot.com for bridges in Turkey and soon kuranyakuna.blogspot.com for Australia.