Der Einfluss von Luftfeuchtigkeit und Temperatur auf die Erhaltung von Kulturgut

• 1.1 Der Einfluss der relativen Luftfeuchtigkeit (rF) auf die Erhaltung von Kulturgut
• 1.2. Mechanische Schäden durch Klimaschwankungen am Beispiel Holz
• 1.3 Mechanische Schäden durch Klimaschwankungen bei Gemälden und Gegenständen aus kombinierten Materialien
• 1.4 Bibliographie und Links / References and links

1.4 Bibliographie

• Ballard, Mary W.: "Hanging out: Strength, Elongation and Relative Humidity: Some Physical Properties of Textile Fibres...", ICOM 1996, p. 665-669.
• Banks, Paul N.: What Makes Records Deteriorate http://resourcecenter.ashrae.org, dort weitersuchen, leider nicht mehr gratis... in pdf-format, April 1999.
• Berger, Gustav A. et al.: Interaction between canvas and paint film in response to environmental changes, Studies in Conservation 39, Nr. 2, Mai 1994, p 73 – 86.
• Elovitz, Kenneth M.: Understanding What Humidity Does and Why http://resourcecenter.ashrae.org, dort weitersuchen, leider nicht mehr gratis... in pdf-format, April 1999.
• Erhardt, David: The determination of allowable RH-Fluctuations, in: WAAC-Newsletter Vol. 17, No.1 Jan 1995, http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/waac/wn/wn17/wn17-1/wn17-108.html
• Erhardt, David and Mecklenburg, Marion: Relative humidity re-examined, in: Preventive Conservation, The International Institute for Conservation, Congress 1994 in Ottawa, preprints, p. 32-38.
• Götz, Cornelius: Der Schutz von technischem Kulturgut gegen atmosphärische Korrosion, in: Spannungsfeld Restaurierung, AdR Schriftenreihe zur Restaurierung und Grabungstechnik, Heft 2, Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Restauratoren, Kirchzarten 1996, p. 95-100.
• Hilbert, Günter S.: Sammlungsgut in Sicherheit, Teil 2 Lichtschutz und Klimatisierung, Berlin 1987, p. 132.
• McCrady, Ellen: Indoor Environment Standards, A Report on the NYU Symposium, Abbey Newsletter 19, Nr. 6-7, Dec. 1995, http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byorg/abbey/an/an19/an19-6/an19-602.html
• Mecklenburg, Marion and Tumosa, Charles: Mechanical Behaviour of Paintings Subjected to changes in Temperature and Relative Humidity, in Art in Transit, International Conference on the Packing and Transportation of Paintings in London , 1991, National Gallery of Art, Washington, p. 173 -216.
• idem : An Introduction into the Mechanical Behaviour of Paintings under Rapid Load Conditions, in Art in Transit 1991 (s.o.) p. 137 – 172.
• Temperature and Relative Humidity Effects on the Mechanical and Chemical Stability of Collections http://resourcecenter.ashrae.org/store/ashrae/ dort weitersuchen, leider nicht mehr gratis... in pdf-format, April 1999.
• Michalski, Stefan: Relative Humidity: A Discussion of Correct/Incorrect Values, ICOM Committee for Conservation, 10^th Triennal Meeting 1993, preprints, p. 624-629.
• Montori; C., Morrow, C.C. et al: 1994: Research on the Effects of Moisture in Collections under Fluctuating RH and Temperature, Wahington DC.: Commission on Preservation and Access). www.clir.org/cpa/science/phase1-4.html
• Padfield, Tim: An Introduction to the Physics of the Museum Environment (On Line), Available: http://www.natmus.dk/cons/tp/index.htm, 1995-1999.
• Scott, Graeme: Moisture, Ventilation and Mould Growth, in Preventive Conservation, IIC-Congress Ottawa 1994, preprints, p. 149-153.
• Sebera/CPA in: Managing the museum environment, Chicora Foundation, Inc. 1994 http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byorg/chicora/chicenv.html. oder Sebera, D. 1994: Isoperms: An Environmental Management Tool, Washington D.C. , Commission on Preservation and Access.
• Smithonian Institution News: Work of Smithonian Scientists Revises Guidelines for Climate Control in Museums and Archives, in Abbey Newsletter, Nr. 18, 1994 http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byorg/abbey/an/an18/an18-4/an18-405.html
• Toishi, Kenzo et al.: A note on the movement of moisture between the components in a sealed package, Studies in Conservation 39, Nr. 4, 1994, p. 265-271.
• Vitale und Erhardt: Changes in paper colour due to artificial ageing and the effect of washing on colour removal in: ICOM Committee for Conservation 10^th Triennal Meeting, Washington D.C. USA, 1993, Preprints, p. 507.
• Waller, Robert: The Prevention of Deliquescence, Efflorescence an d Hydration in Mineral Specimens, in ICOM Committee for Conservation, 7. Triennal Meeting Copenhagen, 1984, preprints, pp. 84.19.8-10.
• Wilhelm, Henry: The Permanence and Care of Color Photographs, Presevation Publlishing Company, Grinnell, Iowa 1993.
• Wilson, William K.: "Effect of Relative Humidity on Storage and Use of Records", Abbey Newsletter 17, Nr. 7, Dec 1993, http://palimpsest.stanford.edu/byorg/abbey/an/an17/an17-7/an17-706.html
• Practical Guide to Museums and Historic Renovation at http://resourcecenter.ashrae.org/store/ashrae/. There are also two articles on cold storage available from Henry Wilhelm's web site. One is the article published in the April issue of PEI Magazine (Photo Electronic Imaging). There is also an 18 slide presentation that Mark McCormick-Goodhart made at the National Archives in March available from this site. The page is http://www.wilhelm-research.com/subzero/na.html (You'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view it, but it is free and you can get Acrobat from the previously mentioned page.)