Blades, N

Cassar, M

Kruppa, D

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1 Figure 1     Home Why is pollution control important in museums? Examples of pollution damage Past history and trends in external pollutants How to assess the pollution threat to a collection and determine what action should be taken What object materials are in the collection? List of object materials Pollutants that affect these materials What concentrations is it permissible to expose objects to? Establish 1. The main vulnerable materials 2.  The main damaging pollutants Thresholds and standards What pollutant concentrations are likely in my rooms? IMPACT CALCULATION MODEL Measure-ment External pollution  Ventilation rates Do I need to control pollution in my building? Pollution control techniques available How to test the impact of different control strategies Cost-benefit analysis Case studies and exemplar buildings Background information Model description Links to partner websites Glossary Bibliography Background information  on pollution  Pollution damage to objects Pollution concentrations  in buildings Pollution control strat-egies and case studies Reference section 

Development of a Web-based software tool for predicting the occurrence and effect of air pollutants inside museum buildings

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