Presented in the Kominkan-CLC International Conference on ESD - Community Based Human Development for Sustainable Society - in Okayama, 9-12 October 2014. Original slides were prepared by Sunok Jo.
Overview of the vision, projects and people of DeltaSync. At DeltaSync we work on developing floating cities. For private and public organizations we deliver knowledge, creativity and results in practice. Examples are technology integration, design, implementation, planning, business cases and strategy of floating urban developments.
Presented in the Kominkan-CLC International Conference on ESD - Community Based Human Development for Sustainable Society - in Okayama, 9-12 October 2014. Original slides were prepared by Sunok Jo.
Overview of the vision, projects and people of DeltaSync. At DeltaSync we work on developing floating cities. For private and public organizations we deliver knowledge, creativity and results in practice. Examples are technology integration, design, implementation, planning, business cases and strategy of floating urban developments.
EVALUATION OF THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF GRAIN SORGHUM, SWEET SORGHUM, AND SWITCHGRASS AS ALTERNATIVE FEEDSTOCKS FOR ETHANOL PRODUCTION IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
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During my summer holiday I read a book named FLOAT!1 , it is about building on water,
and I was really fascinated about the information in it. I wanted to find more about this subject,
and this report is not only the perfect approach for that, but it will help gain more knowledge
about making reports and collecting data as well.
I find this “new technology” very interesting and I think we really need to make some
changes in the construction industry due to the effects that it has upon the environment.
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http://www.ideaonline.co.id/iDEA2013/Kabar/Review-Product/Erasmus-Huis-IAI-Seminar-dan-Pameran-Building-on-Water
http://pusperkimugm.org/home/2013/04/building-on-water-conference-and-exhibition/
(please forgive for my poor in English..)
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Types : Earthenware , Stoneware , Porcelain.
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EVALUATION OF THE ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY OF GRAIN SORGHUM, SWEET SORGHUM, AND SWITCHGRASS AS ALTERNATIVE FEEDSTOCKS FOR ETHANOL PRODUCTION IN THE TEXAS PANHANDLE
This report is a part of the Bachelor of Architectural Technology and Construction
Management education for the 3rd semester. The purpose of it is to give me the opportunity to
investigate different areas of the constructing architect’s work in the construction industry.
During my summer holiday I read a book named FLOAT!1 , it is about building on water,
and I was really fascinated about the information in it. I wanted to find more about this subject,
and this report is not only the perfect approach for that, but it will help gain more knowledge
about making reports and collecting data as well.
I find this “new technology” very interesting and I think we really need to make some
changes in the construction industry due to the effects that it has upon the environment.
Materi Paparan Konferensi "Bangunan diatas Air" ( Building on Water Converence) Erasmus Huis, Jakarta, 9 April 2013.
http://www.ideaonline.co.id/iDEA2013/Kabar/Review-Product/Erasmus-Huis-IAI-Seminar-dan-Pameran-Building-on-Water
http://pusperkimugm.org/home/2013/04/building-on-water-conference-and-exhibition/
(please forgive for my poor in English..)
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CLAY: Natural rock or soil which is fine grained and contain silica , alumina , organic matter.
Types : Earthenware , Stoneware, Porcelain.
CLAYBODY : Consist of different materials like silica , clay , fluxes , grog.
Types : Earthenware , Stoneware , Porcelain.
In history first potter's wheel was first developed in Mesopotamia. A potter's wheel is a machine used in the shaping of round ceramic ware. The wheel may also be used during the process of trimming the excess body from dried ware and for applying incised decoration or rings of color.
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2. How to make bricks...
• You need a suitable place. It has to be plain,
dry and clean.
• There must be a source of water .
• You will need clay, mud, rice chaff, saw dust,
manure
• You will need some horses and workers.
• You will need logs to set the fire.
4. Tools
• You will need:
• A wheelbarrow.
• Shovels
• Buckets
• Molds.
5. Activity.
• 1-Name the tools you need to make bricks.
• 2-Name the materials you need to make
bricks.
6. Activity. Order the procedure.
Have the horses mix the mixture.
Collect clay, mud, manure, rice chaff and saw dust.
Put some mixture into the wheelbarrow and then fill
the molds.
Spread the bricks on the ground, let them get the
sun.
Prepare the mixture.
Pile the bricks to be fired.
Have them fire for several hours.
They are ready to use or be sold.
8. Preparation
• A mixture is prepared with mud, water, saw
dust, manure, rice chaff and clay.
• Horses are used to mix the mixture.
• Once the mixture is prepared it is put into a
wheelbarrow, poured into molds and cut.
• You have two regular bricks per mold.
16. Do you know another way of
making bricks?
• Share with your partners.
17. • Licences:
• Credits: Many thanks to students from Escuela
Técnica Catalina Harriague de Castaños (Salto-
Uruguay)for sharing their pictures and
knowledge to enrich this presentation.
• Author: Gabriela Barboza.
• 2015.