Corrosion and Corrosion Protection of Sculptures, Monuments & Antiques
Rajesh Kumar , Singh
Corrosion and Corrosion Protection of Sculptures, Monuments & Antiques
Rajesh Kumar , Singh
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Corrosion and Corrosion Protection of Sculptures, Monuments and Antiques Materials in Corrosive Environments.The main purpose of this book is to explore the information corrosion of sculptures, monuments and antiques materials. These are very precious objects in our societies. The corrosive environments are corroding sculptures, monuments and antiques. It is very difficult for their protection and survival. The corrosive environments are produced by the discharge of pollutants, effluents and bio-wastes through various types of sources like industries, fertilizer, agriculture, bio-wastes and particulates materials. The other factors like acid rain, greenhouse gases, global warming and climate change effect the corrosion of sculptures, monuments and antiques. The importance of this book is not only high light the corrosion of sculptures, monuments and antiques materials but also to describe the methods of corrosion protection. This book is very useful for PG students, engineering students and corrosion specialists working in the field of corrosion science and engineering. This book is possessed the process of synthesis organic coating compounds for the corrosion protection.
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh is a Prof. in the Dept. of Chemistry, Jagdam College, J. P. Universiy, Chapra, India. He was awarded D.Sc in Corrosion Science and Engineering. He got research funding by UGC, New Delhi, India, ten students received PhD degree under his supervision, ten books and over eighty research papers published in Corrosion Sci. & Eng.
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh is a Prof. in the Dept. of Chemistry, Jagdam College, J. P. Universiy, Chapra, India. He was awarded D.Sc in Corrosion Science and Engineering. He got research funding by UGC, New Delhi, India, ten students received PhD degree under his supervision, ten books and over eighty research papers published in Corrosion Sci. & Eng.