Abstract
The Jesuit church of Holy Name of Jesus from year 1667 is integral part of main square of Telc with Baroque houses from 17th century listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992. The natural indoor climate of Jesuit church is heated only in occupied pews during liturgical ceremony in winter season. The hygrothermal analysis of natural indoor climate in Jesuit church is performed by preventive conservation method of Target range and Historical climate in period from April 2017 to October 2018. The obtained result shows appropriate indoor climate for preventive conservation of historical furniture (main altar, lateral chapels, pulpit, confessional, organ, paintings), holy remains and valuable artefacts for liturgical ceremony. This hygrothermal analysis of natural indoor climate in Jesuit church supports current state of local heating in occupied pews during liturgical ceremony in winter season.
Highlights
The historical church is usually monumental building with altar, chapel, pulpit, confessional, organ, paintings and other furniture
The hygrothermal measurement of indoor climate in Jesuit church in Telc is performed on right side of presbytery in height 3.20 m above floor
The indoor climate in Jesuit church in Telc is formed by natural hygrothermal response of historical church on outdoor climate since 1667
Summary
The historical church is usually monumental building with altar, chapel, pulpit, confessional, organ, paintings and other furniture. This conservation method known as Target range is defined by hygrothermal range of appropriate indoor climate, see [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8] This method of Target range is useful in building with controlled indoor climate, for example museum, library, gallery, exhibition, see [6,7,8]. This conservation method of Target range is difficult to applied in case of natural indoor climate formed by outdoor weather
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