Hi Christian,
It was good meeting you last week and a very good meeting too. Lots of useful
info and food for thought.
Regarding your question: the Gibraltar National Museum doesn’t have a Nitrogen
generator, nor have we ever used bottled Nitrogen.
Best wishes,
Geraldine
Prof G Finlayson, GA, MSc, PhD
Managing Director
&
World Heritage Site Coordinator
Gibraltar National Museum
18-20 Bomb House Lane •
P.O. Box 939 • Gibraltar GX11 1AA
[email protected] w gibmuseum.gi
t (+350) 200 74289 (+350)
200 49175 (PA) f (+350) 200 79158
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Liverpool John Moores University
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> On 29 May 2019, at 16:52, Christian Baars <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> There was a discussion at last week's IPM 2019 conference in Stockholm about
> the current ban of in-situ generated Nitrogen for the purpose of pest
> treatment of cultural heritage objects. Further information about the issue
> is available at the ICOM UK website:
> http://uk.icom.museum/news/view/?title=/pest-treatment-using-nitrogen-gas-in-the-cultural-heritage-sector/.
> ICOM are currently in the role of a mediator between the European
> Commission, national governments and the cultural heritage sector in an
> attempt to resolve this situation.
>
> This question goes to the UK members of this list: in the context of gaining
> as much insight into the use of in-situ generated Nitrogen by the cultural
> heritage sector I am compiling some information for ICOM. Please can you let
> me know if your museum has a Nitrogen generator and treatment chamber.
>
> On a related note, I would also be interested to know if you have recently
> used bottled Nitrogen, especially in conjunction with services offered by
> Rentokil.
>
> Please do reply off-list if you wish.
>
> Thank you
> Christian
> ICOM UK Committee Member
> Senior Preventive Conservator at National Museum Cardiff
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