The Investigation of the Medieval Russian Bronze Reliquary Cross Pendant Using a Complex of Nondestructive Methods

Kovalenko, E. S.; Подурец, К. М.; Greshnikov, E. A.; Zaytseva, I. Y.; Agafonov, S. S.; Соменков, В. А.; Kolobylina, N. N.; Kaloyan, A. A.; Govor, L. I.; Куркин, В. А.; Yatsishina, Y. B.

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“…Corrosion is the main process that threatens the safety of metal archeological objects. As examples of the detection of corrosion, we refer the reader to tomographic studies of the reliquary cross pendants of the 11th-13th centuries, made by casting from tin-lead bronze [9,10]. These works were mainly aimed at studying the contents of the reliquaries, but the evaluation of the state of the metal was also part of the research task.…”

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Neutron and Synchrotron Imaging Studies of Preservation State of Metal of Cultural Heritage Objects

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This paper analyzes the results of studies carried out at the National Research Center “Kurchatov Institute”, Moscow, using the methods of neutron and X-ray synchrotron tomography from the point of view of the preservation state of metal objects. Objects damaged by corrosion and exposure to fire were the focus of this study. To identify regions of metal preservation, the diffraction contrast on grains of metal, observed in tomographic projections, was used. The simultaneous use of neutron and synchrotron imaging is shown to be a powerful tool for identification of the constituents of an object.

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“…Taking into account the advantage of the nondestructive research method, in recent years a large number of experiments in biology [4][5][6][7], geophysics [8][9][10], engineering [11][12][13], paleontology [14][15][16][17], archeology [18][19][20][21][22], etc. In [23,24], the possibilities of neutron radiography and tomography for visualizing the presence of organic substances inside metals are presented.…”

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Studies of the internal structure of electrical devices and the archaeological heritage by the method of neutron radiography and tomography

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The paper presents the results of the study of a series of objects of electrical devices and archaeological heritage by the method of neutron radiography and tomography (VL-10 diode, spark plug, bell, ancient ring, stone). It is shown that the method of neutron radiography and tomography reliably works on samples made of various materials. Neutron radiographic and tomographic studies of the VL-10 diode gave an idea of the internal structure of the diode. Experiments with spark plugs have revealed the causes of its faulty function. According to the tomographic results of the bell, ring and stone, the heterogeneous areas in the internal volume of these objects were revealed. The results obtained are the basis for further research in the field of archaeological heritage and technical devices for special purposes.

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Study of Medieval Russian Enamel Pendant Using a Complex of Nondestructive Methods

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The Investigation of the Medieval Russian Bronze Reliquary Cross Pendant Using a Complex of Nondestructive Methods

Cited by 7 publications

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Neutron and Synchrotron Imaging Studies of Preservation State of Metal of Cultural Heritage Objects

Neutron and Synchrotron Imaging Studies of Preservation State of Metal of Cultural Heritage Objects

Studies of the internal structure of electrical devices and the archaeological heritage by the method of neutron radiography and tomography

Study of Medieval Russian Enamel Pendant Using a Complex of Nondestructive Methods

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