Ion Plating Plasma Assisted SiO2 and TiO2 Protective Nano-Coatings for Antique Ceramics Preservation

Raffaella Aversa; Valeria Perrotta; Carlo Misiano; Antonio Apicella

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1088.701

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Ion Plating Plasma Assisted SiO₂ and TiO₂ Protective Nano-Coatings for Antique Ceramics Preservation

Abstract:

The application of Ion Plating Plasma Assisted technology in the field of preservation of Cultural Heritage is presented. In order to guaranty the preservation of the artistic and cultural identity of ancient ceramic tiles with strong chromatic valence, not-invasive, and achromatic and antireflective coating deposition processes have been investigated. Different ceramic supports have been utilized for the tests: an ancient tile of the XIX century and contemporaneous production tiles, all characterized by strong chromatic valence and by a mixed porous and glazed surfaces. Ion Plating Plasma Assisted (IPPA) by reactive magnetron sputtering source with Argon and Oxygen atmosphere for TiO₂ and IPPA by thermal source with Argon and Oxygen from SiO material have been adopted. Preliminary tests with two plasma treatments were carried out on contemporaneous tile samples in order to find the optimal processing conditions. TiO₂ treatment has generated miscoloration on the surface of the coating while the SiO₂ coating showed achromatic and transparency properties. The ancient historical tile was used to finally test the optimized process with SiO₂. Traditional organic resin spray coating treatments have been carried out for aesthetical comparative purposes with the new plasma treatment.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1088)

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701-705

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Raffaella Aversa*, Valeria Perrotta, Carlo Misiano, Antonio Apicella

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Ancient Ceramic Tiles, Ion Plating Plasma Assisted, Protective Coatings

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