Indoor corrosivity in museums and archives assessment: standards and recommendations
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1 7th Indoor Air Quality 2006 Meeting (IAQ 2006) Braunschweig, Germany, November 2006 Indoor corrosivity in museums and archives assessment: standards and recommendations Mandana Saheb and Michel Dubus, Centre de Recherche et de Restauration des Musées de France Palais du Louvre, Porte des Lions, 14, quai François Mitterrand, Paris 1
2 Problematics Why this compilation of standards and recommendations data? Tool to estimate the indoor air quality in museums and archives Classification of corrosivity of indoor atmosphere identification of the corrosion attack on standard specimens or based on the knowledge of humidity, temperature and pollution conditions 2
3 Standards and recommendations references ISO 9223 Mass loss on several metals after one year exposure ISA-S Copper corrosion film thickness after 30 days exposure in industrial zones ISO/DIS Corrosion rate by mass change (loss and gain) on copper and silver Spans of pollutant concentrations in rural, urban and industrial zones Livio de Santoli, Evandro Sacchi, Antonio Prina, Chris Muller* Corrosion film thickness after 30 days exposure Levels and peaks of gaseous pollutants in urban areas * Control strategies for gaseous contamination in museums: a new method for assessing environmental risk, INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP - ROMA 7 MAGGIO 2005, INDOOR ENVIRONMENT QUALITY IN MUSEUMS - LA QUALITA' DELL'AMBIENTE NEI MUSEI 7 mai
4 Sulfur compounds SO 2 Combustion products of sulfur-bearing fossil fuels H 2 S One of the predominant causes of atmospheric corrosion in the process industries 4
5 Nitrogen compounds NO x Combustion products of fossil fuels Catalytic effect on corrosion NH 3 Fertilizer plants, agricultural applications and chemical plants 5
6 Volatil organic compounds and carbon dioxide Volatil organic compounds Paints and lacquers Wood and mediums CO 2 Human presence Incomplete combustion 6
7 Sources Cleaning compounds Cooling tower vapors Chlorine containing compounds Severe cause of corrosion 7
8 Ozone Strong oxidant Probably catalytic effect in sulfide and chloride corrosion of metals 8
9 Precautions Influence of synergistic effects of different pollutants on corrosion Comparison between results and measurements of corrosion attack on standard specimens Estimation after one month or one year metal specimens exposure using different measurement methods Comparison of results with standards and recommendations: USE SAME EXPOSURE TIME AND METHOD Introduction Pollutants concentrations Precautions Corrosion Measurements 9
10 Silver corrosion One year exposure One month exposure Environment: indoor Measurement: mass gain Environment: museum, archives Measurement: quartz crystal microbalance 10
11 Copper corrosion One year exposure Environment: indoor Measurement: mass loss Environment: indoor, office Measurement: mass gain 11
12 Copper corrosion One month exposure more sensitive Environment: indoor Measurement: electrolytic cathodic reduction Environment: museum, archives Measurement quartz crystal microbalance 12
13 Measurements 3 methods of measurements to estimate corrosivity categories Mass changes (mass loss, mass gain) Electrolytic cathodic reduction Resistance measurement Methods complete each other and can not be compared because they don not provide the same informations Introduction Pollutants concentrations Precautions Corrosion Measurements 13
14 Measurements Cathodic reduction and quartz crystal microbalance Mass gain Influence of adsorbed water dust deposit need to know the porosity of corrosion products the nature of corrosion products Resistance sensor Metal loss Locally attacks due to edge effects Introduction Pollutants concentrations Precautions Corrosion Measurements 14
15 Conclusions Dependence of corrosion profiles from corrosion mechanisms Impossible to convert the corrosion rate obtained from a year exposure into a mean corrosion rate based on a monthly exposure no coherence between industrial standards based on one month exposure with museums and archives requirements more useful information with the cumulated thickness of the corrosion layer to assess the overall corrosivity of environments in museums and archives 15
16 Thank you for your attention 16
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