Deterioration phenomena of ancient and modern stone cultural heritages are natural and unrestrainable decay processes mainly arising from water adsorption and percolation into stone building materials. Once water attacks and penetrates stone surfaces, several chemical, physical and biological degradation processes can occur altering significantly, and in some cases even irreversibly, the properties of stone materials. The application of hydrophobic coatings to stone surfaces is mandatory to protect stone artefacts from the deleterious effects occurring in the case of water exposition. The protective agent must possess several features, for example high compatibility with the substrate, high durability, transparency, ease of application and removal, water-repellence, capability to avoid the attack of organic and inorganic contaminants; moreover, it should be permeable to water vapor. The aim of the present work was to present our relevant developments in the field of new polymer coatings as stone protectives with satisfactory water repellent properties and improved durability, thanks to the use of fluorinated and long alkyl chain monomers and without the use of any photo stabilizers [1,2]. As stone materials, different kind of natural, i.e. Carrara Marble, and home-made artificial stones were prepared and tested.
Stone materials and polymer coatings: current situation and new perspectives for the protection of the cultural heritages / V. Sabatini, E. Pargoletti, H. Farina, M.A. Ortenzi, G. Cappelletti. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Le scienze e i beni culturali: innovazione e multidisciplinarietà tenutosi a Milano nel 2019.
Stone materials and polymer coatings: current situation and new perspectives for the protection of the cultural heritages
V. Sabatini
;E. Pargoletti;H. Farina;M.A. Ortenzi;G. Cappelletti
2019
Abstract
Deterioration phenomena of ancient and modern stone cultural heritages are natural and unrestrainable decay processes mainly arising from water adsorption and percolation into stone building materials. Once water attacks and penetrates stone surfaces, several chemical, physical and biological degradation processes can occur altering significantly, and in some cases even irreversibly, the properties of stone materials. The application of hydrophobic coatings to stone surfaces is mandatory to protect stone artefacts from the deleterious effects occurring in the case of water exposition. The protective agent must possess several features, for example high compatibility with the substrate, high durability, transparency, ease of application and removal, water-repellence, capability to avoid the attack of organic and inorganic contaminants; moreover, it should be permeable to water vapor. The aim of the present work was to present our relevant developments in the field of new polymer coatings as stone protectives with satisfactory water repellent properties and improved durability, thanks to the use of fluorinated and long alkyl chain monomers and without the use of any photo stabilizers [1,2]. As stone materials, different kind of natural, i.e. Carrara Marble, and home-made artificial stones were prepared and tested.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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