Estudio para el diseno de un area ecologica para el mejoramiento de los servicios comunitarios y al ornato de la universidad tecnica de manabi

Abstract

With the completion of this “STUDY FOR THE DESIGN OF AN AREA ECOLOGICAL FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICES COMMUNITY AND TO THE ORNAMENT OF THE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF MANABÍ” makes it clear that currently there is a need for institutions both public and private raise awareness in their communities with the implementation of construction of service areas and improvement of their decoration through materials biodegradable in order to avoid environmental pollution, taking into account This perspective made it essential to carry out studies to design taking into account takes into account the requirements of the Ministry of the Environment as well as the recommendations of the Ecuadorian Construction Code so that each of the environments designed to meet the objective for which it was intended. The aspects that were studied for this case were a soil study where the bearing capacity, humidity limits, plasticity, densities, facilities hydrosanitary that must comply with current standards, electrical installations which were designed in such a way that they offer security, foundations for the different types of buildings, curing the cane the same as it is practiced Through a chemical process, structural calculation of the different cane elements guadua, these studies were carried out in compliance with the technical standards so that provide community services such as a food court, study area, and improvement of the decoration of the Technical University of Manabí and guaranteeing the functionality, durability and economy. The design of the ecological area that includes the studies before mentioned will provide a very important contribution from the point of view of the impacts environmental and the use of alternative materials typical of our province, lowering costs and making this project sustainable. The work was based on the method of experimental verification through instrumentalization laboratory.