Pinatubo ash tiles

“Fireproof” Tiles for Roofing and Walling from Pinatubo Ash

 

Procedure

 

1. Boil bloated ash and binder or mixed glue.

2. Press the mixture.

3. Cook in 200° F (93° C) heat.

4. Paint a fire resistant paint so as not to pulverize. This happen if the pressure and heat is not enough or low and with not enough binder, there seems to have dust on top.

 

1 part binder 4% glue

2.3% resin

2.3% starch from cassava

 

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Pinatubo ash tiles

“Fireproof” Tiles for Roofing and Walling from Pinatubo Ash

 

Procedure

 

1. Boil bloated ash and binder or mixed glue.

2. Press the mixture.

3. Cook in 200° F (93° C) heat.

4. Paint a fire resistant paint so as not to pulverize. This happen if the pressure and heat is not enough or low and with not enough binder, there seems to have dust on top.

 

1 part binder 4% glue

2.3% resin

2.3% starch from cassava

 

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Cementless Blocks

Cementless Blocks

 

Due to the increasing cost of cement, the Forest Products and Industries Development Commission (FORPRIDECOM) conducted a research that will produce blocks from soil and water, or a combination of one or two different wastes or wood waste like rice hull, coconut coirdust or sawdust. The binder used is lime.

Lime can be found almost anywhere in the Philippines.

 

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