Tommaso Zamberlan

The programme is divided into two parts: a theoretical part and a practical part. The first part focuses on the principle of anoxic treatment as an alternative to conventional chemical methods. It explains in detail the two modes of operation of the ANOXI 24 – controlled atmosphere and modified atmosphere – as well as the parameters that ensure the treatment’s effectiveness, in particular oxygen concentration and exposure time. In addition, a number of application examples are presented for various types of cultural heritage objects, including wood, textiles and paper materials. The second part is practice-oriented and focuses on a demonstration of how to use the device: from preparing the object and the packaging, through setting the parameters, to monitoring the oxygen content during the treatment cycle. This clearly demonstrates the ease of use and safety of the process.

The programme is divided into two parts: a theoretical part and a practical part. The first part focuses on the principle of anoxic treatment as an alternative to conventional chemical methods. It explains in detail the two modes of operation of the ANOXI 24 – controlled atmosphere and modified atmosphere – as well as the parameters that ensure the treatment’s effectiveness, in particular oxygen concentration and exposure time. In addition, a number of application examples are presented for various types of cultural heritage objects, including wood, textiles and paper materials. The second part is practice-oriented and focuses on a demonstration of how to use the device: from preparing the object and the packaging, through setting the parameters, to monitoring the oxygen content during the treatment cycle. This clearly demonstrates the ease of use and safety of the process.