အရင်းအမြစ်များ တက်(ဂ) (Tagged): Design & Construction

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  1. Technical Principles of Building for Safety

    1995-01-01 This book describes principles and construction techniques for builders, householders and communities who are building in hazard-prone areas. The principles are clearly and simply presented- and in a form which can be adapted for use in training or public information campaigns - with an emphasis...
    Design & Construction Building

  2. Production of Fish – ZAS

    Fish Pond design and construction: A typical earthen fish pond should be 300m2 . The main physical factors to consider are the land area, water supply and the soil water retention capacity
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  3. C - Chicken Coops: 45 Building Plans for Housing Your Flock - Judy Pangman

    Chickens have very basic needs: food and water, adequate shelter and space, and predator protection. Chicken owners go to all different lengths to meet those needs, from the simplest to the very elaborate. The beauty of raising chickens is that there is no set formula and no way that you must do...
    Downloads ZAS Chickens Poultry Poultry Housing Design & Construction

  4. Protection from Lightning

    Advice on how to protect buildings from lightning strikes. This material was taken fromFootsteps- the literacy publication of TEAR Fund - with kind permission. The original text was by Ronald Watts, Zambia. This edition was published in the United Kingdom in 2019 by MissionAssist.
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  5. Building an Outside Toilet

    2020-06-08 A clean outside toilet that is properly sited and built will help the whole community to stay healthy and safe. Adapted from "Construction du cabinet" - a shell template in French by SIL Cameroon. Text 1997 SIL International with illustrations by "Atelier de Matériel pour l'Animation" (AMA) and...
    Design & Construction

  6. Building a Cyclone House

    2022-01-28 This book describes the method and materials used to build a storm-proof ‘cyclone house’ in Vanuatu. An appendix offers the opportunity for further discussion of the environmental issues it raises. It uses material from an article by Jon Letman, sponsored by the Judith Neilson Institute, courtesy...
    Housing Design & Construction