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*About 3 parts water, 1 part sifted soil, and 5% lime/portant stabilizer | *About 3 parts water, 1 part sifted soil, and 5% lime/portant stabilizer | ||
*Sift soil with 1/4" mesh | *Sift soil with 1/4" mesh | ||
*Apply | *Apply about 1/2" slurry, which dries to about 1/8" thickness | ||
*Volume required per wall section of 4'x8': there are about 200 block per wall section. Each block requires about 10"x12" area of slurry, which is about 60 cubic inches of slurry. This is about 50 gallons per wall section. | |||
*The ideal setup would be for a 55 gallon drum to be located at every side of the house, midway on that side and on the outer side of the block pallet. | |||
==Spare Parts List== | ==Spare Parts List== | ||
This is a spare parts list that I am assembling so that Mader can purchase parts in USA to avoid downtime in Belize.<br/> | This is a spare parts list that I am assembling so that Mader can purchase parts in USA to avoid downtime in Belize.<br/> |
Revision as of 16:12, 25 August 2019
To Do
- Determine soil type and quality. Identify needed additives
- Soil Mixing Machine Ecology
- Raw Earth Preparation (pulverization)
- Earth, Water, Stabilizer Mixing
- Determine MicroHouse version to be built at workshop
- Local materials pricing
- Determine workshop marketing target audiences
- Does Mader's Machine have:
- Analog Pressure Gauge No, according to Ram
- Manual control valve in case of solenoid failure No, but Marcin will donate
- Motor valves? Yes. Compensate for drift in code. (already done on controller)
Machine Information
CEB Press
CEB Press Version 16.09
- CAD:File:CEBPressJuneGroup.fcstd Unsure of correct file history version
- Brick Size: 5" x 6" x 12"
- BOM:Google Sheets
- Drilled Nylon Drawer Guide Clamps
- Nylon Drawer Bushings.
- Oilite Bronze Bushings are actually less expensive.
- Main Cylinder: Sweiger sourced 5x8 cylinder, 2.5" shaft
- No analog pressure gauge - Ram
- Valve subplate: Surplus Center Item# 9-5883-2
- D03 mounting style
- SAE 10 Presure Port, SAE 12 Tank Port, SAE 8 Work Ports
- Solenoid valve from BOM: Northman Model# SWH-G02-C3-D12-10
- Flow Rate: 16.8gpm
- 3/8" ports (D3)
- AS568-012 O-rings
Controller
Controller Version 19.01
- BOM:Google Sheets BOM]
- Code: CEB_Press_Control_Code_v19.01
- Important Parameters in Code:
PowerCube
PowerCube Version 15.06
Slurry
- Consistency of milkshake
- About 3 parts water, 1 part sifted soil, and 5% lime/portant stabilizer
- Sift soil with 1/4" mesh
- Apply about 1/2" slurry, which dries to about 1/8" thickness
- Volume required per wall section of 4'x8': there are about 200 block per wall section. Each block requires about 10"x12" area of slurry, which is about 60 cubic inches of slurry. This is about 50 gallons per wall section.
- The ideal setup would be for a 55 gallon drum to be located at every side of the house, midway on that side and on the outer side of the block pallet.
Spare Parts List
This is a spare parts list that I am assembling so that Mader can purchase parts in USA to avoid downtime in Belize.
Google Sheets Link
Tools and Infrastructure List
These are the tools that are required for the workshop. Recommend that some should be purchased in the USA and brought down. These are highlighted in yellow.
Google Sheets Link
Microhouse Information
This is information related to the microhouse that will be built at the workshop in Belize
Local Materials Sourcing
Appears to be $1.50 per board foot for local source rough cut lumber
Multimedia
Photo showing the drawer guide system from September 2016 Workshop
Related Information
Useful Links
CEB Microhouse Build in Belize
CEB Notes from Aidan
Slideshow
Here are some notes I prepared for the Utah CEB in October 2018. I believe they are relevant for any CEB project around the world.
Google Slides Link
DropBox
And here is a dropbox link to my directory for that project. There are many PDFs inside that will give insight to anyone interested in CEB production. I recommend you download the entire directory as a .zip file (top right of page).
DropBox Link