Microorganism reinforced method of non-strength silk

Abstract

The invention discloses a strengthless silk cloth microbic reinforcing method, relating to a silk cloth cultural relic protecting method. It is a biochemical method of reinforcing silk cloth by lactobacilli and acetic acid bacilli, and its working principle: using lactobacilli to degrade keratinized substance of silk cloth into sugars and organic acids, using acetic acid bacilli to convert these metabolites into celluloses, thus achieving the purpose of reinforcing strengthless silk cloth. By the sequential processing by lactobacilli mixed liquor, acetic acid bacilli mixed liquor, and frog or fish oil mixed liquor, its strength is greater than 50g / sq m, bending angle is 180 degrees, the gloss is increased by 3-5 degrees, and the percent of water-soluble lost articles is 1%.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for protecting cultural relics, in particular to a method for protecting silk cultural relics. Background technique [0002] Our country is one of the great ancient civilizations with a long history and splendid culture in the world. Many historical relics are rare treasures and are priceless. Historical relics are an important legacy left by our ancestors to future generations. They are not only the pride of the descendants of the Yellow Emperor, but also an important object of archaeology and an important support for tourism. Protecting cultural relics is our bounden duty. Needless to say, due to technical reasons, there are many problems in the protection of cultural relics. If they are not solved in time, irreparable losses will inevitably be caused. [0003] Many ancient silks and their products have been unearthed in my country, which is an important basis for archaeologists to study my country's ancient politi...

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Problems solved by technology

However, they are generally severely corrupted, and some have no strength at all, so they can only be stored in the warehouse for a long time. They are afraid of light and oxygen, so they cannot be displayed at all, and the value of their cultural relics is greatly lost.

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