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This is my ecoHouse... which I Build DIY at 10,000 USD.
cheers.
- Using recycled rice hull plastic material.
- 100% non toxic
- 100% Green.
- 100% made from waste material
- with International Eco Label.
- 0 trees are chopped. 0% timber
- 100% DIY, in 10 days, build like LEGO
- Which can be KNOCK DOWN. THROW THE BUILDING MATERIAL INTO THE MELTING POT AND RECYCLED.... UP TO 20 TIMES.
Do you to find out more on this Recycling?
Check out this blog Part 2/10
http://www.squidoo.com/HousemadeofRubbish

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OutDoor Furniture DIY... Green 0% Wood 100%Recycled Material 

OutDoor Furniture DIY. We Build it in less than 3 hours, come in a box. and using 100% Recycled material and 0% wood.
You wont believe this. this furniture is made from rice husk + plastic.

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FRC - Fiber Reinforced Composite 


This is a product of the new generation material engineering. It is made from rice husk and plastic.
With the abundance of rice husk and waste plastic, there is no need to make use of timber to build your next house.

the characterastic of the material are listed in the wikipedia.org
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber_reinforced_composite

Non Wood House 

This is a Octagonal house that we build in the university, by university students...

http://www.supertimber.com
Ask the consultant in the website.

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Finding Alternatives to Wood 

Found this article in wikinews
"Technologies Allow timber to be recycled up to 20 times"

Conventional log once cut, chop, sawn will become saw dust, timber scrap, and timber etc. The finished product can never be recycled easily, imagine millions of tons of furniture, wood products are burnt in the incinerator or buried each year. More trees has to be cut and sawn to produce workable timber.

However with the emergence of plastic wood composite (commonly known as PWC), and MBF or chip board technologies, saw dust and timber scrap can be glued or extrude and become new timber like material. This allow timber to be recycled at most up to 2 times.

Recent technology breakthrough from Malaysia, bring the recycling limit up to 20 times. The technology known as Fiber Reinforced Composite (commonly known as FRC) , allows saw dust or rice hull and plastic to be molded and extruded.
Rice hull, and Rice Husk are waste material that are burnt or buried every year by the million ton. There is no economic reuse value for them. While waste plastic bottles can be recycled. Rice hull, rice husk and plastic bottles become the ingredient for these new material FRC.

The technology use waste material to create FRC that are stronger than most types of wood, and yet it is resistant to water, and resistant to pest especially termite. The vision of the inventor is to provide an alternative timber material, so as to reduce the chopping down of trees.

Although this technology is very promising, and cheap to produce. The material does not have the texture appearance of wood.

As the price of timber rises, more technologies will surface to ensure that timber can be recycled and utilized.

We want to Save our Forest 

Saving the Forest, it should be a all out approach whereby all spectrum of the demand and supply should be catered for.

Creating the Supply - Growing of trees.

Curbing the Demand - Use of Alternative material solution to the human problem.

Only then can we have a all round solution to the Saving the Forest Agenda.

We plant a tree in Africa which usually take 10 years, to even 300 years to become a full grown tree...

But if we dont curb the demand, 1 hr is required to chop down a 10 years effort...

Therefore, I preach the world to grow more trees and use less timber.

Activities that will curb the demand of timber.

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1. Use wood from substainable forest. < There is no way that pple will forget abt timber. >

2. Use wood alternative if possible. < My team has developed a new wood alternative that consists of RICE husk + waste plastic >

http://www.squidoo.com/10000usdhouse

3. Use fast renewable resource to replace wood. < Bamboo and coconut, kenaf and rubber and oil palm trees and paulownia trees are fast renewable resource >

Every year there are millions of acre of land to be burnt for agriculture....

We humans did not see that exhausted agriculture plants e.g. rice hull, fruit trees, maize hull... etc.

as resources... But we see that as great fiber being burnt...

4. Extensive research into fiber composite. How to make use of fiber from nature, whether it is waste material etc,

how we can recycle them... for example RICE husk, RICE hull... We have successfully convert it into timber alternative.

Conclusion: To save the forest, It is not only about reduction of usage, it is about finding substainable alternative.

Human demand for resource is always increasing becos of human population growth.

My sincere comments.

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Why Should We Recycle... It is not Money making... 

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Why should I recycle? I keep asking myself... Is it Becos Singapore Government ask me to? and I have to follow their policy? Or becos I like to be branded like the Little Goodie Goodie Green Environment Guy?

I tell you... No to all. Becos I see this scene.
Check out : http://www.squidoo.com/recycle1 for more pictures

New Guestbook 

Catalysthere wrote...

Wow - what an amazing project, this lens is now a featured lens for this week in the Thirty day challenge Squidoo Group - Well Done, you are Awesome!!

ReplyPosted July 01, 2008

GemstoneScout wrote...

My first experience with Rubbish is actually with Waste Plastic Trading.
In early 2000, whereby waste plastic is a commodity that actually can earn quite a handsome sum.
there arent many competitor in the market.

Then I move to explore technology that can use rubbish to generate electricity.
4 years, working with the technologist, and marketing the technology.
and finally see our first contract in 2008.

I often says: the more I know, the more I realise that I really dont know.

and true to this, the more knowledge we gather, we found out there are more possibilities and more unknowns.
and while exploring technology,
we found that there are many other interesting technologies that
exploit rubbish to cash.
Like the most recent rubbish to construction material...

"Rubbish in the eyes of others, are gold in the eyes of the knowledgeable."

ReplyPosted June 27, 2008

GemstoneScout wrote...

Gee... this is unqiue

ReplyPosted June 27, 2008

Since there is recycled timber alternative available? Will you use timber alternative? 

I am creating a campaign... to gather the world awareness on the existence of timber alternatives. FRC is one of them. and we should try to use Timber Alternatives and reduce the cutting of trees, and excessive cutting of trees.

Will you participate?

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HomeBuilder says:

Awesome! I will be using this stuff and tons of glue to build my house (no metal) because of the sunflare 2012 possibility also because i want to save trees and lower my footprint also.

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Shine says:

cool..

flick says:

Anything for the environment

jupiter from Australia says:

How is the insulation capability of this FRC?

Jason says:

Timber alternative how we know? Ask the furniture and deck manufacturer?

julie says:

where to get frc

desmond says:

Definitely

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To Do List

Find the Next Rubbish to Build House with.
Build a Bigger and Better house
Increase the Recycling Limit of FRC

""The more we do, the more we gain."
"The more I know, the more I realize that I dont know.""

Amazon deforestation 

Brazilian artist's open letter on the Amazon deforestation
We just celebrated the smallest Amazon Rainforest deforestation rate of the past three years: 17 thousand square kilometers. This corresponds almost to the half size of the Netherlands. We have already been able to destroy 16% of the total rainforest area, which corresponds to twice the size of Germany and three areas corresponding to the state of Sao Paulo.

We do not have a reason to celebrate it at all. Amazon is not planet's lung, but renders services to Brazil and to the world. This green vastness extending over five million square kilometers is a thermal layer generated by nature to prevent the sunrays from reaching the ground, and thus enabling the existence of the most luxuriant forest on earth, which helps to regulate the planet's temperature.

It has been tilted in its exuberance, raped by unscrupulous lumberjacks, who set its emerald coverage on fire, giving way to foreigners that humiliate the forest by planting pasture or soybean over its centenary chestnut-tree ashes. In spite of the extraordinary effort for conservation unit implementation as an alternative for the sustainable development, the deforestation continues.

Even after Chico Mendes' blood having sealed the men/nature pact, as well as the rubber latex extractor and Indian, even after the forest people alliance "for the right to maintain our forests untouched, as we need them for survival", even after several sagas full of heroism, death and passion, the Amazon deforestation continues.

As in the past, we consider the Rainforest as being an obstacle to progress, an area that has to be subdued and conquered. An enormous land stock that might be turned into low production pastures, soybean plantations and vegetable species to be used as alternative fuel or even inexhaustible wood, fish, gold, mineral and energy sources.

We are people with no responsibility at all. The deforestation and burning are symbols of our incompetence to understand the susceptibility and instability of the Amazon ecosystem and how to deal with it.

A country that possesses 165.000 square kilometers of abandoned or semi-abandoned deforested areas might double its grain production without having to fell one single tree. Without the forest the soil will be of no avail. It is urgent that we become responsible for managing our natural resources' leftover.

Thus, from our point of view, the only reasonable proceeding to diminish the almost irreversible deforestation effects, is given under § 4 of Article 225, of our Federal Constitution:
"The Brazilian Amazon Rainforest (...) is a national inheritance, and its use will be performed within law requirements, which assure the environment preservation, even with regard to the use of its natural resources".

Having its enforcement to be implemented on municipal, state and federal levels, thus assuring THE IMMEDIATE INTERRUPTION OF THE BRAZILIAN AMAZON RAINFOREST DEFORESTATION. NOW!

Time has come to visualize our trees as monuments of our culture and history.

WE ARE FOREST PEOPLE!

Web: www.amazoniaparasempre.com.br

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Fiber Reinforced Composite 

==Fiber Reinforced Composite==

A fiber-reinforced composite (FRC) consists of three components: (i) the fibers as the discontinuous or dispersed phase, (ii) the matrix as the continuous phase, and (iii) the fine interphase region, also known as the interfaceSerope Kalpakjian, Steven R Schmid. "Manufacturing Engineering and Technology". International edition. 4th Ed. Prentice Hall, Inc. 2001. ISBN 0-13-017440-8.. This is a type of advanced composite group, which make use of rice husk, rice hull and plastic as ingredients. This technology involves a method of refining, blending and compounding natural fibres from cellulosic waste streams to form a high strength fibre composite material in a polymer matrix. The designated waste or base raw materials used in this instance are those of waste thermoplastics and various categories of cellulosic waste including rice husk, saw dust.

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FRC is high performance fibre composite achieved and made possible by the cross linking of cellulosic fibre molecules with resins in the FRC material matrix through a proprietary molecular re-engineering process to yield a product of exceptional structural properties.

And through this feat of molecular re-engineering selected physical and structural properties of wood are successfully cloned and vested in the FRC product and to which are added other critical attributes to yield performance properties superior to contemporary wood.

This material, unlike other composites, can be recycled up to 20 times, allowing scrap FRC to be reused again and again.

The failure mechanisms in FRC materials include delamination, intralaminar matrix cracking, longitudinal matrix splitting, fiber/matrix debonding, fiber pull-out, and fiber fracture .

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