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THE ROLE OF QANAT IN THE WATER SUPPLY SISTEM OF AZERBAIJAN
Cultural HeritageMultifaceted irrigation systems were created in the territory of Azerbaijan. The most valuable inventions of humankind is the qanat (kahriz), an artificial irrigation system.
Ilhama Mammadova
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ARTS ACADEMY
The proposed article is dedicated to the creative path of the kuyshi from the Tarbagatai region (PRC) — Uran Akatayuly. It is well known that Kazakh kuy art, depending on its geographical and regional characteristics as well as performance features, is ...
S. Elemanova, L. Akikhat
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The proposed article is dedicated to the creative path of the kuyshi from the Tarbagatai region (PRC) — Uran Akatayuly. It is well known that Kazakh kuy art, depending on its geographical and regional characteristics as well as performance features, is ...
S. Elemanova, L. Akikhat
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2016
This chapter sheds light on the structures which are intertwined with qanat. For example water mills used to be built in qanat gallery in order to exploit water energy or water reservoirs were for storing drinking water. Also ice house was meant to produce ice out of qanat water and store it for summer use.
Ali Asghar Semsar Yazdi +1 more
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This chapter sheds light on the structures which are intertwined with qanat. For example water mills used to be built in qanat gallery in order to exploit water energy or water reservoirs were for storing drinking water. Also ice house was meant to produce ice out of qanat water and store it for summer use.
Ali Asghar Semsar Yazdi +1 more
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Qanat Maintenance and Preservation
2016When the workers wrap up the construction of qanat, it does not mean that their job is over. They have to keep tabs on the qanat all the time to keep its water flowing out or even increase the qanat water discharge. They have some tools and methods to examine the integrity and health of qanat structure.
Ali Asghar Semsar Yazdi +1 more
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Hadashot Arkheologiyot - Excavations and Surveys in Israel, 2013
During June-July 2011, a salvage excavation was conducted at Qanat el-Ja'ar, near Qibbuz 'En Ha-Naziv (Permit No. A-6211; map ref. 24705-50/70877-91), prior to construction. The excavation, undertaken on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and underwritten by Qibbuz 'En
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During June-July 2011, a salvage excavation was conducted at Qanat el-Ja'ar, near Qibbuz 'En Ha-Naziv (Permit No. A-6211; map ref. 24705-50/70877-91), prior to construction. The excavation, undertaken on behalf of the Israel Antiquities Authority and underwritten by Qibbuz 'En
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2016
This chapter provides a technical definition of qanat and then examines the hydrology of qanat. Groundwater exists in different forms according to which qanat appears in different types. In this chapter we try to come up with a new classification covering almost all possible types of qanat according to different criteria.
Ali Asghar Semsar Yazdi +1 more
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This chapter provides a technical definition of qanat and then examines the hydrology of qanat. Groundwater exists in different forms according to which qanat appears in different types. In this chapter we try to come up with a new classification covering almost all possible types of qanat according to different criteria.
Ali Asghar Semsar Yazdi +1 more
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Hadashot Arkheologiyot - Excavations and Surveys in Israel, 2010
During May-June 2006 and January-May 2008, salvage excavations were conducted in the cemetery at Qanat el-Ja'ar ('the ge'ara channel', 'line between the zomot') in the Bet She'an Valley (Permit Nos. A-4830, A-5293, A-5425; map ref.
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During May-June 2006 and January-May 2008, salvage excavations were conducted in the cemetery at Qanat el-Ja'ar ('the ge'ara channel', 'line between the zomot') in the Bet She'an Valley (Permit Nos. A-4830, A-5293, A-5425; map ref.
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Qanat Detection Using Bristow's Method
Proceedings, 2012Qanat is constructed as a series of well-like vertical shafts, connected by gently sloping tunnels. There are a large number of qanats in Iran which many of them are no longer utilized. Qanats beneath and adjacent to surface and other engineering structures, such as highways and buildings, have resulted in problems.
R. Ghanati, M. K. Hafizi
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Qanat hazard in Iranian urban areas: explanation and remedies
Environmental Earth Sciences, 2016This article explains the qanat hazard in Iranian urban areas. Each qanat consists of an underground gallery (tunnel) which conveys groundwater to the surface, and several to tens of vertical wells (shafts) which provide access to the gallery. It is estimated that about 10,000 km qanats with 300,000 wells lie under Iranian urban areas.
Abbasnejad, Ahmad +3 more
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