Industrial Stone Quarrying in Indonesia
- Published: May 2011
A Practical, Quantitative Approach to Conservation Methodology What can be done about the harmful effects of industrial pollutants on carbonate stone monuments, buildings, and sites? Here is an important guide to this phenomenon of the twentieth century. Written by two conservation technology experts with an intimate knowledge of the restoration of major world monuments, Carbonate Stone: Chemical Behavior, Durability, and Conservation covers:
- Properties of carbonate rocks affecting the weathering of stone
- Weathering mechanisms in polluted and natural environments, plus biodeterioration
- Mathematical modeling for reaction rates and durability factors
- The use of porosimetry in determining rock durability
- Conservation methodologies from the real world
- The theory of neural networks and their application to correlate large volumes of chemical and physical data
- Application of archaeology to geochronology
Origin, Occurrence, Properties, and Classification of Carbonate Rocks.
Noncarbonate Minerals in Carbonate Rocks.
Structural Deformation of Carbonate Rocks.
Weathering of Carbonate Rocks in Natural Environments.
Chemical Weathering by Dry Deposition in Polluted Environments.
Kinetics and Modeling Decay Rates of Carbonate Rocks in Polluted Environments.
Biodeterioration.
Methods of Characterization of Limestone and Dolostone by Mercury Porosimetry.
Durability of the Sphinx Limestone.
Conservation of Carbonate Structures.
Geoarchaeology and the Age of the Sphinx.
Appendices.
Glossary.
Indexes.
"a useful addition to the novice and experienced conservation scientist working on stone." (Talanta, Vol 52, 2000)
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| Hard Copy (Hard Back) | The book will be shipped to you. The cover has a hard back. |