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1613-9712 conservation should be represented, but that less well-known, often not as readily accessible contributions should also be included. Only in this manner was it possible to draw a comprehensive picture of the n978-3-642-07480-6978-3-662-06398-9Series ISSN 1613-9712

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-22762-3abilization of surface areas with strengthening adhesive binders will be necessary. In every case, no more than the absolutely necessary quantity of consolidant should be introduced into or onto the object. In addition to strengthening the wood structure, the materials used may also effect some dime

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Biological Deterioration of Wood,t common wood-destroying insects belong to the orders Coleoptera (beetles) and Isoptera (termites). These are the primary pests for wood and are also referred to as wood-eating (xylophagous) insects. In addition to the wood-eating insects, there are also secondary pests, such as insects which breed

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Liquid Wood Preservatives,i, marine borers, or bacteria. These measures may be preventive or a control of an active attack. Preventive measures include regulation of environmental factors, construction details in buildings, and chemical treatments. Control measures include structural, physical, and chemical treatments. Among

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Physical Control Methods,st 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