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January 29, 2024, 5:46 pm

modular home home is generally hard and strong when dry, but becomes very soft when it absorbs water. Dry modular home home helps hold an modular home homeen wall together, but if the wall is directly exposed to rain, or water seeping from the roof, it can become saturated and collapse.10 To avoid this, the modular home home can be "stabilized" ; The practice of stabilizing modular home home by adding burnt lime is centuries old.11 Portland cement or bitumen can also be added to modular home home intended for buildings, thereby adding strength, although stabilized modular home home is not as strong as baked modular home home or concrete. .11 Mixtures of cement + lime, or pozzolana + lime, can also be used for stabilization.12

Preferably, the sand content of the modular home home will be between 65% ~ 75%. modular home homes with low modular home home content, or with no more than 15% non-expansive modular home home, are suitable for making stabilized modular home home.13 The percentage of modular home home can be reduced by adding sand, if available.14 If there is more than 15% of modular home home, more than 10% cement may be needed to stabilize the modular home home, which increases the cost.13 If the modular home home contains little modular home home, and 10% or more cement, it is indeed concrete. Cement is not particularly environmentally friendly, as its manufacturing process generates large amounts of carbon dioxide.15 Low-density stabilized modular home home will be porous and weak, and must therefore be compacted by a block-making machine, or already wall, using the rammed modular home home technique.12
rammed modular home home
Courtyard of the Jesuit College, in São Paulo.

Rammed modular home home is a technique for building walls using raw materials such as modular home home, chalk, lime or gravel. A rammed modular home home wall is constructed by placing moist modular home home in a temporary formwork. The modular home home is compacted manually or mechanically and then the formwork is removed.16

Rammed modular home home is generally made without much water, and therefore does not need much time to dry as the building grows. It is susceptible to moisture, so it must be placed on a base that stops rising moisture, and it must have tiles or some other covering that prevents water from infiltrating from above. Some protection through some type of plaster, paint, or bark may also be necessary.15

In China, rammed modular home home walls were built by the Longshan people between 2600-1900 BC, during the period when cities first appeared in the region. Thick, steep walls made of rammed modular home home became a feature of traditional Buddhist monasteries across the Himalayas and became quite common in areas of northern India such as Sikkim.17 The technique spread to the Middle East, then to North Africa, where the city of Carthage was built using this technique. From there, the technology was taken to Europe by the Romans.18 Rammed modular home home structures can be long-lasting. Most of the Great Wall of China was made using this technique, as was the Alhambra, in the Naserid Kingdom of Granada (present-day Spain). In Northern Europe, there are rammed modular home home buildings up to seven stories high and two centuries old.15

In Brazil, the first records of rammed modular home home were during the time of Colonial Brazil, where it was introduced by the Portuguese and had the contribution of African slaves. Many authors indicate as the most lasting work the rammed modular home home strong house built by Caramuru in Bahia, in 1540. Also applied in religious constructions, in 1554, the College of Jesuits of the Society of Jesus was built, which led to the construction of the first mud houses around it and then the origin of the town of São Paulo de Piratininga, today the current city of São Paulo. 1920

This technique was introduced in Brazilian territory due to its good resistance to time and because it is less labor intensive than stone masonry. It made colonial construction possible in regions that had difficulty obtaining stones. In the São Paulo region, rammed modular home home was widely used on the Piratininga Plateau and on the Caminhos dos Bandeirantes route to Minas Gerais, Mato Grosso, Goiás, Paraná and Rio de Janeiro.21

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