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Bridging The Gap Between Engineering And The Glob World A Case Study Of The Coconut Coir Fiber Industry In Kerala India Shobha Bhatia

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Bridging The Gap Between Engineering And The Glob World A Case Study Of The Coconut Coir Fiber Industry In Kerala India Shobha Bhatia
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Bridging The Gap Between Engineering And The Glob World A Case Study Of The Coconut Coir Fiber Industry In Kerala India Shobha Bhatia instant download after payment.

Publisher: Morgan and Claypool Publishers
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.54 MB
Pages: 67
Author: Shobha Bhatia
ISBN: 159829623X
Language: English
Year: 2008

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Bridging The Gap Between Engineering And The Glob World A Case Study Of The Coconut Coir Fiber Industry In Kerala India Shobha Bhatia by Shobha Bhatia 159829623X instant download after payment.

The aim of this book is to provide engineering educators with a real-life case study that can be brought into existing courses to help bridge the gap between engineering and the global world. The case study focuses on how our engineering study of different natural plant fibers for soil erosion control led us to small villages in Kerala, India, where marginalized women workers often stand waste deep in water several hours a day, clean and beat coconuts by hand, and separate and spin coconut (coir) fibers into yarn by hand, for very low wages. The case study provides insight into the three dimensions of sustainability (technocentric, ecocentric, and sociocentric) and how they come together in a typical engineering problem.

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