タイの歴史的レンガ建造物の保存に関する研究(<小特集>海外事業と地盤工学的問題 : 世界における文化・自然遺産の保護・修復ならびに地盤工学的特性)

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Many Asian historic brick buildings and monuments suffer from surface deterioration due to salt efflorescence and microorganisms. Water vaporizes on the surface of brick buildings at the beginning of the dry season and water is induced to flow out from the drying surface and salt crystallizes near the surface. This crystallization pressure is considered to cause severe damage to the brick. In order to develop the protective measures, it is quite important to know, the water flow in brick buildings and monuments. National research institute of cultural properties, Tokyo is doing cooperative research on the conservation of brick building and monuments in Thailand with Fine Art Department of Thailand. This paper reports results of our joint research at Ayutthaya and Sukhothai.
社団法人地盤工学会の論文
2005-03-01