A Note on the Movement of Moisture between the Components in a Sealed Package

Kenzo Toishi · Tokiko Gotoh

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The current method of packing paintings with the minimum free air space and without buffering material is reassessed. This practice creates good environmental conditions for objects containing a single moisture-sensitive component but not for those which contain a minor component with different hygrometric properties. Examples of damage caused by the movement of moisture from one component to another are presented. The transfer of moisture from a minor component can be alleviated by including relative humidity buffering materials in a sealed package.

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1990Art in Transit: Studies in the Transport of Paintings 1991Mechanical Behavior of Paintings Subjected to Changes in Temperature and Relative Humidity 1988Conservation and Exhibitions

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