Conservation of Library Material in Tropical Conditions: The Example of Nigeria.

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Main Author: Ogundipe, O. O.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1980
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contents Conservation of Library Material in Tropical Conditions: The Example of Nigeria. Ogundipe, O. O. Books Climate Climate Control Developing Nations Insecticides Library Facilities Library Materials Microfilm Paper (Material) Preservation Nigeria, a tropical country, has an overriding concern for the preservation of its library materials from the ravages of heat, high humidity, insects, and mold. This paper generally deals with prevailing climatological problems, existing library facilities and their shortcomings, internal climate control measures, pesticidal treatments, microfilming, and other methods to preserve the printed word. They are actively seeking long range solutions and the development of a national program for the preservation of library materials. There is a short bibliography. (RAA)
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spellingShingle Conservation of Library Material in Tropical Conditions: The Example of Nigeria.
Ogundipe, O. O.
Books
Climate
Climate Control
Developing Nations
Insecticides
Library Facilities
Library Materials
Microfilm
Paper (Material)
Preservation
Conservation of Library Material in Tropical Conditions: The Example of Nigeria. Ogundipe, O. O. Books Climate Climate Control Developing Nations Insecticides Library Facilities Library Materials Microfilm Paper (Material) Preservation Nigeria, a tropical country, has an overriding concern for the preservation of its library materials from the ravages of heat, high humidity, insects, and mold. This paper generally deals with prevailing climatological problems, existing library facilities and their shortcomings, internal climate control measures, pesticidal treatments, microfilming, and other methods to preserve the printed word. They are actively seeking long range solutions and the development of a national program for the preservation of library materials. There is a short bibliography. (RAA)
title Conservation of Library Material in Tropical Conditions: The Example of Nigeria.
topic Books
Climate
Climate Control
Developing Nations
Insecticides
Library Facilities
Library Materials
Microfilm
Paper (Material)
Preservation
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED211037