The development of new decontamination technology of enzyme cultural relics in Japan
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Last Update: 2012-09-26
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Source: Internet
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Author: User
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According to NHK television, the Japanese Broadcasting Association, the Tokyo Institute of cultural relics has developed a new technology to use biological enzymes to remove bacteria from cultural relics and prevent them from aging This kind of decontamination technology without damaging the surface of precious murals has been widely concerned Due to the limited conditions, the surfaces of cultural relics preserved in high humidity places or outdoors often rust and mildew In order to prevent cultural relics from aging and damage, UV sterilization or water washing are usually adopted Although these methods do not damage the mural surface, they are difficult to remove the dirt in the small holes It has been proved by repeated experiments that the enzyme in this new technology can effectively decontaminate and not damage cultural relics This technology is expected to be widely used (BIOON Com)
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