Technique and economic feasibility of the building components production for social housing using the third class sawed wood of pinus

Author(s)

Maristela Gava

• Document type: Master's Dissertation
• Press: São Carlos.
• Institution: Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC/SBD)
• Defense date: 2005-03-29

Examining board members

Akemi Ino; Antonio Alves Dias; Jose Nivaldo Garcia

• Advisor: Akemi Ino

Abstract

This work has as objective to evaluate the technique and economic feasibility of the utilization of the third class sawed wood of pinus in the production of components for vertical seal for social housing, using the vertical wooden dowel lamination technique. To the development of the research, was realized a study of case that had as unit of analysis the Fazenda Pirituba rural settlement, located in the southwestern portion of the state of São Paulo, Brazil. The technique feasibility of the proposal was evaluated through the production and experimentation by exploratories assays in models made in 1:1 scale and the economic feasibility, was studied through the different scenes of production of the components simulation, having considered all the stages of the productive chain of the habitation made by wood. The gotten results had indicated the possibility that the proposal is technically feasible. However, the scenes of production simulation had indicated that: to the economic fesibility of the proposal, becomes necessary the introduction of public politics that intervene especially in the dinamic of the sawed wooden production, since the stage of plantantion, by the stimulation to the forest replacement in small properties and sustainable use of the forest resources, passing through the production, by the introduction of the works relationship more justs, until the commercialization, from the expansion of the consuming market of the products made by wood from the planted forests (AU)