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Supplier: Saint-Gobain Oil & Gas
Description: CHR® 280-6R is fiberglass fabric impregnated with PTFE dispersion and coated with high-temperature, pressure-sensitive silicone adhesive. 280-6R is used primarily as a roll c overing material on the drying cans in the manufacturing of fine paper and in other applications where the high
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- Material Type: Synthetic / Polymer, Fluoropolymer, Glass / Fiberglass
- Diameter: 1.5 inch
Supplier: Rath Incorporated
Description: Microlite E is a mechanically bonded (needle punched), glass fiber, insulation mat manufactured from a controlled assortment of long fibers to produce a uniform density of 6 pcf. Microlite E contains no organic binders and can be used in confined spaces where highly effective thermal and acoustical
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- Type: Fiber / Monofilament
- Material Type: Glass / Fiberglass, E-glass
- Diameter: 60 inch
- Overall Length: 1800 inch
Supplier: IHS Product Design
Description: LAMP, INCANDESCENT, MINIATURE TRADE NO. 1156, S - 8 CLEAR BULB, SINGLE CONTACT BAYONET BASE, C-6 FILAMENT (DETAIL SPECIFICATION)Show More
Supplier: USHIO America, Inc.
Description: and track lighting. PRODUCT FEATURES & BENEFITS No light diffusion from back-spill Reduced heat to socket, fixture and transformers 80% reduction of IR to the back of the lamp Decorative Aluminum coating in clear and matte colors black and silver Axial filament for precise beam control Dimmable
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- Lamp Type: Halogen Lamps
- Lamp Power: 35 watts
- Rated Average Life: 1500 hours
- Color Temperature: 2900 K
Description: These T1-3/4 Midget screw base LED indicator lamps, from JKL Components, can be used to replace filament lamps of the same size and voltage, as well as for new applications. They are ideal for areas requiring a reduction in maintenance and energy costs. Viewing angle: 40°. Operating temperature
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- Lamp Type: LED Lamps
- Width or Diameter: 6 mm
- Voltage Type: DC
- Voltage Rating: 6 volts
Description: Type B characteristics offers instantaneous short circuit response level of 3-5 x normal rated current, making it suitable for circuits with moderate inrush currents such as filament lamps, heating loads and most domestic/small building protection applications. DIN rail mounting. Complies with BS
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- Rated DC Voltage: 125 volts
- Rated Breaking Capacity (Icn): 10000 amps
- Number of Poles: 2
Supplier: ASTM International
Description: to laminates with these filament orientations. A general creep equation of the form ε = kσmtn was fitted to the experimental data with excellent correlation. The stress exponents was fitted to the experimental data with excellent correlation. The stress exponents m varied from 1.79 to 5.17Show More
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Description: Dense construction and honeycomb striations make PomPoms highly effective for spill-response areas with hard-to-reach crevices and grooves such as beaches, ponds, piers, bulkheads, marshes and rocky shorelines Pull- and tug-resistant polypropylene PomPoms soak up thick fluids and oils; durable
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- Brush Filament Type: Synthetic Filament
- Length: 18 inch
- Width: 6 inch
Supplier: Master Bond, Inc.
Description: , concentrated ammonium hydroxide, jetfuel, methanol, carbon tetrachloride and methyl ethyl ketone. Shrinkage upon cure is quite low (<0.7%). The cured Master Bond EP62-1 is an excellent electrical insulator. EP62-1 is employed for high performance bonding, filament winding, castings and printed
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- Use: Conformal Coating, Encapsulant / Potting Compound, Gap Filling Compound
- Form: Liquid
- Cure Type / Technology: Thermosetting / Crosslinking
- Industry: Optoelectronics / Photonics, Semiconductors / IC Packaging, Electronics, Electrical Power / HV
Supplier: Dover Flexo Electronics, Inc.
Description: The VNW (Very Narrow Web) transducer is a compact tension sensing device for measuring process tension in narrow web (up to four inches wide), ribbon or filament. The VNW transducer combines the robust and versatile design of DFE's time-proven Model C shaft-end transducers with a choice of mounting
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- Force / Load Rating: 10 to 400 lbs
- Force Measured: Tension
- Load Cell Package: Cantilever
- Sensor Output: Analog Voltage
Description: The EAO 31 series of indicators are suitable for use in many Human Machine Interface (HMI) panel mounting applications including Process Control, Panel Building, Machinery and Instrumentation. Illumination for the EAO 31 series indicator is via a T1 ¾ midget groove filament lamp or single
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- Maximum Current: 5 amps
- Features: Illuminated Switch
Supplier: Agilent Vacuum Technologies
Description: measurement range from 5 x 10-9 mbar to atmosphere No filament to burn out Excellent ignition properties Easy to clean Technical Specifications FRG-700/702 Full-Range Gauge Tubes Measurement range 5 x 10 -9 to 1000 mbar (3.8 x 10-9 to 760 Torr) Accuracy ± 30 % of reading, typical
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- Operating Temperature: 41 to 122 F
- Device Category: Sensor
- Signal Output: Analog Voltage
Description: Halogen Lamp, 12 V Voltage Rating, 100 W Power Rating, 2000 Lumens C-6 filament Halogen lamp with G6.35 base, C-6 filament.
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- Lamp Type: Halogen Lamps
- Rated Average Life: 2000 hours
- Color Temperature: 3000 K
Description: C-6 Filament Type, 1500 hr. Lamp Life, Miniature Incandescent Lamp DC bayonet base Used in Switching Applications in Power Plants, Amusement and Gaming Applications
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- Lamp Type: Incandescent Lamps
- Mean Lumens: 52.74 lm
Description: 6.5 V Lamp Voltage, 2.75 A Amperes, 100 hr. Lamp Life, Lamp C-6 filament type Used in Switching Applications in Power Plants, Amusement and Gaming Applications
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- Lamp Type: High Intensity Discharge Lamps
- Mean Lumens: 289 lm
Supplier: bulbs.com
Description: Eiko brand 300 Watt halogen capsules. 24 volts for low voltage systems. Halogen lamps provide brighter, whiter light than incandescent bulbs, while maintaining outstanding color rendering NOT for general purpose lighting. Filament design provides extremely high intensity, very bright white light
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- Lamp Type: Halogen Lamps
- Lamp Power: 300 watts
- Rated Average Life: 50 hours
- Color Temperature: 3400 K
Supplier: bulbs.com
Description: Philips brand 150 Watt halogen capsules. T4 type, 24 volts for low voltage systems. Low voltage means a smaller filament, for greater optical control. Halogen lights provide brighter, whiter light than incandescents, while maintaining outstanding color rendering DOUBLE CHECK the distance
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- Lamp Type: Projection Lamps
- Lamp Power: 150 watts
- Rated Average Life: 50 hours
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Biological Materials - Monoclonal Anti-smooth muscle, pan actin (6-isoforms of actin) IgG, ascites -- ACTB20-MSupplier: Alpha Diagnostic International, Inc.
Description: reacts with both globular (G) and fillimentous (F) forms of actin and does not interfere with actin polymerization to form filaments. Human beta-actin non muscle (ACTB11-C) or ACTB15-C (muscle actin) or smooth muscle actin (#ACTB19-C) can use as controls for western. For research use onlyShow More
Supplier: Ameripack Corporation
Description: is why it was designed to keep the heat away from the bulb. The LED bulb shines its brightest just shy of half of the battery life but never goes out during battery life unlike traditional filament lamps. The SL4 eLED is offered in black, blue, and yellow. It is made in the USA. Accessories for the SL4
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- Power Source: Battery, Alkaline
- Battery Size: C
- # of Batteries: 4
Supplier: Sealeze
Description: In addition to manufacturing straight strip brush with exposed filament lengths of 0.125 inches and greater, we can manufacture brushes with special profile trims. We can die-cut filament profiles to your drawings to provide a brush that will seal or wipe an irregular shape or surface. Filaments
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- Wire Material: Steel, Brass / Bronze
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Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
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Project Description
- Currently I have the hardware mobile card reader [similar to mobile credit card reader like [url removed, login to view]] and also the android and iOS SDK. I also have the android apk for testing [attached files: the mag is Android SDK,the apk is the test android app]
- I need the programmer to create a simple prototype for a mobile payment app which integrates with a php epayment software
Scope of work:
Create a prototype of a mobile payment app [preferrably using phonegap or any framework based on HTML5] using the sdks/apk I am providing that interface with an online php epayment software. I will also provide the mobile app interface design so no design work is required on your end
1. Get Paid
1.1 Similar process flow to: [url removed, login to view]
- Receipt will be sent via Email only. Optional function to integrate with [url removed, login to view] SMS API for sms receipt
- This is only a dummy virtual terminal, it will CAPTURE the transaction details[CC num, expire date,amount] a customer paid and then record as a transaction payment received by the merchant in the merchant's transaction history in the PHP epayment software
- In the admin backend of the PHP epayment software, it should also update the relevant transaction with the full info captured by the card reader
2 History
- Show all transaction history
- Able to search for transactions based on orderid
3. Settings
3.1 Connect to user's account [From the php epayment software the merchant logs to his account user/pass to synchronize]
3.2 Simple design settings like changing the mobile app skin: change logo name, color skins etc..
Note: This is a relatively low budget project to showcase the proof of concept which I require only a simple prototype for the above and the related SDK that interface the hardware and the android app is provided. The responsibility of the programmer is to create a mobile payment app the connects the card reader with the php online epayment software for the purpose of this project.
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This limited regional recall is for vehicles currently registered or first sold in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and equipped with Takata-brand air bag inflators. Upon deployment the passenger airbag inflator could rupture, increasing the risk of personal injury. Dealers will replace the affected airbag inflator modules to correct this concern.


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Around the Farm: Instructs September 19th
Around the Farm (ATF) takes a quick look at some of the daily performances by Indians prospects throughout the organization. The positions listed below are where the player was playing in the game.
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Instructional League: Game 1 – September 19 vs. Brewers
Jose Ramirez (2B): 1-for-2, R, 2 BB, SB. J-Ram reaches base three times and...


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Maqbool (Hindi: मक़बूल, Urdu: مقبُول; 2003) - Dir. Vishal Bhardwaj, 132 mins. Starring Pankaj Kapoor, Irfan Khan, Tabu and Masumeh Makhija, the film adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth resituates the tragedy in modern-day Mumbai (Bombay).
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Quality Control
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Quality of construction is a key factor in
determining whether a building will withstand
disasters. There is ample evidence to show that,
when hazards of similar magnitude strike rich and
poor countries, it is the latter which suffer more
casualties. Similarly, within countries, the poor
generally suffer more from a disaster than the
rich. Poverty is an important factor in determining
construction quality, however, it can be possible to
considerably improve quality with relatively little
extra cost.
Experience from past reconstruction tells us that
housing is built to varying degrees of quality, using
various approaches to reconstruction. Donor-Driven
Reconstruction (DDR), typically uses professionals
for design and supervision, and contractors for
construction, but does not always deliver adequate
quality. However simply handing over total
responsibility to home owners, through OwnerDriven Reconstruction (ODR) does not solve this,
particularly if training and support is neglected.
In People-Centred Reconstruction (PCR),
people are in charge of the construction process,
therefore quality control starts with them. They
need to know why quality matters for building
back safer, and have a basic knowledge of how to
measure quality in the construction technologies
they have chosen. This is easier if technologies
Poverty led to poor construction and maintenance in the Alto
Mayo of Peru; when a moderate earthquake struck in 1990, it
destroyed many houses such as this.
are chosen that are familiar. Building artisans
also play an important role in ensuring quality of
reconstruction by assisting in more specialist parts
of construction. Although artisans may be in a
position to help build back better, people need to
be able to determine whether what they deliver is
good quality. As in ODR, quality improvement does
not happen spontaneously, but requires pro-active
involvement of the supporting agency. The agency
must determine, with the community, the existing
skills levels of local actors and subsequently what
training is needed to generate additional skills in
building materials production, construction and
quality control. They need to supervise and provide
additional technical support to the construction
process on a regular basis in order to make up for
any deficiencies. Whilst training in construction and
materials production is quite commonly provided in
reconstruction projects, training in quality control is
often neglected. This tool aims to help fill this gap.
Why is quality of construction
The quality of buildings is important to the
occupants. Collapse of buildings is the most
common cause of deaths, injuries and material
damage in natural disasters. Evidence shows that
a lack of quality in construction is a key factor in
building collapse or damage. That is not to say
that other factors, such as location, design or
maintenance, can be ignored, but construction
quality deserves special attention; for more on the
design, see PCR Tool 8, Participatory Design. It
is also clear, from past experience, that disasters
affect the poor more than the rich, and there is
a correlation between the quality of construction
people can afford and its subsequent behaviour
during a disaster.
This apparent correlation, however, deserves
further scrutiny at local levels. There is ample
evidence that sometimes relatively poor people
do build with technologies that resist disasters
well and are not very costly; see also PCR Tool
3, Learning from Disasters. Certain vernacular
technologies have evolved over centuries, and often
taken on board disaster-resisting details in the
process. For example, this is the case, in Pakistan,
Peru and Turkey, where various timber frame
technologies have been successfully adopted in
The poor are more vulnerable to disasters
When an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale struck San Francisco on October 17th, 1989,
it killed 62 people, affected another 3,757 and caused 5.6 billion US$ of damage. In contrast, a similar
sized earthquake that hit Gujarat in India in January 2001, killed 20,005 people, left 167,000 injured
and over one million homeless, at a slightly lesser loss of 5 billion US$. The next month, an earthquake
measuring 6.8 just off the coast of Seattle, only killed one (from a heart attack, not building collapse),
left 400 people injured and relatively few buildings damaged. But in 2003, the earthquake that affected
Bam, in Iran, measuring only 6.6, killed 26,796, injured 30,000 and left 100,000 homeless. And the
earthquake measuring 7.0 that struck Haiti on January 12th, 2010, killed a massive 222,570 (1 in 15 of
the about 3.7 million affected) and injured around 300,000, many of those in the shanty towns of Portau-Prince; an estimated 1.5 million became homeless. In May the year before, a much larger earthquake
measuring 7.9 struck Sechuan in China, killing 87,476 (only 1 in 595 of those affected) and injuring
around 360,000 people; the damage caused was a massive 85 billion US$, but only about 240,000 were
left homeless. Less than two months after the Haiti quake, on February 28th, 2010, one of the strongest
earthquakes ever, measuring 8.8, hit Concepción in Chile; it only killed 562. See, for example. Suresh
(2005) and the OFDA/CRED International Disasters Database, EM-DAT (http://www.emdat.be/naturaldisasters-trends, consulted on October 25th, 2010).
20,005 26,796
Magnitude of quake: Richter scale
Number of casualties
Each of these earthquakes struck relatively populated areas and the figures clearly indicate that
in disasters of similar magnitude, rich countries suffer less than poor countries. Furthermore, within
countries, the poorer neighbourhoods such as the shantytowns of Port-au-Prince are more affected. There
appears therefore to be a correlation between poverty and disaster impact. Rich countries like the USA and
Chile, are able to build to high quality standards, incorporating disaster-resistance. Besides, the majority of
their population can afford to comply with these standards. Other countries, such as India, have adequate
construction standards, but stark inequality within the population means many people cannot afford to
build according to these standards. In most poor countries like Haiti, over half of the urban population
cannot afford to build according to prevailing standards. They construct houses as best they can, but often
their quality is inadequate to sufficiently withstand disasters.
post-earthquake reconstruction (see case 3 in the
Applications section).
There is also a growing body of evidence that
the cost of improving the disaster-resistance of
buildings is relatively modest compared to the huge
losses that can result from the impact of disasters
on unprotected buildings (see: Benson and Twigg,
with Rossetto, 2007). In Bangladesh, for example,
it can cost only an additional five per cent to
make simple modifications to improve the cyclone
photo © Practical Action Latin America
photo © UN Habitat
Reconstruction using dhajji dewari, a traditional timber frame
wall, filled in with stone and mud, in Kashmir, Pakistan
Woman rebuilding a house in Chincha, Peru, using improved
quincha; this is a relatively simple and familiar technology that
self-builders can use with good results
resistance of traditional (kutcha) houses, while
retrofitting hospitals against hurricanes in St Lucia
and Dominica added only one or two per cent to
the cost. However, the Gujarat earthquake in India
caused an estimated five billion US$ in direct and
indirect losses while Hurricane Mitch in Honduras
in 1998 caused losses estimated at 41 per cent of
GDP and Hurricane Luis in 1995 in Antigua and
Barbuda led to losses equivalent to 65 per cent
of GDP. Thus, there are ways of achieving quality,
even when resources are scarce. This requires
information about appropriate technologies,
capacity building, and quality control.
Finally, construction quality also matters to
the agencies supporting reconstruction. They are
accountable not only to their beneficiaries, but
also to the donors who are funding them. Donors
need to be reassured that their money has been
well spent, and they will not have to finance more
reconstruction in the same location in the future as
a result of poor building. Thus, agencies and donors
alike have to strike a balance between the quantity
of houses they can build within a given budget
(which determines the number of people they are
able to reach), and the quality-standards these
houses must reach in order to be disaster-resistant.
• The design must be such that building artisans
and families can implement them. Preferably,
technologies should be selected that they are
familiar with. Where essential skills are lacking,
training must be provided;
What to do to achieve quality of
For houses and other buildings to stand up to
future hazards:
• All key partners involved in reconstruction
need to be aware of the need to mitigate future
disaster risks and have a basic knowledge of
building structural features that can help with
• The design must be structurally sound to
withstand anticipated risks (see: PCR Tool 6,
Participatory Design;
• Building artisans, materials producers and
families rebuilding their houses must be aware
of the need for quality to ensure building safety,
and have basic skills to control quality;
• Building materials and components must
be produced to an adequate standard and,
where necessary, protected from climate and
contamination during storage;
• Agencies involved with PCR need to provide
adequate technical support and supervision
during construction works;
• Further extensions to houses must utilise
similarly safe designs and technologies.
Technologies chosen for reconstruction therefore
need to be affordable in the long run, not just
in immediate reconstruction when extra external
resources are available;
• People must be able to maintain houses in a
safe condition;
• Reconstruction grants need to cover the cost of
building according to an approved design and
standard, and accommodate for inflation.
What may go wrong and reduce
Past reconstruction experience tells us that projects
often work out differently in practice than was
expected. Below are some examples of where and
how this has happened, how it has negatively
affected reconstruction quality and how such
mistakes can be prevented:
• Housing plans, designs, specifications and
guidelines drawn up by somebody with
inadequate knowledge of the structural
performance of buildings in disasters. To prevent
this, structural engineers or suitably qualified
built environment professionals need to check
these documents, better yet, produce them
Building materials and components passed as
fit for purpose when they have not been checked
adequately. It is important that materials and
components can be traced back to source if a
deficiency is discovered.
Building materials or components not stored
or handled properly resulting in deterioration
or damage; it is particularly important to keep
cement dry, to keep aggregates free from
contamination (by wind, animals, children etc),
and to protect timber from excessive sun and
Builders lack the technical skills to undertake
the construction properly. It is important to
assess the technical skills of builders in the area
and to provide training to address deficiencies.
Competent builders can be issued with
certificates that show their level of proficiency.
Site supervision may be lax. Supervisors must
be aware of all the construction jobs to be
undertaken. They need to be able to interpret
drawings and specifications or instructions
issued by professionals. They also must be able
to communicate clearly with the builders.
Supervisors given too many house construction
sites to supervise. In post-tsunami
reconstruction in Sri Lanka, the upper limit for
a caseload was set at 100 houses, but some
technical officers had to deal with 130 in two
locations an hour apart; others were supposed
to visit 25-30 sites per day. Under such
conditions, supervision and support cannot be
Builders take shortcuts to get a job done quicker
or reduce costs; sometimes home owners do
the same. This is particularly tempting when
construction uses expensive materials such
as cement or steel, a particular problem once
concrete or mortar has set as it becomes more
difficult to check its quality on site.
Builders try to save in other ways, for example,
not adequately curing concrete, mortar or
stabilised soil whilst hardening, especially where
water is scarce, or by mixing excessively large
quantities of mortar in one go to continuously
use for hours by adding small quantities of
Inadequate inspection of building sites.
Inspection is different from regular supervision
in that it tends to be done at intervals only,
often by an independent party. Its main aim
is to check whether the work is up to standard
and in order to approve instalments of
reconstruction grants. Inspectors may face other
problems which can mean that deficiencies get
overlooked: too many cases to deal with; lack of
transport; unwilling to risk confrontation, or may
themselves be corrupt.
• Whilst there tends to be ample information on
general construction, especially using modern
materials, there is less on disaster-resistant
building or on good vernacular construction.
That which exists may be of questionable
quality and not structurally verified. This lack of
information affects those involved at all levels of
safe building, from families to professionals.
Approaches to determining the quality
of reconstruction
There are a number of approaches that authorities
and agencies involved in reconstruction can
take to come to a decision on the level at which
quality control should be set. These range from:
adopting international standards; adhering to a
national regime already in place; setting regulations
specific to a national reconstruction strategy; or
allowing the people to decide on the desired level
of quality. In People-Centred Reconstruction, it is
important for those affected by disasters to have a
say in the quality of construction that is adopted,
as well as in the design and construction itself. If
other stakeholders set quality at alternative levels
that appear unachievable or unreasonable to the
affected peoples, it can subsequently become
difficult to obtain their interest and participation in
projects. The most appropriate approach to adopt
depends on the local context and therefore needs
to be decided on a case-by-case basis. The issue of
standards for reconstruction will be covered in more
detail in a future PCR tool.
Quality Control in practice
Ensure that building materials and
components used are of adequate quality
The use of materials that are poorly produced
or inadequate for the intended purpose can be
a significant factor in the collapse or damage
of buildings in natural disasters. This can be a
particular problem with materials produced by
small enterprises, often in the informal sector,
or those produced or gathered by residents
themselves. As it is difficult to ensure the quality
of materials produced in a decentralised way, some
programmes consider pre-fabricating them in a few
central locations where support and supervision
can be provided regularly. However, even materials
produced by larger formal enterprises may
sometimes be sold without adequate checks,
especially in the absence of national material
photo © Neil Cooper
Women making concrete girders for a housing project in
Madaripur, Bangladesh
It is important for the engineers and architects
involved in reconstruction to inspect the damage
done by a disaster, together with local builders
and residents (see PCR Tool 3: Learning from
Disasters). This may highlight why particular
buildings failed. If poor materials or components
are suspected as a cause, these should not be used
for reconstruction until a further investigation is
carried out and steps taken to improve their quality.
Where production has been to a poor standard,
consider providing additional training to materials
producers. In addition, the quality of materials
produced needs to be closely monitored for at least
half a year following training, and further spot
checks taken after that. Any sub-standard batches
must be discarded. If particular producers continue
to regularly produce materials or components of
poor quality, they need to be de-listed as suppliers.
This approach is often the most suitable to
stimulate the re-building of local livelihoods and
An alternative approach to addressing poor
production standards is to identify a selection of
producers known to provide adequate quality and
utilise only their products. Such producers could
be selected by a project team, together with local
builders and residents. Reconstruction, however,
usually requires large quantities of materials, and
in this case, this may mean that some producers
may have to be selected that are much further
away, or even abroad, with a less positive impact on
the local economy.
Residents and local builders will often have
to purchase materials or components that are not
locally produced, from shops in their area. It is
therefore important that such building merchants
or hardware shops are also made aware of the
importance of quality of materials or components in
a reconstruction programme. Ultimately, a project
team could select or de-select such local shops
in a similar way as it would with local materials
producers, and only allow purchases to be made
from the ones that qualify.
A project team can only do so much to
guarantee the quality of materials produced or
supplied locally. Although it is ultimately the
decision of residents and their local builders as
to how to build their houses, it is important to
raise awareness of the need to use good quality
materials. The damage assessment after a disaster
can help raise awareness, as it can open the eyes of
those participating to what is good or bad practice
and quality. In addition, a project team can provide
some training on how to check the quality of
local components and materials in simple ways.
For example using visual means (is sand clean
and sharp? Is timber straight?), touch (does the
cement have any lumps?) or sound (do two fired
bricks, when knocked against each other, make
a clear ringing sound?). It is beyond the scope of
this Tool to list such simple tests for the many
materials that could be used in reconstruction
worldwide. The information required for that can
usually be distilled from standards or textbooks,
but it will need to be translated into a format
that is appropriate to local users (see PCR Tool 9:
Communicating better building).
photo © Singamuthu Jayesegaram
Ensure that construction is of adequate
Testing of the quality of bricks for a reconstruction programme
for IDPs in the Vavunya area of Sri Lanka
Poor quality of construction is another major factor
contributing to collapse and damage of buildings in
natural hazards. Similar to the materials, a damage
assessment will often point out what is good and
bad practice in construction. A reconstruction
programme should, where possible, accommodate
good local practice. Any technologies that
performed badly in a disaster should be avoided in
reconstruction, as should those building practices
that contributed to collapse., However, it will be
possible to improve on some through awareness
raising and training, or some form of reinforcement,


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Ken Abrams, Associate Professor of Psychology, published a paper in the recently released Proceedings of the 2015 Symposium on Field Studies. The article was titled "Inducing 'Disorienting Dilemmas' through Visits to Psychiatric Institutions in Prague." The ACM sponsored symposium was held last July in Colorado Springs.
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Abrams co-led psychology workshopJune 27, 2016Ken Abrams, Associate Professor of Psychology, co-led a workshop titled "Teaching Health Psychology at Liberal Arts Colleges" with Erin Henshaw (Denison University) at the Health Psychology in the 21st Century conference sponsored by the Alliance to Advance Liberal Arts Colleges (AALAC) and held at Smith College in Northampton, Massachussets.
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Stefanie Simon, Robert A. Oden, Jr. Postdoctoral Fellow for Innovation in the Liberal Arts, along with a recent graduate Jae Eun Lee '16, gave a poster presentation titled "Can Reframing the Label Feminist Reduce its Stigma?" at the annual conference of the Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) on June 24th, 2016 at Minneapolis, MN.
Lutsky presented psychology paper in San DiegoFebruary 8, 2016Neil Lutsky, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Psychology, presented a paper "Better Than Average: Self-Evaluations in an Indian Sample," co-authored with Ashwini Ashokkumar of Ashoka University, Sonipat, India, at the 2016 Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual meeting in San Diego, California.
Galotti presents paper at meeting of Psychonomic SocietyNovember 1, 2015Kathie Galotti, William H. Laird Professor of Cognitive Science, along with co-authors Carl Bou Mansour '15, Michael Wheatman '15, Anna Smith '17, and Michael Schneekloth '17, presented a poster entitled "Liking, Defining and Thinking: Oh My! Ways of Knowing and Appraisals of Intellectual Activities" at the 2015 meeting of the Psychonomic Society in November in Chicago.
Julie Neiworth, Professor of Psychology, delivered an invited talk at the Midwestern Psychological Association meeting in Chicago on May 1st. It was entitled "Reconsidering Cognitive and Social Processes in Cotton Top Tamarins." Senior Liz Groesbeck (2015) also presented a poster on memory deficits in aging tamarins, sponsored by Neiworth, as part of the Psi Chi Midwestern Poster Session at MPA.
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