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Morais, Sónia Margarida de Oliveira
Alvenaria de sacos de terra: análise do ciclo de vida.
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article
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MENDES, Michael; SANTOS, C.C. (2017) - Alvenaria de sacos de terra - Análise do ciclo de vida. Agroforum : Revista da Escola Superior Agrária de Castelo Branco. ISSN 0872-2617. Ano 25:38, p. 35-43.
0872-2617
Title
Alvenaria de sacos de terra: análise do ciclo de vida.
Land bag masonry: life cycle analysis.
Land bag masonry: life cycle analysis.
Subject
Construção sustentável
Técnicas de construção
Terra
Ciclo de vida
Sustainable construction
Construction techniques
Soil
Life cycle
Técnicas de construção
Terra
Ciclo de vida
Sustainable construction
Construction techniques
Soil
Life cycle
Date
2018-05-23T16:59:52Z
2018-05-23T16:59:52Z
2017
2018-05-23T16:59:52Z
2017
Description
Tendo em atenção a procura de soluções alternativas de construção em meios com difícil acesso e a utilização de materiais sustentáveis, o presente trabalho analisa o ciclo de vida de uma construção de adobe moldado, composta por paredes resistentes de sacos de terra, baseando-se num protótipo desenvolvido no Nhangau, na província de Sofala em Moçambique. Partindo duma matéria prima considerada frágil e caracterizando os materiais que servem de base para o presente estudo, demonstra-se as qualidades e a
sustentabilidade dos referidos materiais para a aplicação nas construções de baixo custo e onde o acesso aos materiais é difícil.
Não obstante o preconceito em relação a este tipo de construções associadas à pobreza e desprezadas pela sociedade, em Moçambique são correntes as construções com terra, sendo a tecnologia mais usual a de terra de recobrimento. Desta forma, é necessária uma consciencialização da população para a execução deste tipo de construções como forma alternativa para a melhoria das condições de habitabilidade.
ABSTRACT: Considering the research of alternative solutions at construction in environments with difficult access and the use of sustainable materials, the present work analyses the life cycle of a moulded adobe construction, made up of resistant walls of soil bags, based on a prototype developed in Nhangau, Mozambique's Sofala province. Starting from a raw material considered fragile and characterizing the materials that serve as the basis for the present study, the qualities and sustainability of said materials for the application in the low-cost constructions and where the access to the materials is difficult is demonstrated. Despite prejudice in relation to this type of constructions associated to poverty and despised by society, in Mozambique the buildings with soil are common, being the most common technology the soil of covering. In this way, it is necessary to raise awareness of the population for the execution of this type of construction as an alternative way to improve housing conditions.
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ABSTRACT: Considering the research of alternative solutions at construction in environments with difficult access and the use of sustainable materials, the present work analyses the life cycle of a moulded adobe construction, made up of resistant walls of soil bags, based on a prototype developed in Nhangau, Mozambique's Sofala province. Starting from a raw material considered fragile and characterizing the materials that serve as the basis for the present study, the qualities and sustainability of said materials for the application in the low-cost constructions and where the access to the materials is difficult is demonstrated. Despite prejudice in relation to this type of constructions associated to poverty and despised by society, in Mozambique the buildings with soil are common, being the most common technology the soil of covering. In this way, it is necessary to raise awareness of the population for the execution of this type of construction as an alternative way to improve housing conditions.
info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion
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