STANDARD 23: Modifying Exhibit Climate
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STANDARD 23: Modifying Exhibit Climate
Effective measures [design, controls and policies] must maintain object-safe climatic conditions that fulfill the Conservation Requirements
OR: The exhibit design must provide exhibit objects the required climatic conditions[edit | edit source]
Guideline 23.1: Technological controls that maintain a stable relative humidity are included in exhibit design when necessary
- What are the main controls available for controlling relative humidity?
- What conditions should relative humidity controls aim to create?
Guideline 23.2: Technological controls that maintain a moderate temperature are included in exhibit design when necessary
- What conditions should temperature controls aim to create?
- What are the main types of control for temperature?
Guideline 23.3: Exhibit design strategies are used to protect objects from inappropriate climatic conditions
- How can exhibit cases be used to provide exhibit objects the appropriate climatic conditions?
- What role can exhibit design play in protecting objects from inappropriate climatic conditions?
Guideline 23.4: Architectural modifications are utilized to protect objects from inappropriate climatic conditions
- How can architectural modifications aid environmental control?
Guideline 23.5: Museum policies are utilized to protect objects from inappropriate climatic conditions
- What policies can assist in protecting objects from inappropriate climatic conditions?
