Royal Warship Vasa preservation
So beautiful to have in this day and age,
sad to find it will eventually disintegrate over the decades,
just a thought about the preservation of it,
is it possible to “encapsulate it in a vacuum” to remove all the oxygen that may be feeding the action of the Sulphur.
Also will be easier to maintain a lower temperature in a vacuum.
If a capsule is designed correctly, then it will be possible to have an air lock
so a well suited up person may be able to enter the encapsulating device for maintenance if required.
Cameras could be set up inside and on the deck of the ship so visitors can see on a big screen changing images.
Just a thought that came to mind I needed to share, hope this information will be passed onto
the correct person or team responsible for the preservation of such a glorious warship.
I do hope to visit this magnificent piece of human ingenuity.
sad to find it will eventually disintegrate over the decades,
just a thought about the preservation of it,
is it possible to “encapsulate it in a vacuum” to remove all the oxygen that may be feeding the action of the Sulphur.
Also will be easier to maintain a lower temperature in a vacuum.
If a capsule is designed correctly, then it will be possible to have an air lock
so a well suited up person may be able to enter the encapsulating device for maintenance if required.
Cameras could be set up inside and on the deck of the ship so visitors can see on a big screen changing images.
Just a thought that came to mind I needed to share, hope this information will be passed onto
the correct person or team responsible for the preservation of such a glorious warship.
I do hope to visit this magnificent piece of human ingenuity.
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The conserved and dry wood fares well in the stabilised and controlled museum climate. The changes we see, and do research to foresee, will be taken care of through the right dimensioning and design of a new support system for the ship.
We, too, do hope for you to visit! Start by visiting our web where you find more on our preservation work and much, much more!
Malin Sahlstedt Conservator