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1 This is a material of next millennium
FERROCEMENT Sakhali type Bandhara CAN DO MAGIC. This is a material of next millennium

2 Introduction Ferrocement, a versatile material, involves thin construction elements ranging from mm. thickness using layers of continuous /small diameter steel wire meshes, impregnated with a very rich cement mortar. Ferrocement is the most inexpensive--using few resources, less energy, less polluting, generating less waste and protecting the environment and an attractive alternative construction technique Ferrocement elements can resist high impacts or undergo large deformations before cracking or high deflections before collapse There has been an increasing activity with ferrocement construction throughout the world including Canada, USA, Australia, China, India, Thailand, Mexico, Indonesia and other developing countries 2

3 ZP and Jalsandharan GOM
Govt is serious about helping villages. Govt has issued guidelines and GR Govt has alloted funds for Famine. ZP and Jalsandharan Department can do magic in a short time. 3

4 Ferrocement Structures Worldwide
Sydney Opera House in Australia Small Sports Palace in Italy The deMenil Museum in Texas, USA 4

5 Ferrocement Structures INDIA
Kanyakumari Mansa mandir, Ghaziabad Parashuram- Maharashtra 5

6 Water Retaining Structures using Ferrocement
Water Tanks Swimming Pool Boats and Marine Structures 6

7 Advantages in Ferrocement
Flexibility in Construction to Thin section (or) any complicated or desired shape Requires less or no formwork Simple Fabrication process Low cost of construction materials Requires no skilled labour Ferrocement Mesh for Dome 7 7

8 Pondicheri-Building research center Motor garage shed fully in ferrocement.

9 To recharge ground water To stop erosion of nalla
Sakhali type Bandhara Objects To store rain water To recharge ground water To stop erosion of nalla To increase retention time of water in villages. NALLA

10 NALLA Sakhali type Bandhara

11 Sakhali type CURVED Bandhara
NALLA FLOW Sakhali type CURVED Bandhara

12 Sakhali type Bandhara Ferrocement with Double chicken mesh
Steel bars skeleton Then Mortar to be pressed In the gap. Thickness 40 to 50 mm 1m to 2m Sakhali type Bandhara

13 Sakhali type Bandhara Ferrocement Anchors in the sides of nalla
1 meter Bandhara is stable as there no tensions zone in the wall due to curvature Sakhali type Bandhara

14 Of ferrocement curved bandhara
Cross section Of ferrocement curved bandhara Filling by available boulders In nalla Sakhali type Bandhara

15 Of ferrocement curved bandhara
Cross section Of ferrocement curved bandhara Local soil or sand Filling between two walls Filling by available boulders In nalla Sakhali type Bandhara For height 2 to 2.5 meter

16 Advantages Fabrication of skeleton and mesh can be done outside and all the 10 or 15 meshes can be brought to site at a time. 2. Fixing will take one day. 3. For mortar we use 1:2 cement mortar. 4. Skilled mason will fill the mortar in the meshes 5. On both sides of the curved ferrocement wall We will fill the locally available boulders by hand packing. 6. 12 bandharas can be built in 12 days. 7. This can be done up to 2 meter height. For more heights we can have double walls and filled by soil.

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Ferrocement now applied for cavity walls and hollow floors of buildings also. For more information visit


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