A particle accumulation study during the reconstruction of The Great Court, British Museum
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Abstract Accumulation of particles on horizontal glass surfaces has been studied in an indoor museum environment at three locations with different deposition rates for up to 30 weeks. The accumulation patterns followed an exponential relationship although scouring or loss of particles appears to be much smaller in an indoor environment than outdoors.
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OpenAlex topics: Conservation Techniques and Studies · Building materials and conservation
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