Current State of Drainage and Vent System of the Plasy Monastery

Jakub Řehák; Eva Burgetová; Josef Řehák; Stanislav Řehák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.109.35

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Current State of Drainage and Vent System of the Plasy Monastery

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The paper deals with the analysis of performed repairs and the current state of drainage and ventilation system of the Plasy convent and their evaluation. The Plasy historic water system is described in detail based on the results of a long-term field and structural survey. At the same time, unsuitable interventions, particular the application of chemical barrier, were analysed. Recommendations for further measures in the framework of the rehabilitation of the whole convent are made.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 109)

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Jakub Řehák, Eva Burgetová*, Josef Řehák, Stanislav Řehák

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Historical Drainage System, Historical Ventilation System, Masonry Deterioration, Rehabilitation, Rising Damp, Stability, Unfavourable Interventions, Wooden Piles

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