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Autor Sawdy, A.; Heritage, A.
Jahr 2007
Titel Evaluating the influence of mixture composition on the kinetics of salt damage in wall paintings using time lapse video imaging with direct data annotation
Bibtex @article { Sawdy.etal:2007,

title = {Evaluating the influence of mixture composition on the kinetics of salt damage in wall paintings using time lapse video imaging with direct data annotation}, journal = {Environmental Geology}, year = {2007}, volume = {52}, number = {2}, pages = {303-315}, author = {Sawdy, A.; Heritage, A.} }

DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/s00254-006-0496-6
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Bemerkungen in: Environmental Geology, Band: 52 (2), S. 303-315


Eintrag in der Bibliographie

[Sawdy.etal:2007]Sawdy, A.; Heritage, A. (2007): Evaluating the influence of mixture composition on the kinetics of salt damage in wall paintings using time lapse video imaging with direct data annotation. In: Environmental Geology, 52 (2), 303-315, WebadresseLink zu Google Scholar

Abstract[Bearbeiten]

This paper presents an examination of the timescale of phase transition behaviour of a series of salts known to cause damage to wall paintings and other cultural property. The rate of deliquescence and crystallisation of single salts (nitromagnesite and halite) under different RH regimes, and the extent to which this was affected when mixed with other salts (niter, nitratite and gypsum), was investigated. The study was conducted using simple conventional techniques (mass measurements over time) and also using an innovative new method: timelapse video imaging with online data annotation. The results demonstrate the synergy gained from combining video imaging with environmental data in reference to time in the study of salt phase changes: where it revealed new information concerning the kinetics of deliquescence and crystallisation. The implications of these results for the implementation of environmental control measures within historic buildings are discussed.

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