An edition of Iron and steel in art
(2009)
Iron and steel in art
corrosion, colorants, conservation
by David A. Scott
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Iron and steel in art: corrosion, colorants, conservation
2009, Archetype, Archetype Books
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1904982050 9781904982050
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Iron and steel: an introduction -- 1
Extraction of iron -- 1
Alloying elements -- 2
Constituents of iron and steels -- 3
Constituents of cast iron -- 10
Iron and iron alloys -- 12
Early steel -- 19
Damascening and pattern welding -- 21
Making cast iron -- 25
Iron dowels in structures and buildings -- 25
Making iron plate -- 26
Patination, coloration and surface finish of iron -- 26 -- Chapter 2
Iron oxides and hydroxides -- 35
Goethite -- 35
Lepidocrocite -- 37
Akaganéite and schwertmannite -- 37
Feroxyhyte -- 39
Ferrihydrite -- 39
Bernalite -- 39
Haematite -- 40
Oxide-coated pottery -- 46
Magnetite -- 47
Maghemite -- 49
W & uumlet;stite -- 49
Use of ilmenite -- 50
Use of iron zinc oxide -- 50
Occurrence of iron oxides in blackened stone crusts -- 50
An introduction to Potential-pH diagrams -- 51 -- Chapter 3
Iron carbonates -- 53 -- Chapter 4
Iron chlorides
57
Ferrous and ferric chloride -- 57
Iron oxychloride -- 58
Green rusts -- 59
Green rust on cast iron -- 61
Ferrous hydroxychloride -- 61 -- Chapter 5
Iron sulphides and sulphates -- 63
Origin of the iron sulphides -- 65
Chalcopyrite (CuFeS2) -- 66
Pyrite disease -- 67
Iron sulphates -- 69
Jarosites -- 70
Iron arsenates -- 71 -- Chapter 6
Iron phosphates -- 73
Vivianite -- 73
Phosphates as corrosion inhibitors -- 79 -- Chapter 7
Iron silicates -- 81
Green earths -- 81
Aerinite -- 82
Iron slag constituents -- 83 -- Chapter 8
Iron carboxylates and cyanides -- 87
Iron gall inks -- 88
Prussian blue -- 92
Iron salts in historic photographic processes: cyanotypes -- 93 -- Chapter 9
Iron corrosion in the soil -- 95
Deterioration in the soil -- 96
Corrosion product determination in burial environments -- 96
Understanding the corrosion process -- 98
Sulphate-reducing bacteria-- 102
Degradation of wood and other organic materials -- 104
Petrification and replacement of organic material in burial environments -- 104 -- Chapter 10
Iron corrosion in the atmosphere -- 107
Rate of atmospheric rusting -- 109
Modelling atmospheric corrosion -- 109
Atmospheric corrosion and sulphates -- 116
Atmospheric corrosion and chlorides -- 116
Other atmospheric corrosion factors -- 117
Effects of copper and other alloying elements -- 117
Corrosion of weathering steels -- 117
Deterioration of historic iron structures -- 120
The iron pillar of New Delhi -- 120
Iron corrosion in cement and concrete structures -- 121 -- Chapter 11
Iron corrosion in freshwater and marine environments -- 123 -- Chapter 12
Introduction to the conservation of iron objects -- 127
Morphological states -- 128
Surface appearance -- 128
Methods of protection -- 130 -- Chapter 13
Conservation of iron from the soil-- 131
Historical and early conservation treatments -- 131
Early impregnation techniques -- 132
Examination techniques -- 132
Mechanical and chemical cleaning -- 134
Techniques based on reduction and heating -- 135
Techniques based on aqueous extraction -- 138
Measuring chloride ion concentration -- 141
Composite iron objects -- 141
Storage strategies -- 142 -- Chapter 14
Conservation of exposed ironwork -- 145
Inorganic coatings for iron -- 145
Organic coatings for iron -- 146
Comparative studies of modern organic coatings -- 147
Restoration of the Statue of Liberty -- 148
Preservation of the SS Great Britain -- 149
Historic iron railings, fences and building components -- 149
Conservation of painted iron surfaces -- 151
Corrosion inhibitors -- 151
The behaviour of cast iron during a fire -- 153
Iron staining and associated deterioration -- 153 -- Chapter 15
Conservation of iron from marine sites-- 155
Electrochemistry and electrolytic reduction -- 155
Iron and polyethylene glycol (PEG) -- 157
Reconstruction of the form of totally corroded iron objects -- 158
Submarines -- 158
On-site packing -- 159
In-situ monitoring -- 159 -- Chapter 16
Conservation and decision-making -- 161
Assessing the efficacy of treatment-- 161.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 167-188) and index.
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