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Evaluation of Surface Stabilization and Reinforcement Effect of Fragile Bronzes

Version 1 : Received: 11 October 2023 / Approved: 11 October 2023 / Online: 12 October 2023 (02:12:19 CEST)

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Chen, J.; Mai, Y.; Chen, L.; Zhang, L.; Cui, X.; Liu, X. Evaluation of Surface Stabilization and Reinforcement Effect of Fragile Bronzes. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2024, 2706, 012019, doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2706/1/012019. Chen, J.; Mai, Y.; Chen, L.; Zhang, L.; Cui, X.; Liu, X. Evaluation of Surface Stabilization and Reinforcement Effect of Fragile Bronzes. Journal of Physics: Conference Series 2024, 2706, 012019, doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2706/1/012019.

Abstract

Under the influence of various factors, the bronze ware unearthed by archaeology has various diseases of different degrees, and the mineralization problem is more prominent. The physical properties of mineralized bronzes have been destroyed, and the whole is loose and fragile, which is in urgent need of reinforcement and protection. Common reinforcement and protection materials mainly consider surface sealing, matrix bonding reinforcement and penetration reinforcement. Considering the low matrix strength and complex disease types of fragile bronzeware, it is difficult to achieve targeted protection with commonly used reinforcement and protection materials. In view of the problems such as poor permeability and easy discoloration of commonly used protection materials, this paper uses self-developed reinforcement and protection material AMC to compare its reinforcement and protection performance with B72, which has a high comprehensive evaluation on the performance of commonly used reinforcement and protection materials. The matrix strength was increased, and the appearance intervention degree was less than B72.

Keywords

bronze relics; powder rust; high-permeability; stabilization

Subject

Arts and Humanities, Archaeology

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