Resource Efficiency by Punjab PWD BampR Rakesh Garg Executive Engineer Need of Resource Efficiency Ours is a resource intensive department All works undertaken by PWD use natural resources Some major natural resources being used by our department are ID: 529316
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Initiatives on Resource Efficiency byPunjab PWD (B&R)
Rakesh
Garg
Executive EngineerSlide2
Need of Resource Efficiency
Ours is a resource intensive department.
All works undertaken by PWD use natural resources. Some major natural resources being used by our department are:
Bitumen
Stone Metal
Bricks
Sand
SoilSlide3
Do we need to Innovate?
We are way behind our counter parts in rest of the world, rather rest of INDIASlide4
Innovation CellA Proposal
To keep pace with technical advancements taking place in construction industry we need to continuously upgrade our
knowledge.
We need to have an innovation cell that should have liaison with the agencies like CRRI, IRC, TERI, PSCST etc.
The cell should keep a watch on the new technologies coming
up in
the construction industry and assess their suitability to be introduced in Government
Sector.
The cell should be responsible to revise the CSR and Specifications for the newly introduced items and techniques
.Slide5
Environment SafeguardsNeed of the hour
We are the custodians of the Environment and we have a responsibility to safeguard it for future generations.
We need to adopt such techniques in construction which are Resource Efficient, Environment
F
riendly or at least are not harmful to it.
Research is taking place all over the World to find out ways to reduce negative impacts due to human activitySlide6
This Awareness Workshop is a step in that Direction- An Initiative taken by PWDSlide7
CLAY BRICKS: HISTORYSlide8
Clay Bricks are being used since long back.Bricks have gone through numerous changes in terms of their sizes, shapes, textures, manufacturing processes and materials.
From un-burnt clay bricks to Perforated Bricks to Hollow Clay Blocks.
From very small sized Nanak-
shahi
bricks to big blocks.
Bricks made of Fly ashSlide9
Need to Introduce Perforated Clay Bricks
and Fly ash Bricks
Q
uality
of conventional bricks manufactured with manual molding process has been deteriorating day by
day.
The size, shape, strength and texture are not
uniform.
Brick
Kiln industry is facing huge
labour
problems and also these bricks consume more fuel. Slide10
Perforated Clay Bricks and Fly ash Bricks are more resource efficient.
There is better control of size, shape and strength because of the mechanical production.
Saving of Clay and fuel, which are in shortage.
Consumption of cement mortar for joints is less.
Consumption of cement plaster is less.
Fly ash generated at thermals is utilized.
Need to Introduce Perforated Clay Bricks
and Fly ash BricksSlide11
Introduction of Perforated Bricks in CSR
As a first step towards introducing innovative techniques Perforated Bricks and Fly ash Bricks have been introduced in Common Schedule of Rates through A&C Slip no. 11 (Annexure X3)Slide12
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Way ForwardSlide18Slide19Slide20