UON AT 50 CELEBRATIONS: DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
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2 nd ANNUAL ARCHITECTURE AND ENGINEERING CONFERENCE (AEC2019)
HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
Read moreABSTRACT.
In Civil Engineering and Construction Industry, crushed stones are known as aggregates and are the basic materials in modern construction work. The current methods for crushing stones to produce aggregates are characterized by the use of large, expensive and centralised crushing
Our Master of Science student Ms. Mariana Wanza has been seconded to ICIPE where she will study the "Environmental Effects of the Inclusion of Insects Larvae in Chicken Feed."
This project is a collaboration between department of Environmental and Biosystems Engineering
Read moreBackground and Justification of the project Provide sufficient background information related to this innovation/invention indicating the most recent information from relevant literature and justifying the need to undertake the project Concrete mixing can be done, either manually, with the use
Read moreIn line with the government policy to plant trees to combat the effects of climate change in the country, The Department of Real Estate, Construction Management, and Quantity Surveying held a tree-planting exercise on Wednesday, 8th March 2023. During the tree planting event over 500 indigenous
Read moreThe Department of Real Estate, Construction Management, and Quantity Surveying will hold a tree planting exercise on Wednesday, 8th March 2023 at 2 PM. The Department will plant trees at CCU next to the Main Campus.
HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
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1.1 HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT OF REAL ESTATE
ABSTRACT.
In Civil Engineering and Construction Industry, crushed stones are known as aggregates and are the basic materials in modern construction work. The current methods for crushing stones to produce aggregates are characterized by the use of large, expensive and centralised crushing plants, which are beyond the reach of small scale entrepreneurs. In addition, such centralized plants are often located too far away from the point of use of aggregates leading to prohibitively high cost of the same.