英文摘要 |
The temple is full of diverse decorative arts such as roofs or temples. The commonly used art is murals, woodcarvings (door gods), stone carvings, paintings, Koji Pottery and fragmented arts for decoration, and themes have different ingenuity, which is common in tradition. The theme gives the individual a creative skill, which creates a colorful craft culture and simultaneously carries the history and essence of contemporary craftsmanship. The temple is smoked by incense, causing multiple particles in the air, such as water molecules, incense, dust, impurities, etc., which has positive and negative ions. Due to the positive and negative electric balance, the particles are neutral and have no external electrical properties. Therefore, when the particles are close to the electrostatic voltage, the positive ions in the particles are replaced. Since the negative ions are still present in the particles, the particles exhibit negative electrical properties. The characteristics of negative ions are repelled by the same polarity of the magnet, and the principle of heteropolar attraction is similar. Therefore, it is adsorbed by the electrostatic voltage, and the robes adsorb the low-polar compounds to the temple decoration and gradually erode the cultural heritages of the temple and the essence of contemporary craftsmanship. The study utilizes the characteristics of a surfactant to form an ion barrier layer on the surface of the cultural heritages to prevent electrostatic adsorption. The surfactants were tested with anionic and nonionic surfactants and used different concentrations (50%, 30%, 10%) and simulated incense smoke in the laboratory. The results show that both anionic and nonionic surfactants can effectively produce an ion layer and isolate static electricity to help slow down the adsorption of temple incense combustion products. At different concentrations, the gas chromatography mass spectrometer map shows that the surfactant can effectively reduce the adsorption of pollutants in the air. The experimental results of anionic or nonionic surfactants are obviously effective in slowing down the effects of cigarette smoking on temple lines. The smoked results of the temple also achieved a consistent effect, which slowed down the adsorption. |