Power Systems Analysis Software for Fast Process Automation

Markevičius, Andronis Linas; Markevičius, Linas; Rožanskienė, Arnolda

doi:10.11159/ijecs.2017.002

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“…The risks and beneficial effects of heat transfer in Berger and others (Russell and Berger 1982;Berger and Russell 1984Goddard 1989;Markevičius 2010, 2017;Markevičius et al 2013Markevičius et al , 2017.…”

Section: Paintings On Canvas As Viscoelastic Systems: the Role Of Tem...mentioning

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“…Once softened and smoothed, the deformation sites were cooled between two heat sink plates held in place for thirty seconds from either side. The same procedure was used to smooth the large concave dent in the center (Markevičius et al 2017). It is the authors' hope that further study will provide a better understanding of how to exploit the beneficial effects of low-energy heat transfer applied to structural treatment, while the introduction of precision heating mats and the low-and-slow approach developed and advocated by the authors, as well as numerous collaborators and colleagues who contributed to this research, will make future treatments on canvas more efficient, sustainable, and safer.…”

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Paintings conservator Debra Daly Hartin (1953Hartin ( -2022 died just two weeks after making final edits to her paper in these proceedings. Three years earlier, Debbie pushed herself to prepare her presentation and deliver it in person at the 2019 Yale symposium. For her, it was the opportunity to wrap up her life's work on linings, knowing there might not be another chance.Conservation research institutes around the world have long advocated the symbiosis between practitioner and scientist, a feat not easy to accomplish. Debbie made it work, with humility about what she did not know, tenacity about what she did know, and grace during all deliberations. Debbie was truly passionate about understanding linings, building practice through structured research, and passing paintings into their best possible futures. This book is dedicated to her memory.

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