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WATER PENETRATION TEST
The   water   penetration   test   was   conducted   on   an   unfinished   100mm   moladi    wall   which   was   exposed   to   an   apparatus   which   replicates rainfall   conditions   equivalent   to   an   annual   rainfall   of   1000mm   per   annum   in   conjunction   with   a   wind   speed   of   30   metres   per   second.   The rainfall   conditions   are   based   on   that   of   the   city   of   Cape   Town,   which   has   the   most   severe   rainfall   recordings   in   South   Africa.   The   wall   was exposed   to   the   rainfall   apparatus   over   a   consecutive   24   hour   period.   It   was   concluded   that   moladi    walls   are   certified   as   waterproof   as   it was able to remain impervious to exposure of the harsh rainfall conditions for the entire 24 hour period.
SOFT BODY IMPACT TEST
The   soft   body   impact   test   was   carried   out   on   an   unfinished   100mm   moladi    wall   which   was   subjected   to   a   collision   from   a   30kg   sandbag at   various   velocities.   The   sandbag   was   attached   to   a   pendulum-like   apparatus   and   released   from   a   swing   height   of   900mm   to   test   the serviceability   criteria   of   a   moladi    wall.   Thereafter,   the   sandbag   was   released   from   a   swing   height   of   1800mm   above   the   point   of   impact in   order   to   test   the   safety   criteria   of   a   moladi    wall.   After   each   collision   the   wall   was   thoroughly   inspected   to   assess   damage   sustained   by the moladi  wall, such as collapse, cracking, superficial damage or depressions. It was recorded that no damage   was   sustained.
CHISEL IMPACT TEST
The   chisel   impact   test   was   carried   out   on   an   unfinished   100mm   moladi    wall   which   was   subjected   to   two   consecutive   strikes   of   a   chisel at   a   very   high   velocity.   The   chisel   was   released   from   a   height   of   375mm   above   the   unfinished   floor   level   to   test   the   strength   and   impact resistance of a moladi  wall. A slight indentation of less than   3mm   just   above   the   chisels   point   of   impact   was   recorded.
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AGRÉMENT SA PANAMA GN NHBRC SA SABS WATER PENETRATION TEST SOFT BODY IMPACT TEST CHISEL IMPACT TEST
The   water   penetration   test   was conducted    on    an    unfinished 100mm   moladi    wall   which was   exposed   to   an   apparatus which         replicates         rainfall conditions     equivalent     to     an annual   rainfall   of   1000mm   per annum    in    conjunction    with    a wind   speed   of   30   metres   per second.   The   rainfall   conditions are   based   on   that   of   the   city   of Cape    Town,     which     has     the most   severe   rainfall   recordings   in   South   Africa.   The wall    was    exposed    to    the    rainfall    apparatus    over    a consecutive    24    hour    period.    It    was    concluded    that moladi    walls   are   certified   as   waterproof   as   it   was able   to   remain   impervious   to   exposure   of   the   harsh rainfall conditions for the entire 24 hour period.
The   soft   body   impact   test   was carried    out    on    an    unfinished 100mm   moladi    wall   which was    subjected    to    a    collision from      a      30kg      sandbag      at various          velocities.          The sandbag    was    attached    to    a pendulum-like    apparatus    and released   from   a   swing   height   of 900mm          to          test          the serviceability      criteria      of      a moladi    wall.   Thereafter,   the sandbag     was     released     from     a     swing     height     of 1800mm   above   the   point   of   impact   in   order   to   test   the safety   criteria   of   a   moladi    wall.   After   each   collision the   wall   was   thoroughly   inspected   to   assess   damage sustained   by   the   moladi    wall,   such   as   collapse, cracking,   superficial   damage   or   depressions.   It   was recorded that no damage   was   sustained.
The    chisel    impact    test    was carried    out    on    an    unfinished 100mm   moladi    wall   which was        subjected        to        two consecutive   strikes   of   a   chisel at    a    very    high    velocity.    The chisel    was    released    from    a height    of    375mm    above    the unfinished   floor   level   to   test   the strength   and   impact   resistance of    a    moladi     wall.   A    slight indentation    of    less    than     3mm   just   above   the   chisels   point   of   impact   was   recorded.
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