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Non-Erodible Mud Plaster With Bitumen
System Components Initial Cost Structure
System Components - Non-Erodible Mud Plaster Cost Structure - Non-Erodible Mud Plaster
Critical Factors Tools Used
1. Proportion of mud and bitumen
2. Mixing of mud
3. Finishing
4. Availability of bitumen
1. Spade
2. Pan
3. Thread
4. Basket
DO'S DON'T'S
1. Mud should be thoroughly mixed with rice husk
2. For every 0.035cum of soil add 2 kg of cut back bitumen
3. Mud wall should be plain and free from cracks before applying the mortar
1. Plaster should not be applied over wet masonry
2. Rice husk should not be added in excess
3. A second finish should not be applied immediately after the first

Construction Process

Take measured quantity of rice husk
Rice husk measurement
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Add mud to the collected rice husk
Mud added to husk
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Add bitumen to the mud mix and knead
Bitumen added and mixed
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Knead thoroughly
Kneading the mix
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Collect the prepared mud mortar into pans for plastering
Collect mud mortar
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Sprinkle water over the wall surface and apply mud plaster
Sprinkle water and apply plaster
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Plaster the outer wall surface which is exposed to rain water
Plaster outer wall
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Allow the plaster to dry for two days and apply cow dung
Apply cow dung after drying