Identify function methyl cellulose glue of rehabilitation and activation in preparation Tissues used in restoration paper works

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

1 MA student, Art university of Isfahan, Faculty of conservation and restoration, Isfahan, Iran

2 Assistant Prof., Art university of Isfahan, Faculty of conservation and restoration, Isfahan, Iran

3 Science committee member Islamic Azad University (Khourasgan), Isfahan, Iran

Abstract

This article aims to facilitate the use of methyl cellulose adhesive to repair paper works that its ink is sensitive to water. This research is conducted by analytical comparisons method and samples is collected by experiments related to research topics such as pH measurement, Calorimetric, infrared spectroscopy with total attenuated reflection (FTIR- ATR), the measurement of tensile strength as well measurement of The adhesive strength of the samples. The stages of this study is conducted so that the adhesive methyl cellulose at a concentration of 7% in methanol was prepared. The prepared specimens is treated under Temperature-humidity accelerated aging in accordance with standard ASTM D4714-96 no for 384 hours and under light in accordance with ASTM D6789-02 for 360 hours and Changes of color, pH, tensile strength and adhesion is investigated for them. Results showed that the samples pH is changed from 6.91 to 6.39 after light aging and to 6.06 after temperature-humidity aging. Also, Tensile strength of Samples is reduced from 0.31 to 0.23 kN per meter after light aging and to 0.24 kN per meter after the temperature-humidity aging. Also, the adhesive strength of the samples is decreased from 1.43 to 0.97 Newton after light aging and to 1.51 Newton after temperature-humidity aging.

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Iranian Journal of Wood and Paper Industries
Volume 8, Issue 2
September 2017
Pages 171-183

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