When and how reducing moisture content for the conservation of historic building. A problem solving view or monitoring approach?
E Rosina - Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2018 - Elsevier
The conservation of historic buildings requires to face the technical issue for preserving the
historic building materials, as stated in the recent Code for protection of Cultural Heritage, in
Italy (2004). Rising damp is a recurrent cause of damage, and the climatic changes are
going toward the increase of humidity in the historic masonry: at 40/50° latitudes, at
continental/Mediterranean climatic conditions, the alternance of dry seasons and almost
monsonic seasons dramatically affects the distribution of rising damp in porous materials, as …
historic building materials, as stated in the recent Code for protection of Cultural Heritage, in
Italy (2004). Rising damp is a recurrent cause of damage, and the climatic changes are
going toward the increase of humidity in the historic masonry: at 40/50° latitudes, at
continental/Mediterranean climatic conditions, the alternance of dry seasons and almost
monsonic seasons dramatically affects the distribution of rising damp in porous materials, as …
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