CARLOS HILADO MEMORIAL STATE COLLEGE

College of Industrial Technology

Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

APPENDICES
A. DOCUMENTATION
Collection and Preparation of Sawdust Ash

Image 2. Collection of sawdust Image 1. Sun drying of sawdust

collected

Image 4. Weighing of sawdust Image 3. Preparation of weighed

before burning sawdust to be burned

Image 5. Effusing diesel oil to Image 6. Open burning of sawdust

weighed sawdust

Image 7. Partial amount of ash Image 8. Sawdust ash was grounded

produced from burning of sawdust
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College of Industrial Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

Preparation and Manufacturing of Specimen

Image 9. Initial volume of the Image 10. Grounded sawdust ash

Portland cement with respect to
weight

Image 11. Sieving the grounded Image 12. Weighed 4% SDA

sawdust ash replacement to cement

Image 13. Weighed 6% SDA Image 14. Weighed 8% SDA

replacement to cement replacement to cement

Image 15. Weighed 10% SDA Image 16. Manual hollow block
replacement to cement making machine
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College of Industrial Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

Image 17. Cement-sand mixture Image 18. In 1:7 cement-sand

with no SDA replacement ratio, 0.5 water was used

Image 19. The mixture was Image 20. The mixture was placed
thoroughly mixed and compacted in the manual
hollow block making machine

Image 21. The CHB was removed Image 22. Cement-sand mixture
from the molding machine. with 4% SDA replacement to cement

Image 23. Cement-sand mixture Image 24. Cement-sand mixture

with 6% SDA replacement to cement with 8% SDA replacement to cement
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College of Industrial Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

Image 25. Cement-sand mixture Image 26. Samples were dried for
with 10% SDA replacement to a couple of hours in an open area
cement

Curing of Samples

Image 27. Samples were Image 28. Samples were cured for
transferred in shade, away from 28 days through spraying
exposure to weather conditions

Image 29 and 30. Samples were allowed to be dried for

7 days after the 28-day curing period
 CARLOS HILADO MEMORIAL STATE COLLEGE
College of Industrial Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

Compressive Strength Test

Image 31. Concrete compression Image 32. Platens of machine were

machine cleaned before the test started

Image 33. Rubber caps were placed Image 34. The specimen was placed
in the machine and centered between the top and
bottom rubber caps.

Image 35. A force was applied to Image 36. The maximum force
the specimen and increased applied to the specimen was
continuously. recorded by an official

Image 37. The same process was

done on the successive samples
 CARLOS HILADO MEMORIAL STATE COLLEGE
College of Industrial Technology
Department of Civil Engineering
Talisay City, Negros Occidental

B. RESEARCH TIMEFRAME

List of Activities
2-Apr-17 12-Apr-17 22-Apr-17 2-May-17 12-May-17 22-May-17

SAWDUST SUN-DRYING

BURNING OF SAWDUST

PREPARATION OF…

CHB MANUFACTURING

CURING

TESTING OF CHB

CHB
TESTING OF PREPARATION BURNING OF SAWDUST SUN-
CURING MANUFACTURI
CHB OF MATERIALS SAWDUST DRYING
NG
START DATE 12-May-17 7-Apr-17 6-Apr-17 6-Apr-17 3-Apr-17 2-Apr-17
DURATION 1 28 1 1 3 1

C. RESEARCH EXPENSES

EXPENSES
FARE ₱282.00

DIESEL ₱268.00

CAN ₱130.00

CEMENT ₱230.00

MANUFACTURING COST ₱500.00

TESTING ₱1406.25

TOTAL ₱2816.25