Titlebook: Conservation of Wood Artifacts; A Handbook Achim Unger,Arno P. Schniewind,Wibke Unger Book 2001 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2001 Kons

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Urban Heritage Along the Silk Roadsst materials, and atmospheric pressure. These factors are thus the basis for the application of physical control methods. The objective is to stop the multiplication of the damaging organism and to liquidate any existing infection by changes in the environment. Since insects belong to the cold blood

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22762-3nclude partially biological or biotechnological procedures and biogenous pesticides. In addition to biological control, bioprotection for wood is of interest to the industry and for safeguarding cultural property. Overviews of biological control of and bioprotection against wood-destroying organisms

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22762-3hanical or chemical agents. In the ideal case the original properties of the wood should be recovered. From a conservation point of view, the primary objective of consolidation treatments is the preservation and protection of original substance. In addition, the treatment should ensure the suitabili

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Information Reporting and Tax Returnsthe solids to be joined. The cohesion derives from internal, intermolecular forces and the molecular size of the adhesive. The adhesion refers to the molecular forces between the solid surfaces of the adherents and a second phase, the adhesive, which may consist of individual particles such as dropl

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Islam El Ghonaimy,Mohamed El Ghonaimy effects of the weather. Physical methods to preserve wood include the application of heat, cold, and electromagnetic waves such as microwaves and gamma rays. Chemical preservative methods entail the use of preservatives or fumigants.

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Liquid Wood Preservatives, effects of the weather. Physical methods to preserve wood include the application of heat, cold, and electromagnetic waves such as microwaves and gamma rays. Chemical preservative methods entail the use of preservatives or fumigants.

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Introduction, adhesives for wood. An overview of the use of particular conservation materials and methods is presented as they apply to dry wood as well as to wet or waterlogged wood, the division being based roughly on the fiber saturation point.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22456-1logical agents such as decay fungi, insects, bacteria, and marine borers; and (3) technological properties and processes such as machinability, drying, preservative treatment, gluing, coating, and consolidation.