Several Comments on the Broumov Group of Churches Using Experiances with Water Table Variation on other Historical Sites

Pavel Kuklík; Jan Záleský

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.688.79

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Several Comments on the Broumov Group of Churches Using Experiances with Water Table Variation on other Historical Sites

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The Broumov group of churches represents an integral part of Bohemian baroque architecture. The famous Dientzenhofer family of architects, that helped define the Bohemian baroque style in the early 18th century, designed the Broumov group for the governing Benedictine abbey of St. Wenceslaw in Broumov. Variation of water table together with particular site conditions can cause mechanical damage with crack propagation and biological deterioration, as well. We prepared the project on advanced monitoring of stability and complex evaluation of the technical state of the structures proposing the expert remediation using comprehensive, complete elucidation and description of actual causes of degradation of bearing parts of the structure. Results of previous research connected with the Prague Castle monitoring are presented in the paper.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 688)

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Pavel Kuklík, Jan Záleský

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Baroque, Bearing Capacity, Broumov Group of Churches, Cultural Heritage, Deterioration, Fungus Infestation, Insect Infestation, Monitoring, Stability, Water Piping, Water Table Variation

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