Rising damp is a very common phenomenon and one of the most important threats for historical buildings. In this paper two non-invasive systems are studied, the first one is based on the interaction of pulsed electromagnetic waves with the porous materials and the second one is based on the active electro-osmosis principle where the natural difference in electric potential between the walls and the ground is annihilated. Within the light of the debates on the real efficiency against rising damp of such techniques in preservation of historical monuments the last 5 years, the development of such an objective test method and the outcomes of the two tested systems provided important findings for the heritage community.Heritage & Technolog
none3noThe investigation of capillary water rise mechanisms in old masonries is of great practical i...
The paper describes the monitoring process, which was conducted in an important and valuable religio...
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...
Rising damp is a severe problem in historic masonry structures all over the world, as it jeopardises...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increas
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increase in ...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
In this paper the operation of a dehumidification system has been studied in operating conditions an...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
Rising damp is one of the most frequently occurring causes of deterioration of wall structures in hi...
Several materials and technologies have been proposed over last century to fight the capillary rise ...
SIGLELD:D46129/83 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
Techniques based on electroosmosis have been proposed as restoration methods to reduce the moisture ...
International audienceIn the field of science in conservation, it is well known that most of the dam...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings in Europe and its relevance is expected to in...
none3noThe investigation of capillary water rise mechanisms in old masonries is of great practical i...
The paper describes the monitoring process, which was conducted in an important and valuable religio...
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...
Rising damp is a severe problem in historic masonry structures all over the world, as it jeopardises...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increas
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings and its relevance is expected to increase in ...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
In this paper the operation of a dehumidification system has been studied in operating conditions an...
The phenomenon of moisture by rising damp is among the major causes of deterioration of masonry and ...
Rising damp is one of the most frequently occurring causes of deterioration of wall structures in hi...
Several materials and technologies have been proposed over last century to fight the capillary rise ...
SIGLELD:D46129/83 / BLDSC - British Library Document Supply CentreGBUnited Kingdo
Techniques based on electroosmosis have been proposed as restoration methods to reduce the moisture ...
International audienceIn the field of science in conservation, it is well known that most of the dam...
Rising damp is a recurrent hazard to ancient buildings in Europe and its relevance is expected to in...
none3noThe investigation of capillary water rise mechanisms in old masonries is of great practical i...
The paper describes the monitoring process, which was conducted in an important and valuable religio...
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...