The Possibility of Using an Infrared Spectrometer for Determination of Historical Building Material Composition

Kateřina Sladká; Lukáš Balík; Radka Pernicová

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.109.21

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The Possibility of Using an Infrared Spectrometer for Determination of Historical Building Material Composition

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This paper deals with the possibilities of analysis of building materials in terms of chemical composition. Using the method of infrared spectroscopy, we can determine the organic compounds in coatings, adhesives, grout, and silicate materials. Building material characteristics have to be in accordance with the standards. However, due to external conditions, the material can degrade during its life. Observations and chemical analyses of the building materials must be performed to be able to do remediation and reconstruction of the historical building. Infrared spectroscopy was chosen as the best for qualitative analysis of organic admixtures in building materials.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 109)

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Kateřina Sladká*, Lukáš Balík, Radka Pernicová

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Chemical Composition, Degradation, Historical Buildings, Infrared Spectrometer

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