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House building technology |
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housing
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moladi
addresses the six key challenges embodied in the low cost
housing shortages, which face developing countries today
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lack of resources
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insufficient funds
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shortage of skills
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work flow control
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time constraint
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waste
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quality
affordable housing - a global shortage
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moladi
the
solution |
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One of the important
principles under a lean
production paradigm
is termed ‘lean assembly’. This refers to simplifying the
process of assembly through industrialisation, modularisations,
standardisation, and continuous flow processes. The reduction
of operations required for a production process means less chance of
the occurrence of errors, waste and rework. This follows from the
same logic that the fewer the number of operations, the higher the
quality of the product and a predictive timeline, resulting in cost
savings.
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moladi
represents the most advanced patented
technology and innovation in the industrial construction
of low-cost housing and affordable houses, schools, clinics and
other structures and is a leader in this field.
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moladi
construction process is not dependent on skilled
labour.
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moladi
modular panels
are lightweight and robust.
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moladi
is especially suited for repetitive housing schemes.
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moladi
is a
reusable, interlocking modular plastic form system for moulding
complex structures.
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the
numbers of
moladi
components are modular, making adjustments in
dimensions simple, adapting to endless design layouts
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moladi
reduce construction cost without compromising
quality
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stronger than
brick - An affordable technique to effectively build
durable, earthquake, cyclone resistant shelter, whilst
maintaining acceptable design aesthetics for social
acceptability amongst a wide range of cultures
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speed – One
house in one day with one mould or many houses in one day with
many moulds
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savings - A cost
effective, holistic design and build technology, that far
outweighs many of today's retrofit schemes designed to
strengthen existing poorly designed structures by demonstrating
the use of
moladi
as opposed to
costly solid concrete-block, masonry structures or timber frame
units
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innovative - A
realistic modern alternative to overcoming the widespread misuse
of scarce materials, particularly timber, by introducing a
system that combines
moladi
with other
indigenous materials suitable for easy handling
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job creation
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An alternative way to enable and empower sections of society by
providing a building technology that encourages self
participation by means of technology transfer.
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environment -
Reduce pollution and environmental destruction of our natural
ecology by addressing the poor living conditions of billions of
poverty stricken communities who are one of the major sectors of
society that contribute to global warming.
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summary |
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mould houses with reusable plastic formwork
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walls are cast with a river sand, cement
mixture
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earthquake and cyclone resistant
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durable and strong
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quality approved materials
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variety of finishing detail
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rapid construction time
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high production output capacity
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one house in one day with one mould
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more houses in one day with more moulds
√ reduce construction cost
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utilize indigenous materials
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south
african bureau of standards tested
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good thermal insulation properties
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waterproof
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fireproof
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termite proof
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reduce transport cost
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reduce waste
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holistic design and build technology
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versatility in design
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not dependent on traditional skills
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utilize indigenous unskilled labour
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create jobs
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moladi
form can be filled manually
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