Which is the most economical way of roofing for rural areas?
Murrum soil is the soil of humid tropical or equatorial zones. It is characterised by the deep weathered layer fom which silica has been leached. Thus, there is no humus, but an accumulation of aluminium and iron oxides and hydroxides. These soils are reddish in color & is imparted by the iron cRead more
Murrum soil is the soil of humid tropical or equatorial zones. It is characterised by the deep weathered layer fom which silica has been leached. Thus, there is no humus, but an accumulation of aluminium and iron oxides and hydroxides. These soils are reddish in color & is imparted by the iron compounds. For building huts and paths, they are good materials, as it can be compacted easily to form hard surfaces.
Murrum soil comes under laterite soil. Laterite is a soil and a rock type rich in iron and aluminium. Murrum soil is also referred as being a rock type but it is not a rock.
The approximate density of murrum soil is 1.8 gm/cc.
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The following are the most economical way of roofing for rural areas :- 1. Partial roofs 2. Slate roofs 3. Porches 4. Stone roofs 5. Galvanized roofs 6. Tile stone coated roofs
The following are the most economical way of roofing for rural areas :-
See less1. Partial roofs
2. Slate roofs
3. Porches
4. Stone roofs
5. Galvanized roofs
6. Tile stone coated roofs