Abstract
In this study, some
of the physical properties of the Karacadag stone from Diyarbakir, Sanliurfa stone from Sanliurfa, Mardin and Midyat stones from
Mardin and Hasankeyf stone from Batman which have been used extensively as a building
material in Southeastern Anatolia Region were investigated. The stones
having different features have been used as building materials in every places
all over the region for ages. Heat and mechanical properties of these stones
have not been searched yet. The aim of this work is to find out how suitable
these rocks are as structural materials. For this aim, two specimens from
different sources for each stone chosen from various places in Southeastern
Anatolia Region, have been
taken. After chemical analysis, the experiments for determining the heat
conductivity and heat capacity, water absorption and mechanical strength were
carried out. The
results are compared with the other building materials especially in the aspects
of energy saving, strength and natural comfort conditions.
Keywords
References
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- 2. Devecioglu A.G., Biçer Y. & Kavak E. (2001), Diyarbakır Karacadağ taşının bazı fiziksel özellikleri, II. GAP ve SANAYİ Kongresi, 29-30 Eylül, TMMOB Makina Mühendisleri Odası, 401-406, Diyarbakir.
- 3. Bicer Y., Yildiz C. & Pehlivan D. (1996), Some physical properties of the building stones from Mardin and Its Districts, TIEES-96 First Trabzon International Energy and Environment Symposium, July 29-31, Vol. 3, 1005-1009, July 29-31, Trabzon-Turkey.
- 4. Bicer Y., Tanyildizi V., Pehlivan D. & Yildirim, S. (1993), A research on the physical features of the natural building materials available in Firat Basin, Cukurova University Journal of Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Vol 8 (2), 53-60.
- 5. Biçer Y., Devecioglu A.G &Akpinar E.K. (2004), Effective thermal conductivity of porous stones, Firat University Turkish Journal of Science & Technology, 15(4), 613-622. 6. TS 500 and TS 699, (2000), The test and experiment methods of natural building stones, TSE, Ankara.
- 7. Bicer A. & Kar F. (2017), The effects of apricot resin addition to the light weight concrete with expanded polystyrene, Journal of Adhesion Science and technology, 31(21), 2335-2348.
- 8. Kaya A, & Kar F. (2017), Thermal and mechanical properties of gypsum plaster mixed with expanded polystyrene and tragacanth, Thermal Science and Engineering Progress, 1, 59-65.
- 9. Kaya A & Kar F. (2016), Properties of concrete containing waste expanded polystyrene and natural resin”, Construction and Building Materials, 105: 572-578.
- 10. Toksoy M. (1988) Thermal conductivity coefficients of industrial materials, Journal of Engineers and Machinery, 347, 12-15.
Abstract
In this study, some of the physical
properties of the Karacadag stone from
Diyarbakir, Sanliurfa stone from Sanliurfa, Mardin and Midyat
stones from Mardin and Hasankeyf stone from Batman which have been used extensively as a building material in Southeastern
Anatolia Region were investigated. The stones having different features have
been used as building materials in every places all over the region for ages.
Heat and mechanical properties of these stones have not been searched yet. The
aim of this work is to find out how suitable these rocks are as structural
materials. For this aim, two specimens from different sources for each stone
chosen from various places in Southeastern Anatolia
Region, have been taken. After chemical analysis, the experiments for determining
the heat conductivity and heat capacity, water absorption and mechanical
strength were carried out. The results are
compared with the other building materials especially in the aspects of energy
saving, strength and natural comfort conditions.
References
- 1. Devecioglu A.G. (2001), An investigation on the heat conduction parameters of porous building stones, Master Thesis, Firat University.
- 2. Devecioglu A.G., Biçer Y. & Kavak E. (2001), Diyarbakır Karacadağ taşının bazı fiziksel özellikleri, II. GAP ve SANAYİ Kongresi, 29-30 Eylül, TMMOB Makina Mühendisleri Odası, 401-406, Diyarbakir.
- 3. Bicer Y., Yildiz C. & Pehlivan D. (1996), Some physical properties of the building stones from Mardin and Its Districts, TIEES-96 First Trabzon International Energy and Environment Symposium, July 29-31, Vol. 3, 1005-1009, July 29-31, Trabzon-Turkey.
- 4. Bicer Y., Tanyildizi V., Pehlivan D. & Yildirim, S. (1993), A research on the physical features of the natural building materials available in Firat Basin, Cukurova University Journal of Faculty of Engineering and Architecture, Vol 8 (2), 53-60.
- 5. Biçer Y., Devecioglu A.G &Akpinar E.K. (2004), Effective thermal conductivity of porous stones, Firat University Turkish Journal of Science & Technology, 15(4), 613-622. 6. TS 500 and TS 699, (2000), The test and experiment methods of natural building stones, TSE, Ankara.
- 7. Bicer A. & Kar F. (2017), The effects of apricot resin addition to the light weight concrete with expanded polystyrene, Journal of Adhesion Science and technology, 31(21), 2335-2348.
- 8. Kaya A, & Kar F. (2017), Thermal and mechanical properties of gypsum plaster mixed with expanded polystyrene and tragacanth, Thermal Science and Engineering Progress, 1, 59-65.
- 9. Kaya A & Kar F. (2016), Properties of concrete containing waste expanded polystyrene and natural resin”, Construction and Building Materials, 105: 572-578.
- 10. Toksoy M. (1988) Thermal conductivity coefficients of industrial materials, Journal of Engineers and Machinery, 347, 12-15.
Details
| Primary Language | English |
|---|---|
| Subjects | Engineering |
| Journal Section | Articles |
| Authors | |
| Publication Date | July 31, 2019 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 2 Issue: 1 |
