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A new technique to construct environment friendly building by Prof. Aziz I. Abdulla طريقة جديدة لانشاء الابنية الصديقة للبيئة بواسطة الدكتور عزيز ابراهيم عبدالله
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- 1. Hollow ferrocement Building Reuse of solid waste In Construction Works Al-Ahliyya Amman University College of Engineering Civil Engineering Dept. Hollow Ferrocement Building Dr. Aziz Ibrahim Abdulla
- 2. A new Patent A new Technique Prof. Aziz i. Abdulla
- 3. 1-Easy of const ruct ion 2-Reduce Time 3-Reduce t he cost 4-Good sound I nsulat ion 5-Good Temp. insulat ion 6-Reuse of solid wast e 7-Envirinment aly f riendly met hod Advant ages of new Technique Hollow Ferrocement Building
- 4. Materials and Tools 1-Wood Cheap type of wood can used
- 5. 2-Coarse Wire Mesh (BRC(
- 6. 3-Fine Wire Mesh (Welded Wire Mesh(
- 7. 4-Screws
- 9. 4-Empty Plastic bottles (Waste Materials(
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- 39. Sixth : Finishing the walls from outside and inside by any materials like: 1-Cement mortar plastering 2-Marbiles 3-Ceramic 4-Gypsum boards and others
- 40. Regards Prof. Aziz i. Abdulla Al-Ahliyya Amman University Jordan aziz_914@hotmail.com