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Building engineering physics is a relatively new scientific discipline which investigates the areas of natural science that relate to the performance of buildings and their indoor and outdoor environments. The field deals principally with the flows of energy, both natural and artificial, within and through buildings. The understanding and application of building engineering physics permits the design and construction of high performance buildings; that is buildings which are comfortable and functional, yet use natural resources efficiently and minimise the environmental impacts of their construction and operation. . | LIBRARY Preservation Advisory Centre Environment The Preservation Advisory Centre has been awarded the CILIP Seal of Recognition based on an independent review of the content of its training courses and its engagement with the CILIP Body of Professional Knowledge. Collections Link The production of this booklet has been supported by Collections Link Author Jane Henderson Professional Tutor in Conservation Cardiff University ISBN 978 0 7123 4999 4 Design The British Library Design Office First published February 2007 Revised December 2010 Managing the library and archive environment Introduction The life expectancy of collections is significantly affected by the environmental conditions in which they are stored. Environmental problems in buildings can cause significant damage to collections. These can be quite easy to ignore building up slowly over time until they reach crisis point. The economics of environmental damage are stark. Poor conditions can lead to damage to hundreds or even thousands of items at one time each of which may need expensive individual repair. Conservators can often repair damage to books and documents but this is rarely a cheap process and there are many other negative consequences. Books and documents that are being treated are not available for study and regardless of the quality of the conservation work something of the original is lost during treatment. This can lead to a less useful or less valuable item. Knowing the environmental conditions in a library or archive is essential for planning the best strategy for the preservation of collections and for targeting your resources effectively. With good recordkeeping the information collected will provide evidence of good stewardship for funders professional bodies and future donors. Compliance with relevant standards and professional guidelines and the requirements of government agencies and funding bodies are additional reasons to implement a programme of .

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