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    footprint. As discussed, Rammed Earth Homes was the approach we wanted to take and as that, I have prepared further information that will help you better understand the over-all concept of Rammed Earth home construction, the benefit to you down the road, the benefit for the environment and what the cost will be for you now, and savings in the near future. Please feel free to ask any questions and or have any concerns regarding your new upgrade. Rammed Earth Homes- Overview Rammed Earth construction has

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    Rammed Earth

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    Rammed earth is a building technique which has been used for hundreds of years. The technique involves earth (similar to cob) which is compacted, in-situ, between forms which are created by shuttering (Figure 12 & 13). This creates a monolithic wall which is strong and durable with a variety of colours, depending on the earth within the site. Two or more soil components must be used to create the correct size appropriate wall (Windstorm & Schmidt, 2013:402). The walls are mainly 300 – 600mm thick

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    properties of rammed earth. In terms of moisture buffer value and moisture sorption, four mixes are analyzed and compared. It would be better to extend the title with a subtitle, which should explain immediately that what the title expresses is based on a (limited) number of laboratory tests. The same aspect should be stressed in the abstract, which is clear on the whole. The highlights are quite clear. The structure of the paper is clear. The "Introduction" quickly depicts the "topic" of rammed earth

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    ...................................18 2.4 Stabilised Compressed Earth Blocks: A review ..................22 2.4.1 Advantages and limitations........................................23 2.4.2 Material for SCEB ....................................................25 2.4.2.1 Soil type...................................

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    Earthship

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    Max Altschuler ENVD 3115 Professor Marcel S. de Lange December 8, 2013 Earthship Design, Materials, and Sustainability Earthship design is a movement initiated by Michael Reynolds. Earthship Biotecture is a method of architecture and design that incorporates recycled materials, earthen materials, and renewable energy sources into a sustainable and self-sufficient home. The purpose of this according to Michael Reynolds it to achieve energy independence, sustainable housing, and relieve

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    environmentally harmful without being cost-effective. One of the latter is the building materials that have replaced the old yet sustainable one which is earth. The specific purpose of this report is to explain how earth homes can be a sustainable solution in the 21st century and to identify and describe the important and unique features of homes made out of earth. I. PROBLEMS WITH CURRENT BUILDING MATERIALS The main conventional building materials, which are concrete and steel, have some major problems

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    Adobe Research Paper

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    Adobe is a building material crafted from both mud and other organic materials, usually. Buildings constructed from adobe bricks are similar to both rammed earth and cob buildings. Adobe is one of the most ancient materials utilized, globally. Adobe bricks are most commonly crafted into units that weigh under 100 pounds, which are small enough to effectively dry by air individually without experiencing cracking. Soon after drying, they are assembled through the application of adobe mud, which

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    Birch Pape Paper

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    The term ground refers to a prepared surface for painting. As a general guideline, any surface that is absorbent, rigid and heat resistant will work for encaustic art. Suitable grounds include wood, untempered masonite, stretched canvas or linen, plywood, drywall or plaster, unglazed ceramics, heavy watercolour or printmaking paper. Some grounds may need to be applied to a substrate for support. No Ground You can paint directly on raw wood. Select a nice grade of birch plywood and paint directly

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    twenty-three years ago now, this comet had crashed into Jupiter. Although this is when the crash had happened the comet, SL9, had been discovered a year before it had rammed into Jupiter, on the date of March 24, 1993. Shoemaker Levy 9’s collision with Jupiter had been the first seen on another planet other than our home planet itself, Earth. This impact that SL9 made on Jupiter actually lasted around six days and created “plumes” that were recorded to be 2,000 to 3,000 kilometers high with also increasing

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    A Short Story : A Story?

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    Toast Malone was hobbling down Ban Creek Road. With each step, the ground moaned and shuddered in pain. He did not have a lot of friends and was not good at watching his health. He you even kept a miscellaneous amount of chocolates in his room. He suffered through physical activity and, as a result did not do it often. He was the polar opposite of robust. Most of the time, he was a completely stationary object. He had poor self esteem and was constantly ridiculed and nobody would intervene disrespectful

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