METHODOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROCESS OF RESTORATION WORK TO STRENGTHEN THE STRUCTURES OF ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS

Authors

  • Associate Professor Talipova Nargiza Zukhritdinovna
  • Omonova Dilnoza Fayziddinovna
  • Kadabaeva Shakhnoza Saidjanovna
  • Ubaydullayeva Dildora Fayziddinovna

Keywords:

architectural monuments, construction, restoration, operation, reinforced concrete, deformation, technology, modern design.

Abstract

This article describes the methodological justification for the process of restoration work to strengthen the structures of architectural monuments. This is a good program for researchers in this direction.

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Published

2023-09-30

How to Cite

Associate Professor Talipova Nargiza Zukhritdinovna, Omonova Dilnoza Fayziddinovna, Kadabaeva Shakhnoza Saidjanovna, & Ubaydullayeva Dildora Fayziddinovna. (2023). METHODOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PROCESS OF RESTORATION WORK TO STRENGTHEN THE STRUCTURES OF ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTS. British Journal of Global Ecology and Sustainable Development, 20, 60–67. Retrieved from https://journalzone.org/index.php/bjgesd/article/view/393

Issue

Vol. 20 (2023)

Section

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