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Akhtarkavan M, Moradi A M. EXAMINATION OF THERMAL DEVICES’ FUNCTION HISTORICAL BATHHOUSES OF IRAN. Journal title 2009; 19 (6) :35-43
URL: http://ijiepm.iust.ac.ir/article-1-261-en.html
EXAMINATION OF THERMAL DEVICES’ FUNCTION HISTORICAL BATHHOUSES OF IRAN
Mahdi Akhtarkavan , Asghar Mohammad Moradi *
, m_moradi@iust.ac.ir
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architecture is one of those deeds and documents with rich sources of ancients’ life and surly their analyses and investigation can guide us in achievement of originality and culture of own and can help us in positive and intelligent usage of this valuable treasure. In this way consideration to historical buildings especially public places such as bathhouses is pretty significant and can help us in better recognition of native architecture and Iranian traditions, customs and cultures, in the other hand it can coincide the native technologies with current science. As a result the present research is done for examination of thermal devices’ function in historical bathhouses of Iran. With accomplishment of qualitative and quantitative observation, the present research is observing the phase of Iranian historical bathhouses and their thermal devices and their structures are in examination and comparison. The principle focus of this essay is examination of inappropriate thermal revival’s flaws of these buildings and finally their gradual destruction in order to disconfirmation with mechanical equipment in use for revival of these historical buildings. Finally, in general the function of this research is presentation of some strategies in stabilization of these buildings’ resistance and coincidence with new technologies also it emphasizes the necessity of accomplishment in vast observation in this regard.
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Received: 2010/06/29 | Published: 2009/01/15
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