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Notice catalographique « Inert gases in the control of museum insect pests »

Titre
Inert gases in the control of museum insect pests
Auteur ou éditeur
  • Selwitz, Charles, 1927-
  • Maekawa, Shin
  • Getty Conservation Institute
Lieu de publication
Los Angeles
Maison d'édition
Getty Conservation Institute
Date de publication
1998
Collation
107 p.
Série
Research in conservation
Résumé
A serious problem facing museum professionals is the protection of collections from damage due to insects. This book describes successful insect eradication procedures developed at the Getty Conservation Institute and elsewhere whereby objects are held in an atmosphere of either nitrogen or argon containing less than 1000 ppm of oxygen - a process known as anoxia - or in an atmosphere of more than sixty percent carbon dioxide. Tehniques, materials, and operating parameters are described in detail.
Table des matières

Contents:

Mechanisms of Insect Mortality
Desiccation
Anoxia at High Humidities

Anoxia as a Conservation Procedure
From Food Preservation to Conservation
Early Museum Anoxia Studies
Determining Kill Times
Thermal Techniques
Killing Burrowed Insects

Methods and Materials
Barrier Films
Gas Supplies
Oxygen Scavengers
Closures
Heat Sealers
Portals
Zippers
Clamps
Adhesive Strips

Operational Problems and Practices
Humidification
Argon versus Nitrogen
Monitors
Electronic Oxygen Monitors
Passive Oxygen Monitors
Carbon Dioxide Monitors
Relative Humidity Monitors
Temperature Sensors
Leak Detectors
Monitoring Life Signs
Safe Use of Nontoxic Fumigants

Anoxia Treatment in Barrier-Film Bags
General Procedures
Conservators' Experience

Anoxia Treatment in a Dynamic Mode
Treatment in Small Pouches
Treatment in Constructed Containments
Objects at the J. Paul Getty Museum
Back Seat Dodge '38
The Spanish Piano

Reusable Anoxia Systems
Flexible Chambers
The Getty Barrier-Film Tent
The Small Rentokil Bubble
The Large Rentokil Bubble
Rigid Chambers
Homemade Containers
Vacufume Chambers

Fumigation with Carbon Dioxide
Effectiveness of Carbon Dioxide versus Nitrogen
Carbon Dioxide Fumigation Requirements
Treatment Experience in the United States
Old Sturbridge Village
The Winterthur Museum
Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities
The Oakland Museum
The Smithsonian Institution
Treatment Experience in Canada
The National Museum of Science and Technology
The Canadian Museum of Civilization
Treatment Experience in Germany

Langue
English = Anglais
Sujet
  • Museum conservation methods
  • Insect pests - Control
  • Gases, Rare
  • Anoxemia
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Insectes nuisibles - Lutte contre
  • Musées - Méthodes de conservation
ISBN/ISSN
0-89236-502-1
Lien au document en anglais
http://www.getty.edu/conservation/publications_resources/pdf_publications/inert_gases.html
Pays
United States
Type de document
Monograph = Monographie
Localisation
AM 145 S45
Clé
11589
Collection
Catalogue
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