40102
Accession Number
19613
Title Of Article Chaper
Abrasiveness of Packing Materials: A Prelimiary Research Project Report
Title Of Journal Book
Papers Presented at the Wooden Artifacts Group Speciality Session, AIC Annual Meeting
Collation
4 p. : ill.
Publisher
AIC. American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works
Publisher City
Washington, D.C.
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
Wooden Arifacts Group Speciality Session, AIC Annual Meeting (16)
Meeting City
New Orleans (Louisiana)
Abstract
Artifacts are being moved and shipped with increasing regularity for a variety of reasons. Many studies have evaluated packing materials for vapor permeability, residual offgassing, etc., but not for potential mechanically induced damage due to abrasion resulting from contact between the artifact and the packing material. An ongoing research project at CAL began investigating the problem and a report of current findings will be presented. This will include a review of experimental design, the packing materials tested, and experimental procedures.
Keywords
shipping; abrasion; packing materials; finish; furniture; shellac; cellulose nitrate; oil-resin varnish; Acryloid B-72; glassien; kraft paper; polyester backed PTFE; mylar; flannel; muslin; polyethylene; expanded foam; tissue paper; synthetic fabric
pub_id
40102
Meeting Date
19880605