Difference between revisions of "Flaking"
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File:Scaling_ICOMOS.jpg|Contour scaling on magmatic stone<br>Photo: J.P. Bozellec | File:Scaling_ICOMOS.jpg|Contour scaling on magmatic stone<br>Photo: J.P. Bozellec | ||
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| − | File:Contour.scaling_ICOMOS.jpg|Contour scaling | + | File:Contour.scaling_ICOMOS.jpg|Contour scaling on face<br>Photo: Atelier E. Pummer, Wachau & J. Nimmrichter |
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 21 August 2022
Description
The separation of small, thin pieces of a coating from its substrate. Flaking is generally due a combination of adhesion loss and cracking.
Synonyms and Related Terms
scaling
Additional Images
Contour scaling on magmatic stone
Photo: J.P. Bozellec
Spalling on flat dimension stones
Photo: J-D Mertz
Flaking due to salt crystallization
Photo: V. Vergès-Belmin
Contour scaling on face
Photo: Atelier E. Pummer, Wachau & J. Nimmrichter
Resources and Citations
- ICOMOS-ISCS: Illustrated glossary on stone deterioration patterns