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This document summarizes a presentation on green building construction materials. It discusses how green building ensures waste is minimized during construction. Some materials used in green construction include wool bricks, sustainable concrete made from wood chips or steel slag, solar tiles that absorb energy from the sun, and paper insulation made from recycled materials. Merits of green building include efficient technologies, easier maintenance, return on investment, improved indoor air quality and energy and water efficiency. Demerits include higher initial costs, availability of materials, needing more time to construct, and requiring skilled workers.
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- 2. SEMINAR PRESENTATION Guided By, Athira V R By , Mridul v S5 CE ROLL NO:62
- 3. GREEN BRICK BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS .
- 4. INTRODUCTION It ensure that waste is minimized at every stage during the construction
- 5. Content Importance of green building Materials used in green constructions Merits and demerits of green building
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- 8. . Non renewable energy is expensive and unsafe but through green building we can save lot of energy It is also helps to reduce pollution
- 9. Materials Used In Green Construction
- 10. Source Of Material Renewable sources : forests Reuse from waste : old plumbing , door etc…
- 11. Wool Brick 37% More strength than burnt bricks Resistant for cold and wet climate
- 12. Sustainable Concrete Wood chips or slag a byproduct of steel manufacturing Reduces the emission of co2
- 13. Solar Tiles Exist to simply protect a building They spend a large portion of the day absorbing energy from the sun
- 14. Paper Insulation Made from recycled newspaper and cardboard Then filled with chemical foam Insect resistant and fire retardant
- 15. Triple – Glazed Windows Super-efficient window Stops heat to enter the building and from direct sunlight
- 16. Eco Friendly Using Bamboo replacing the steel bars
- 17. Merits And Demerits Of Green Building .
- 18. Merits of Green Building Efficient technologies Easier Maintenance Return on investment Improved indoor air quality Energy efficiency Water efficiency Waste reduction Temperature moderation Water conservation
- 19. Demerits Of Green Building Initial cost is high Availability of materials Need more time to construct Need skilled workers
- 20. Thank You…..