Design and fabrication of semi-automatic concrete with rice husk ash block making machine/ John Christopher P. Dechosa, Pauline Angeline D. Medino, Daniel Justine P. Nachor, Ace Jietro V. Sombillo, and Rhein Heart S. Sumaway.--

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Dissertation note: College Of Engineering.-- Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: This study focuses on designing and fabricating a semi-automated machine capable of producing both hollow and pavement blocks. It examines the feasibility of incorporating rice husk ash in the production process to assess its potential as a sustainable construction material. The study also evaluates the mechanical properties of the produced blocks and designs a specialized machine for the efficient processing of raw materials such as rice husk ash, gravel, and cement. The machine demonstrates a production rate of 28 hollow blocks per hour with an average compressive strength of 2.514 MPa and 112 pavement blocks per hour with an average compressive strength of 3.6567 MPa, indicating its capability to deliver both quantity and structural quality suitable for construction use.

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Bachelor's thesis

College Of Engineering.--
Bachelor of science in mechanical engineering:
Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

This study focuses on designing and fabricating a semi-automated machine capable of
producing both hollow and pavement blocks. It examines the feasibility of incorporating rice husk ash
in the production process to assess its potential as a sustainable construction material. The study also
evaluates the mechanical properties of the produced blocks and designs a specialized machine for the
efficient processing of raw materials such as rice husk ash, gravel, and cement. The machine
demonstrates a production rate of 28 hollow blocks per hour with an average compressive strength of
2.514 MPa and 112 pavement blocks per hour with an average compressive strength of 3.6567 MPa,
indicating its capability to deliver both quantity and structural quality suitable for construction use.

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