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by Rom Cumagun

PRESIDENT, KIMS SOUTH KOREA


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(On Kims left is DOST Secretary Fortunato T. dela Peña, Taguig Mayor Lanie Cayetano, ITDI officials.)

“Hai-Doo Kim, President of Korea Institute of Material Science (KIMS) traveled all the way from Korea just to witness the launching of Tryk ni Juan, segues Tryk ni Juan Project Leader, ITDI-KIMS Project, Marissa A. Paglicawan, PhD to introduce the guest speaker.”

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Inihahandog ng GMA 7 Technology & Livelihood Resource Center sa pakikipagtulungan ng GREEMCOM Environmental Education and Communication Project, Coastal Resource Management Project, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute (UPMSI) ang AGRISIYETE. Tampok ngayon COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Pangangasiwa ng Baybayin at Yaman ng Dagat) Situation of Coastal Resources – Ang Kalagayan ng Karagatan: Corals (Bahura), Mangroves (Bakawan), Forest (Gubat), Pollution (Polusyon), Population (Populasyon), Fish Consumption (Konsumo ng Isda), Community-based Coastal Resource Management Coastal Resource Management: Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice usaid-tlrc: coastal resource ManageMent project - Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice
Engr. Ramon M. Branzuela, PhilFIDA updates stakeholders of Industrial Green Composite Applications regarding Abaca Fiber Industry Performance during the 115th TRYK NI JUAN Anniversary of the Industrial Technology Development Institute ITDI Department of Science and Technology DOST held at the Advance Device and Materials Testing Laboratory ADMATEL, Bicutan, Taguig City, July 1, 2016 CHIEF PLANNER PH FIBER INDUSTRY DEV AUTHORITY - The best abaca fiber in the world finds Philippines as its source...
TEAM TRYK NI JUAN MEETS THE PRESS - Abaca fiber reinforced composite automotive roof leaders in celebration of 115 years ITDI anniversary
PROJECT LEADER ITDI – GREEN COMPOSITES - Marissa A. Paglicawan gives an Overview of Green Composites in the Philippines during the launch of Tryk ni Juan
GREAT TRICYCLE COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY - This year another milestone... as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN
PRESIDENT, KIMS SOUTH KOREA - traveled all the way from Korea just to witness the launching of Tryk ni Juan.
DIRECTOR, KIMS-ASEAN COLLABORATION - Byung-Sun Kim, PhD Korea Institute of Material Science outlines highlights of ITDI-KIMS Collaboration
CHIEF MSD ITDI DESCRIBES TRYK NI JUAN - The project takes advantage of the abundance of natural fiber sources in a tropical country like the Philippines
BICOLANA TAGUIG MAYOR: ABACA IN BOTH HOMES - she expressed her elation of having the opportunity to be practicing charity in both of her homes Albay & Taguig
This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations THE WORLD’S HANDSOMEST TRICYCLE - has a roof made of abaca fiber, its driver is a Filipino... TRYK NI JUAN

Tryk ni Juan Change of Venue

 

This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations

by Rom Cumagun

DIRECTOR, KIMS-ASEAN COLLABORATION


kimzByung-Sun Kim, PhD Korea Institute of Material Science outlines highlights of ITDI-KIMS Collaboration on Abaca Fiber Reinforced Composite for Industrial Applications.

kims trykThe project is a collaborative research between ITDI and Korea Institure of Material Science — Association of Southeast Asian Nations (KIMS-ASEAN) that aims to increase cooperation between parties in the field of material science and develop abaca fiber reinforced composites for industrial application which started in 2010.


Inihahandog ng GMA 7 Technology & Livelihood Resource Center sa pakikipagtulungan ng GREEMCOM Environmental Education and Communication Project, Coastal Resource Management Project, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute (UPMSI) ang AGRISIYETE. Tampok ngayon COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Pangangasiwa ng Baybayin at Yaman ng Dagat) Situation of Coastal Resources – Ang Kalagayan ng Karagatan: Corals (Bahura), Mangroves (Bakawan), Forest (Gubat), Pollution (Polusyon), Population (Populasyon), Fish Consumption (Konsumo ng Isda), Community-based Coastal Resource Management Coastal Resource Management: Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice usaid-tlrc: coastal resource ManageMent project - Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice
Engr. Ramon M. Branzuela, PhilFIDA updates stakeholders of Industrial Green Composite Applications regarding Abaca Fiber Industry Performance during the 115th TRYK NI JUAN Anniversary of the Industrial Technology Development Institute ITDI Department of Science and Technology DOST held at the Advance Device and Materials Testing Laboratory ADMATEL, Bicutan, Taguig City, July 1, 2016 CHIEF PLANNER PH FIBER INDUSTRY DEV AUTHORITY - The best abaca fiber in the world finds Philippines as its source...
TEAM TRYK NI JUAN MEETS THE PRESS - Abaca fiber reinforced composite automotive roof leaders in celebration of 115 years ITDI anniversary
PROJECT LEADER ITDI – GREEN COMPOSITES - Marissa A. Paglicawan gives an Overview of Green Composites in the Philippines during the launch of Tryk ni Juan
GREAT TRICYCLE COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY - This year another milestone... as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN
PRESIDENT, KIMS SOUTH KOREA - traveled all the way from Korea just to witness the launching of Tryk ni Juan.
DIRECTOR, KIMS-ASEAN COLLABORATION - Byung-Sun Kim, PhD Korea Institute of Material Science outlines highlights of ITDI-KIMS Collaboration
CHIEF MSD ITDI DESCRIBES TRYK NI JUAN - The project takes advantage of the abundance of natural fiber sources in a tropical country like the Philippines
BICOLANA TAGUIG MAYOR: ABACA IN BOTH HOMES - she expressed her elation of having the opportunity to be practicing charity in both of her homes Albay & Taguig
This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations THE WORLD’S HANDSOMEST TRICYCLE - has a roof made of abaca fiber, its driver is a Filipino... TRYK NI JUAN

Tryk ni Juan Change of Venue

 

This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations

by Rom Cumagun

CHIEF MSD ITDI DESCRIBES TRYK NI JUAN


Blessie A Basilla, PhD described Abaca-reinforced composite for tricycle driver’s roof:

roof point tryk juanThe Abaca Fiber Composites for Industrial Application is a project of the Industrial Technology Development Institute (ITDI) and the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), South Korea. The collaboration explored the use of different abaca treatments, surface modification techniques, and composite production technologies (e.g. vacuum-assisted resin transfer molding) for natural fiber reinforced-composite production.

The project takes advantage of the abundance of natural fiber sources in a tropical country like the Philippines in addressing the need for new reinforcing materials that are both cheap and environment friendly. Abaca fiber (known as Manila hemp) is endemic in the Philippines and is considered as one of the strongest natural fibers. It is also far more resistant to salt water decomposition than most of
the vegetable fibers.

The “Tryk ni Juan” field-testing activity is being implemented by ITDI in cooperation with GSS-LUBTTODAI (General Santos Street-Lower Upper Bicutan Taguig Tricycle Operators’ and Drivers’ Association, Inc) as partners for the field-testing, and Gnostek Industries Inc. as partner fabricator.

Significance:
The use of abaca fiber-reinforced composite as roofing material takes advantage of abaca’s low density and insulating properties to create a material that is lightweight, low heat conductivity, and environmentfriendly. These properties improve fuel efficiency and protect the passengers/driver from the sun’s heat.

This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian NationsApplications of abaca-reinforced composite
 Automotive (interior door lining panels, upholstery, seat backs)
 Structural components (window/door frames, roofing, decking,
insulated panel building systems)
 Construction (building panels, roofing sheets, door frames)
 Sports (bicycle frames, tennis racket, surfboards)

Socio-economic impact
The use of abaca fiber in natural fiber composites will help the local abaca fiber producers to increase their income.
This will provide opportunities for the local composite fabricators to explore the use of abaca and other locally-available natural fibers in fabricating natural fiber composites for various applications.
The use of abaca fiber-reinforced composite is not only limited to tricycles. It can also be used for other types of vehicles to lessen the vehicle’s weight and increase fuel efficiency.
The increase in demand for abaca fiber or abaca fiber composites also means employment opportunities for many Filipinos.
The use of abaca fiber composite is an environment-friendly alternative to conventional composites due to the reduction in carbon emission, renewability, and biodegradability.


Inihahandog ng GMA 7 Technology & Livelihood Resource Center sa pakikipagtulungan ng GREEMCOM Environmental Education and Communication Project, Coastal Resource Management Project, United States Agency for International Development (USAID), University of the Philippines Marine Science Institute (UPMSI) ang AGRISIYETE. Tampok ngayon COASTAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Pangangasiwa ng Baybayin at Yaman ng Dagat) Situation of Coastal Resources – Ang Kalagayan ng Karagatan: Corals (Bahura), Mangroves (Bakawan), Forest (Gubat), Pollution (Polusyon), Population (Populasyon), Fish Consumption (Konsumo ng Isda), Community-based Coastal Resource Management Coastal Resource Management: Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice usaid-tlrc: coastal resource ManageMent project - Community-based, Government, Academia, Non-government Organizations NGO, Marine Sanctuaries, Mangrove & Forest, Rehabilitation, Sustainable Fishing Practice
Engr. Ramon M. Branzuela, PhilFIDA updates stakeholders of Industrial Green Composite Applications regarding Abaca Fiber Industry Performance during the 115th TRYK NI JUAN Anniversary of the Industrial Technology Development Institute ITDI Department of Science and Technology DOST held at the Advance Device and Materials Testing Laboratory ADMATEL, Bicutan, Taguig City, July 1, 2016 CHIEF PLANNER PH FIBER INDUSTRY DEV AUTHORITY - The best abaca fiber in the world finds Philippines as its source...
TEAM TRYK NI JUAN MEETS THE PRESS - Abaca fiber reinforced composite automotive roof leaders in celebration of 115 years ITDI anniversary
PROJECT LEADER ITDI – GREEN COMPOSITES - Marissa A. Paglicawan gives an Overview of Green Composites in the Philippines during the launch of Tryk ni Juan
GREAT TRICYCLE COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY - This year another milestone... as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN
PRESIDENT, KIMS SOUTH KOREA - traveled all the way from Korea just to witness the launching of Tryk ni Juan.
DIRECTOR, KIMS-ASEAN COLLABORATION - Byung-Sun Kim, PhD Korea Institute of Material Science outlines highlights of ITDI-KIMS Collaboration
CHIEF MSD ITDI DESCRIBES TRYK NI JUAN - The project takes advantage of the abundance of natural fiber sources in a tropical country like the Philippines
BICOLANA TAGUIG MAYOR: ABACA IN BOTH HOMES - she expressed her elation of having the opportunity to be practicing charity in both of her homes Albay & Taguig
This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations THE WORLD’S HANDSOMEST TRICYCLE - has a roof made of abaca fiber, its driver is a Filipino... TRYK NI JUAN

Tryk ni Juan Change of Venue

 

This year another milestone… as Tryk ni Juan (abaca fiber composite tricycle roofs) is launched by ITDI-DOST and KIMS-ASEAN or the Industrial Technology Development Institute – Department of Science and Technology, Korean Institute for Material Science – Association of Southeast Asian Nations

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