Kriteriji izbora vrste i gramature papira za meko uvezanu knjigu šivanu koncem

master's thesis

• Author: Ana Plantak
• Mentor: Darko Babić (mentor)
• Committee member: Darko Babić (član povjerenstva)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Graphic Arts; Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2013-10-28, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: TECHNICAL SCIENCES; Graphic Technology

Abstract

Meko uvezana knjiga šivana koncem (brošurno) koristi se višekratno, a kvaliteta njenog

uveza ovisna je o čvrstoći knjižnog bloka. Brošurno šivanje koncem kroz pregibe

knjižnih slogova (bez hrptenog materijala) izvodi se na stroju za knjižno šivanje.

U ovom radu izrađene su knjige od pet različitih vrsta papira (bezdrvni nepremazani,

bezdrvni satinirani, bezdrvni premazani, voluminozni i reciklirani papir). Korišteni su

papiri različitih gramatura u rasponu od 80 do 170 g/m2. Svaka knjiga je bila opsega 64

strana (4 knjižnih slogova od 16 strana ), a ukupno je izrađeno 60 uzoraka knjiga.

U radu su promatrani hrptovi knjižnog bloka šivanih koncem, a promjene veličine i

oblika rupice tj. otvora na hrptenom pregibu savijenog knjižnog sloga kroz koju prolazi

konac te karakteristike površine papira promatrane su pod mikroskopom, fotografirane i

analizirane koristeći vizualnu procjenu.

Cilj rada je istražiti da li odabir vrste i gramature papira značajno utječe na promjenu

čvrstoće knjižnog bloka kada su knjigoveški procesi savijanja, sabiranja i šivanja

standardizirani.

Pokazano je da su bezdrvni nepremazani i satinirani papir bolji izbor za broširani uvez u

usporedbi s voluminoznim, recikliranim i bezdrvnim premazanim papirom kod kojih su

uočene značajne promjene veličine i oblika rupice.

Abstract (english)

Soft binded thread stitched book (as paper-bound book) is used repeatedly while the

quality of its binding is dependent on the strength of the book block. Paperback thread

stitching through the folds of the book work (without spine material) is performed on a

machine for book stitching.

This paper presents the books made of five different types of paper (woodfree uncoated,

woodfree calendared paper, woodfree coated, voluminous and recycled paper). Papers

of different weights in the range of 80-170 g/m2 have been used. Each book was a 64

pages volume (4 book work of 16 pages), and a total of 60 samples of books were made.

In the paper, spines of the book block stitched with thread were reviewed, while

changes in size and shape of the holes i.e. openings in the spinal bend of the folded

book work through which the thread passes as well as characteristics of the paper

surface were observed under the microscope, photographed and analysed using visual

assessment.

The aim was to investigate whether the selection of paper type and weight significantly

affects the strength of the book block when the bookbinding processes of folding,

collating and sewing are standardized.

It was shown that the woodfree uncoated paper and calendered paper were the better

choice for paper-bound book binding in comparison with the voluminous, recycled and

woodfree coated paper in which significant changes in size and shape of the holes were

observed.

• Keywords: broširani uvez; bezdrvni nepremazani papir; bezdrvni satinirani papir; bezdrvni premazani papir; voluminozni papir; reciklirani papir; čvrstoća knjižnog bloka
• Keywords (english): Paper-bound book; woodfree uncoated paper; woodfree calendared paper; woodfree coated paper; voluminous paper; recycled paper; book block strength
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:216:764333
• Study programme: Title: Graphic technology; specializations in: Graphic technology, Design of graphic products; Course: Graphic technology; Study programme type: university; Study level: graduate; Academic / professional title: sveučilišni/a magistar/magistra inženjer/inženjerka grafičke tehnologije (sveučilišni/a magistar/magistra inženjer/inženjerka grafičke tehnologije)
• Type of resource: Text
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