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Sunday, 20 July 2014
Site Waste Management's Template
Construction& Demolition Site Waste Management's Template.
*To download the spreadsheet, you may click on the bottom far-right corner icon which enlarge the spreadsheet to full screen size then click download.
*To download the spreadsheet, you may click on the bottom far-right corner icon which enlarge the spreadsheet to full screen size then click download.
Or click the Icon below to download
Tuesday, 13 May 2014
Estimate Cement and Sand Quantity for Plastering, Screeding& Bricklaying works
Cement has the highest carbon footprint construction materials.Estimated that every person take up 3 tonnes of cement in the world, Imagine how much CO2e of our world population of 7 billion? It's manufacturing alone make up of 4% of world CO2e.
It has become a norm in any building construction since it's introduction, ranging from reinforcement concrete to wall plastering, floor screeding and mortar for bricklaying. Since its present is essential to current construction technology it is necessary to find ways to minimize its wastage by close monitoring and control during the construction stage.
Good news is that more and more materials& construction technology is emerging in replacing the high cement content materials. however, most of the builders and developers in Malaysia still a distance far from adopting a relative high initial cost green materials but what worst is that even materials wastage control is almost none-existence.
Hope the spreadsheet below help builders in calculating the quantity needed, allowing more accurate estimation in monitoring and control its usage, and eventually reduce the wastage and cost.
*The Carbon equivalent calculated in the spreadsheet is embodied carbon during manufacturing stage only. A cradle-to-grave or cradle-to-cradle stage will need more information from sourcing, transportation to operation during its expected life duration to deconstruction and reuse or recycle.
It has become a norm in any building construction since it's introduction, ranging from reinforcement concrete to wall plastering, floor screeding and mortar for bricklaying. Since its present is essential to current construction technology it is necessary to find ways to minimize its wastage by close monitoring and control during the construction stage.
Good news is that more and more materials& construction technology is emerging in replacing the high cement content materials. however, most of the builders and developers in Malaysia still a distance far from adopting a relative high initial cost green materials but what worst is that even materials wastage control is almost none-existence.
Hope the spreadsheet below help builders in calculating the quantity needed, allowing more accurate estimation in monitoring and control its usage, and eventually reduce the wastage and cost.
*The Carbon equivalent calculated in the spreadsheet is embodied carbon during manufacturing stage only. A cradle-to-grave or cradle-to-cradle stage will need more information from sourcing, transportation to operation during its expected life duration to deconstruction and reuse or recycle.
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
D.I.Y. a Paracord Bracelet
What's a Paracord?
Paracord
or parachute cord is made out of lightweight nylon rope, basically a
550-Paracord has 7 nylon inner strands braided with colored sheath, originally
used as suspension lines of the United States parachutes during the world war
two. Its usefulness was further expanded when paratroopers on duty in the
field.
Sunday, 17 November 2013
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