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Archive centres: climatic monitoring
Archive centres: climatic monitoring

Optimum storage conditions

Controlling the climatic conditions in archive rooms is essential for document preservation. Paper is sensitive to variations in temperature and humidity, so rigorous control of these parameters is an absolute must.

With its various ranges of instruments, Sauermann offers measurement solutions to suit all requirements: from spot measurements using portable devices, to continuous monitoring, with measurement transfer and/or autonomous recording for data archiving.

Parameters to be monitored

  • Air flow

  • Hygrometry

  • Temperature


STORAGE CONDITIONS

AIR HANDLING

DATA LOGGING

METROLOGICAL SERVICES

STORAGE CONDITIONS
Document preservation requires the control of several parameters: temperature (from 16°C to 23°C), relative humidity (from 40% to 55%), and water weight (from 4.6 g/Kg to 9.7g/Kg). These conditions can only be maintained by effective air treatment.
Temperature and hygrometry transmitters ensure continuous monitoring of these parameters, and can communicate with any type of monitoring system through analog or digital signals, or fully programmable electrical contacts.
STORAGE CONDITIONS
Multifunction transmitter

Multifunction transmitter

Si-C320
Humidity and temperature sensor

Humidity and temperature sensor

TH 110
Humidity and temperature sensor

Humidity and temperature sensor

TH 210
STORAGE CONDITIONS
AIR HANDLING
Good ventilation of archive buildings is crucial, as it prevents air confinement and evacuates VOCs emitted by materials and documents. Maintaining good air quality depends on air renewal, air diffusion and effective filtration.
Sauermann offers a wide range of portable devices and accessories for use on all types of ventilation systems. Measurements of all air parameters (pressure, air velocity and flow rate, temperature, etc.) are easily carried out on grilles, diffusers or in ducts.
AIR HANDLING
Airflow cones

Airflow cones

Si-K25 - Si-K85
Air Flow Meter

Air Flow Meter

DBM 620
Multifunction

Multifunction

AMI 310
AIR HANDLING
DATA LOGGING
Good control of air parameters compensates for any leaks and stabilizes temperature and relative humidity. Sauermann solutions are able to provide alarms in the event of malfunctioning control mechanisms, and record the slightest variations.
To ensure temperature and humidity stability in the building, Tracklog and Kistock solutions can track, alert and create a history of these measurement data with great reliability and precision. This data can be exported in the form of comprehensive reports to facilitate maintenance.
DATA LOGGING
Temperature / Hygrometry / Current / Voltage / Impulse / Water pressure / Light

Temperature / Hygrometry / Current / Voltage / Impulse / Water pressure / Light

KH 220
Temperature / Hygrometry / Current / Voltage / Impulse

Temperature / Hygrometry / Current / Voltage / Impulse

KT 320
DATA LOGGING
METROLOGICAL SERVICES
Rigorous metrological control of temperature and humidity sensors ensures the accuracy and reliability of measurements. Regular calibration detects any drift in sensitive elements. This monitoring guarantees traceability, essential for quality audits.
Sauermann's teams travel on-site anywhere in France to work on all types and brands of sensors. Our certified technicians carry out these calibration services using our test benches linked to national standards, thus guaranteeing the quality of the operation.
METROLOGICAL SERVICES
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