COMPARISON OF INDOOR AIR MICROBIOTA OF PRYKARPATTYA MUSEUMS
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.30970/sbi.0803.376
Abstract
Monitoring of air microbiota state of various museum apartments, that is the basic source of spreading of microorganisms able to destroy exhibits or buildings, is the actual problem of nowadays. Indoor air microbiota (quantitative and qualitative composition) of the Lviv historical museum, Ivano-Frankivsk regional art museum and Lviv religion history museum was analysed. It was established that air of most apartments of investigated museums insignificantly populated by microorganisms (their amount did not exceed possible norms). However, the fact of isolation of great quantities of mould fungi troubled, in particular, known damagers of various materials of museum exhibits. It is confirmed, that the common amount of microorganisms grows with the increasing of temperature and humidity of air, and with the increasing of number of visitors − only amount of bacteria. It was established that in indoor air of all museums happen mostly the identical genera of mould fungi, in particular, in air of Lviv historical museum − Penicillium and Aspergillus − (35 and 25 %, accordingly); Ivano-Frankivsk regional art museum – Penicillium, Aspergillus and Alternaria (36, 25 and 6 %, accordingly); Lviv religion history museum – Aspergillus, Penicillium, Cladosporium, Alternaria, Mortierella (26, 21, 15, 11 and 10 %, accordingly). Accordingly to the obtained results corresponding recommendations were given to administrations in relation to the improvement of museum exhibits storage conditions and inhibition of microbiota development.
Keywords
Full Text:
PDF (Українська)References
1. Bilay V.I. Bases of general micology. Kyiv: High School, 1989. 392 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
2. Derkach M. P., Gumetskiy R. Y., Chaban M. Y. Course of variation statistics. Lviv: Lviv Ivan Franko National University Publishing Center, 1997. 207 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
3. Dovgaliuk V., Kondratiuk T., Rybchynska O., Riasna O. Temperature-humidity conditions and indoor air microbiota of archives and museums. Studies in Archived Business and Documentation Studying. Kyiv, 2000; 6: 103−106. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
4. Gudz S.P., Hnatush S.O., Bilinska I.S. Microbiology: practical work, tests. Lviv: Lviv Ivan Franko National University Publishing Center, 2012. 228 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
5. Kondratiuk T.O., Mytkivska T.I. Sights of history and culture damages in conditions of unstable temperature and humidity mode. Proc. of All Ukraine Conf. "Ukrainian Archives Studying: history, modern state and prospects". Kyiv, 1997; 1: 235-238. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
6. Kozlova I.P., Radchenko O.S., Stepura L.G. et al. Geochemical activity of microorganisms and its applied aspects. Kyiv: Scient. opinion, 2008. 528 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
7. Lytvynov M.A. Determinant of the soil microscopical fungi. Lviv: Science, 1967. 303 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
8. Manturovskaya N.V., Sizova T.P., Saraeva V.M. Microbiological state of documents archives air. Proc. of 3rd All Union Conf. "Biodamages". Moscow, 1987; 1: 30-31. (In Russian) | |
| |
9. Museum storage of artistic value: Practical manual. Moscow, 1995. 204 p. (In Russian) | |
| |
10. Niuksha Yu. P., Leonov V. P. Responsibility of libraries for maintenance of cultural value of Russia. Library conducting, 2002; 1: 8−14. (In Russian) | |
| |
11. Os'mak G.S. Usage of propolis as antiseptic in restoration. Proc. of Int. Scient. Pract. Conf. "Restoration of museum sights in modern terms. Problems and ways of it decision". Kyiv, 1999: 18-19. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
12. Parker T. A. Integrated Post Management for Libraries. Conference heldat the National Library of Austria "Preservation of Library Materials". Vienna, 1986: 103-123. | |
| |
13. Subbota A.G., Novykova G.M. Micology control of air as prophylaxis of biodamages of documents founds. Proc. of All Ukraine Conf. "Ukrainian Archives Studying: history, modern state and prospects". Kyiv, 1997; 2: 252-253. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
14. Vershynina E. G., Pokrovskaya Yu. V. Indoor micromycetes. Theory and practice of books storage in library. Collection of scientific publ. St. Petersburg, 1992: 113-119. (In Russian) | |
| |
15. Volodina O.P., Shevchenko L.O., Koval E.Z., Shurubura A.K. Microbiological state of documentary funds of Ukraine state archives. Proc. of 2nd Int. Scient. Pract. Conf. "Problems of maintenance, canning and restorations of museum sights". Kyiv, 1999: 18-19. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
16. Volodina O.P., Zdanova N.M., Kondratiuk T.O. Documents defecting by mould fungi and measures on a labour protection during work with the damaged documents. Methodical recommendations. Kyiv: Institute of Microbiology and Virology of Ukraine Academy of Sciences, 2005. 48 p. (In Ukrainian) | |
| |
17. http://undiasd.archives.gov.ua/doc/studiji/2000.pdf | |
Refbacks
- There are currently no refbacks.
Copyright (c) 2014 Studia biologica
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.