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Feasibility Study on Solar LED Street lights

In University of Eastern Philippines Northern Samar

I. Marketing Analysis

A Step-by-Step 250-Word Essay Example

To help visualize this process, let’s go ahead and write a simple 250-
word essay. You’ll see our writing sample in green and our explanation of
what we did (and what can be done) with each section in normal text.

Without further ado, let’s get started on our essay!

Step 1 – Write market analysis

Your study is the first thing you should consider in your essay.
Simply put, it’s the main idea of your essay that will control everything
else you write. If you could summarize the question in just one sentence,
how would you do it?

Step 2 – Write Your Introduction

In the introduction, the first sentence can be a broad or general

statement that sets the tone for the piece. It is usually supported by a
second sentence that leads into the thesis. The optional third sentence
may pose a question that the thesis aims to answer, or it may prompt the
reader to think about the topic in a different light. The final sentence of
the intro paragraph clearly establishes the thesis.

As a general rule of thumb, the introduction should go from broad to

specific, sentence by sentence, gradually leading up to your thesis. Here’s
a sample example of an introductory paragraph.

SWOT Analysis

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS OPPORTUNITIES THREATS

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Ex. Build, Ex. Resolve, Ex. Exploit, Ex. Avoid,

enhance reduce expand thwart

Strengths

Example:

The Solar LED Street Light is eco-friendly due to the parts that is use in
the device and it cannot harm the environment and also the people. The
consumer guarantees a good and standard quality and its cost is very reasonable
because the life span of the device last for almost 11 and half years than the
traditional street lights.

Weakness

Example:

Since the device uses battery the life of the battery should be replace
several times. The maintenance of the device should be checked in the end of
the month regularly so that the device will stay in a good condition. Typically, the
Solar LED Street Lights cost higher initial investment compare to the traditional
Street Light, when you compare the total costs of traditional and solar lighting.
Overall, solar street lights estimated cost around Php. 275,000.00 over 10 years
including the installation, maintenance, and energy cost.

Opportunities

Example:

The Solar LED Street Light will prevent the unexpected incident and
add serene effect inside the school premises. The Maintenance was mentioned
earlier as a weakness of the study but it can also create opportunities to some
workers.

Threats

Example:
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Most threats that will cause the project to fail its function is mainly
due to bad weather, rusting of the post and inside parts of the device, and
discharging of battery.

Financial Analysis

I. Source of Fund

Example:

The source of fund of the project will come from the contractor and will be
paid later by the client.

II. Project Cost

The project as per calculated in the previous computation are as follows:

Solar Panel Set -------------------------------------------- Php. 186,206.00

Materials --------------------------------------------- Php. 158,870.00
Labor Cost -------------------------------------------- Php. 47,400.00
Other Materials ---------------------------------------------- Php. 10,000.00
Total Cost Php. 403,676.00
III. Contractor’s Profit

Example:

The over-all income generated from the project is Php. 34,796.87

IV. Payback Period

Example:

¿−all Project Cost 403,676.00

Payback Period= = =11.6 years
Contracto r s Profit 34,796.87
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V. Rate of Return
Example:

The project cost calculated is Php. 403,676.00. The profit generated is

34,796.87. The internal of return is 8.62%.

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Contracto r s Profit 403,676.00
Rate of Return= x 100 %= x 100 %=8.62 %
¿−all Project Cost 34,796.87

MANAGEMENT ASPECT

I. Operational management plan

Example:

The project Manager will be the one responsible for overall success in
planning, designing, monitoring, controlling and closure of the project. Managing
risks and hazards towards the project will be focused on by the project manager
as his primary concern to success for the project.

II. Management position and responsibilities

Example:

The project manager will oversee the project’s operations. Specially, he/she
will be managing, planning, designing, initiation, executing, monitoring and
closing the project. He/she must have strong leadership skills, good decision
making, an expertise on the field and competence.

Administration

They will be the one who will look over the whole transactions and the
operations of the project. This will be composed by the general manager and the
owner who both have the direct access to the system.

III. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE

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Example: This organizational structure is depend of how many team you have.

OWNER/PROPRIETEES

PROJECT MANAGER

FOREMAN

MARK NEIL B. GUARDIANO

MA ELECTRIAN

SENSITIVITY AND RISK ANALYSIS

I. Risk Identification

Example:
1. Competitors - the presence of other similar type of business in the
industry will give a permanent effect on winning the project bidding.
2. Weather – harsh rain, strong winds are a direct factor that will affect
the whole structure.
3. Natural and man-made incidents – these events directly impact the
lifespan and condition of the structure and will affect the project
severely.
II. Risk Analysis

Example:

1. Competitors – their presence of other will affect the odds of winning

the project bidding. Better design must be made to win the project
over other bidders. A good reputation with a lot of successful project
will greatly help too.
2. Weather – it will be a big factor to watch out for. Northern Samar is
known to be hit with strong typhoon and heavy rains weather can
now be predicted so leaning in to such knowledge will reduce
damage that it might make during its duration affect the whole
structure.
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3. Natural and man-made incidents – Disaster and man-made accidents

is will be almost impossible to foresee. Proper preparations will be
needed to mitigate damages that such events might incur. Prevention
and safety is a first to avoid such events. These will directly impact the
lifespan and condition of the structure and will affect the project
severely.

SOCIO-ECONOMIC ANALYSIS

I. Economic Significance

Example:

Solar LED Street lights are less cost, no electric current required and easy to
maintain. This project will serve as the answer to the problems in lightings here in UEP it is
also an ecofriendly device that will trim down various gas emission which can endanger
earth it will also be the solution for the long-term problem of energy shortage because the
device does not consume much energy. It will give light to the street so we can prevent
accidents and it is also an economic wise because its way more cheaply than the traditional
lights we use before.

We know that street light is one of the major power consuming device, most of time
we see streetlights are on even after sunrise thus wasting lots of energy but because we use
the Solar LED Street lights it will not be a problem anymore instead of wasting energy
because it is open during day time it will just consumed the heat of the sun and turn it into
energy that will be use on night time.

Furthermore, we will prevent street accidents, save more money and we will save
our planet by this device. The Solar LED Street light gives brighter light than the usual light
we use and according to some research it has a long-life span than the traditional light we
use.

II. Standard and Specification

Example: citation of PEC standard specification of yours study.

The item and standard and specification shall consist of having solar streetlights and
other structures in reasonably close conformity with this specification and as shown on the
plans. Materials used for putting solar street lights under the various pay items shall
conform the requirements of the applicable items of this specification.
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The Philippines Electrical Codes (PEC) is used nationally as

the basis for safeguarding persons, buildings and its content from
hazards that may arise from the use of electricity. This code
contains provisions which is necessary for safety and thus is used
as basis for the legal enforcement in the installation of electrical
system design in the country. It serves as our guide in the
assessment and inspection on the safeness and completeness of
electrical design application in the issuance of electrical wiring
permit.

III. COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS

Example:

To determine the difference between the benefit over the cost of this project is also
essential in this study. Installing the Solar Street Lights in the University of Eastern
Philippines campus (UEP) will inculcate cost but will surely generate more benefits.

The following are the over-all benefits derived from the Solar Street light system:

 Prevent an expected incident

 Give serenity in the designated area of the campus
 People will not worry about their security during night time

TECHNICAL ASPECT

I. Service Description

The study is titled: “Feasibility Study on Solar LED Street lights In University of
Eastern Philippines Northern Samar”. The locale of the study is located at Region
8 of the Philippines, University of Eastern Philippine N. Samar. The study aimed
to determine if the project is effective in the local residence and also the
advocacy is to have serenity in the school premises and also to prevent any
incident that will occur in the future. The project has a Solar street lights provide
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a better value for cost, optimum lighting, and a renewable source of energy,
lower maintenance, and easier installation. Street lights powered by solar are
grid free and can run reliably under most any condition, even in any disaster or
climate.

II. Data Gathering

Example:

The researchers used analysis, observation, computation and interview in

order to assess the Street lights of the Campus in UEP. For the interview, the
researcher asked the administration in the campus of the UEP regarding the
performance and maintenance of the Solar Street Lights in their premises. During
the visit to locale of the study, the researchers will also conduct observations of
the Solar Street Lights sections in order to draw out the preliminary conclusion of
the study.

Materials and Instruments

Example:

The following materials and instruments were used during the conduct of the study:

1. Electrical Wiring materials

2. Notebook and ball pen
3. Spare woods and plywood
4. Construction materials

In order to determine the wattage, LED lights and breaker that will suitable for the
device, the researchers use table to identify the sizes and wattages of the device:

Table 1.
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Data Gathering, Computation and Analysis

Observation

Example:

During the inspection of the area the researchers sited the following observation
were noted:

1. Some of the Traditional Street lights are in bad condition.

2. The lights are damage and not working.
3. When you walked by the road in the school vicinity the pole and the base are
totally damage and not capable to use.
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Materials to be use:

ROLED TAPE MEASURE

BALLPEN
Notebook

PHOTO DOCUMENTATION

SURVIYING AND MEARSURING THE AREA

Example: Put documentation sample in conducting your study

MEASURING THE BASE

INSPECTION AND SURVEY THE DAMAGE STREET LIGHTS

EVALUATION OF THE DAMAGE, RECTIFY and INSTALLATION STREET LIGTHS:

Example: data gathering this is the sample rectify and installation of street light
before and after
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NUMBER OF POLE CONDITION

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`1 Installation of street light

2 Installation of street light
3 Installation of street light
4 Installation of street light
5 Installation of street light
6 Installation of street light
7 Good
8 Good
9 Installation of street light
10 Installation of street light
11 Installation of street light
12 Installation of street light
13 Installation of street light
14 Installation of street light
15 Good
16 Installation of street light
17 Installation of street light
18 Installation of street light
19 Installation of street light
20 Installation of street light
21 Installation of street light
22 Rectify
23 Installation of street light
24 Installation of street light
25 Installation of street light
26 Installation of street light
27 Installation of street light
28 Installation of street light
29 Installation of street light
30 Installation of street light
31 Installation of street light
32 Installation of street light
33 Installation of street light
34 Installation of street light
35 Installation of street light
36 Installation of street light
37 Installation of street light
38 Installation of street light
39 Installation of street light
40 Installation of street light
41 Installation of street light
42 Installation of street light
43 Installation of street light
44 Installation of street light
45 Installation of street light
46 Installation of street light
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47 Installation of street light

48 Installation of street light
49 Installation of street light
50 Good
51 Rectify
52 Rectify
53 Good
54 Good
55 Rectify
56 Rectify
57 Good
58 Good
59 Installation of street light
60 Installation of street light

Interviews

The researchers asked some student; faculty members and utility workers in the UEP
about the Solar Street Light what will happen when the night time come:

1. When there is no Street light some of the minor and major incidents will happen.
2. The people will scared go out in when the night time comes.
3. Some students will be going to the dark places in the school premises to conduct
further leisure time.

Photo Documentation

Interview and Canvas:

Example: put documentation for canvasing an item or materials to your study.

Start of Contraction

Example:

The Solar Street Lights construction will be managed by the project manager with its
employee and using the laborers/manpower namely the non-skilled laborers the foreman.
The process of construction will be done according after completing the pre-construction
pre-requisites before starting the whole construction.

Resources Description:
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Example: This is the materials to be used in your study.

 Materials
a) Solar Panel Set
b) Pole (Galvanized Steel)
c) 10mm diameter RSB
d) Tire wire #16
e) Sand
f) Gravel
g) Cement
h) Wood and Plywood

 Equipment
a) Electrical Wiring Tools
b) Ladder
c) Construction Tools

 Laborer
a) 3 Foreman
b) 3 Skilled Electrician
c) 4 Unskilled Electrician
d) 10 Unskilled Laborer
e) 5 Mason

Manpower Requirements
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Example: This topic is for the team management for Manpower requirements

Foreman

The foreman assigns duties and is responsible for monitoring the progress of a
project and keeping it on track from a time and budgetary standpoint. He must ensure
workers are qualified and knowledgeable about their roles and make assignments according
to skill sets.

Skilled Electrician

Install and maintain wiring, control, and lighting systems. Inspect electrical
components, such as transformers and circuit breakers. Identify electrical problems with a
variety of testing devices. Direct and train workers to install, maintain, or repair electrical
wiring or equipment.

Unskilled Electrician

Perform semi-skilled and unskilled laboring duties related to the installation,

maintenance and repair of a wide variety of electrical systems and equipment. Dig trenches
or holes for installation of conduit or supports. Trim trees and clear undergrowth along
right-of-way.

Unskilled Laborer

Unskilled labor is used to refer to a segment of the workforce associated with a

limited skill set or minimal economic value for the work performed. Unskilled labor is
generally characterized by a lower educational attainment, such as a high school diploma,
GED or lack thereof, and typically results in smaller wages.

Mason

Masons can expect to work in all weather and with various materials, lift and carry
heavy objects, and read and assess technical drawings. Their responsibilities include
texturing and polishing blocks of stone, installing dressed stone, mixing cement and mortar,
and restoring old and damaged masonry works.

IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
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Example: this implementation plan using step by step method how your study begin with.

Step 1:

Step 2:

Source of Funds Step 3:

Step 4: Equipments

Step 5: Hiring Manpower

Start of Construction Step 6:

Step 7:
Finish

Inspection Step 8:
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Table 2. Activity List

Designation List of Activities Expected Time Frame

A Construction Permit 3 Days
Purchasing of Materials and
B Equipment (which includes 1 Weeks
the delivery on site)
Survey of the area to be
C aligned with the Solar Street 3 Days
Lights to be constructed
D Clearing and Grubbing of 5 Days
the surveyed area
Excavation and Preparation
E for construction of the base 3 Week
for Solar Street Lights
F Construction of Solar Street 2 Weeks
Light
G Welding the body and frame 6 Days
of the panel

Table 3. Time Table

Activity Time Table of Solar Street Lights (Weeks)

st nd
1 2 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
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BACKGROUND OF THE PROJECT

Example: The background of the project is where your feasibility study to be

conduct.

The University of Eastern Philippines Campus is located on the border of its

mother town, Catarman N. Samar. The place is located alongside the coastal area in

the University Town. Its population as determined by 2019 PSA was 1,876. This

represents 3.4% of the total population of the town.

The local students and the faculty members have been experiencing minor

and major incidents in the campus long time ago. It happens mostly around in the

night time because there’s a lot of area in the campus that has no street lights. There

are a lot of complaints from the residents living around the vicinity of University Of

Eastern Philippines that during night time they always hear noises, sometimes

quarrel of groups in the streets and because there is no light they were unable to see

what in really happening.

Residents in the vicinity, faculties and students complained about this issue,

they feel unsafe to pass by on the street because they think that they are unsafe due

to lack of lightings. Problems became serious because some people who passed on

the streets experienced bullying and they sometimes physically abused by someone

they don’t know and were not able to identify because the street was so dark. Lack

of streets light became an alarming issue it can be a mean of some people who

wants to do bad to others that is why residents around the vicinity became anxious

and felt worried about their family’s safety.

Objectives of the Study

Example: This is the objectives how you determine your feasibility study.
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The general objective of the study Solar Led Street Lights in University of

Eastern Philippines N. Samar;

Specially:

1. To determine the elements of Solar Led Street Light in the University

of Eastern Philippines N. Samar.

1.1 Standard and quality of the devices

1.2 Lifespan of the device

2. To determine University of Eastern Philippines

2.1 Vicinity of the lights

2.2 Create employment

2.3 Conserve the Natural Energy

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Example: This executive summary is a short document or section of a

document produced for business purposes. It summarizes a longer report
or proposal or a group of related reports in such a way that readers can
rapidly become acquainted with a large body of material without having to
read it all.
I. Name
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NAME NATIONALITY ADDRESS

II. Location

University of Eastern Philippines Northern Samar, Municipality of Catarman.

III. Brief description of the project

Example : What is a project brief? At its core, a project brief should

communicate your project approach and the process your team will use
to manage the project according to scope. Although a project plan is
arguably the most important document created on your project, any
good project starts with a project brief.

The study is titled: “Feasibility Study on Solar LED Street lights in University of

Eastern Philippines Northern Samar”. The locale of study is located at Region 8 of

the Philippines, University of Eastern Philippines Northern Samar. Furthermore, it is

the University of Eastern Philippines Campus is located on the border of its mother

town, Catarman N. Samar. The place is located alongside the coastal area in the

University Town. The study aimed to determine the Solar Led Street Lights

elements, its standard quality of the devices which includes the lifespan of the

device; to identify also the main incident that happens in the school campus.

I. MARKETING

Example:
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Strengths

The Solar LED Street Light is eco-friendly due to the parts that is

use in the device and it cannot harm the environment and also the people.

The consumer guarantees a good and standard quality and its cost is very

reasonable because the life span of the device last for almost 11 and half

years than the traditional street lights.

Weakness

Since the device uses battery the life of the battery should be

replace several times. The maintenance of the device should be checked

in the end of the month regularly so that the device will stay in a good

condition. Typically, the Solar LED Street Lights cost higher initial

investment compare to the traditional Street Light, when you compare the

total costs of traditional and solar lighting. Overall, solar street lights

estimated cost around Php. 275,000.00 over 10 years including the

installation, maintenance, and energy cost.

Opportunities

The Solar LED Street Light will prevent the unexpected incident

and add serene effect inside the school premises. The Maintenance was

mentioned earlier as a weakness of the study but it can also create

opportunities to some workers.

Threats
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Most threats that will cause the project to fail its function is

mainly due to bad weather, rusting of the post and inside parts of the

device, and discharging of battery.

III. FINANCIAL ASPECT

Example: Finance helps management gain a clear understanding of the

company's current financial position, particularly whether the business is
profitable or not. Companies of all sizes benefit from thorough
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financial planning to guide the business steadily down the path to future
growth.

a. Source of funds

The source of fund of the project will come from the contractor and will
be paid later by the client.

The project cost calculated is Php. 403,676.00. The profit generated is Php.
34,796.87. The internal rate of return is 8.62%.
'
Contracto r sProfit 34,796.87
RateofReturn= x 100 %= x 100 %=8.62 %
¿−allProjectCost 403,676.00

III. MANAGEMENT

Example:

Project Manager

The project manager wills overseas the project’s operations. Specially, he will

be managing the planning, design, initiation, execution, monitoring and closing the

project. He/she must have strong leadership skills, good decision making, an

expertise on the field and competence.

Administration

The administration will be the who looks over the whole project’s transactions

and the operations of the project. This will be composed by the general manager and

the owner who both have the direct access to the system.
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IV. SENSITIVITY AND RISK ANALYSIS

Example: Sensitivity analysis is the quantitative risk assessment of how

changes in a specific model variable impacts the output of the model. ...
For example, sensitivity analysis allows you to identify which task's
duration with uncertainty has the strongest correlation with the finish time
of the project

Risk analysis

Competitors – their presence of other will affect the odds of winning the

project bidding. Better design must be made to win the project over other bidders. A

good reputation with a lot of successful project will greatly help too.

Weather – it will be a big factor to watch out for. Northern Samar is known to

be hit with strong typhoon and heavy rains weather can now be predicted so leaning

in to such knowledge will reduce damage that it might make during its

duration affect the whole structure.

Natural and man-made incidents – Disaster and man-made accidents is will

be almost impossible to foresee. Proper preparations will be needed to mitigate

damages that such events might incur. Prevention and safety is a first to avoid such

events. These will directly impact the lifespan and condition of the structure and will

affect the project severely.

V. SOCIO-ECONOMICANALYSIS

Example: Socio-economic analysis is a well established method of

weighing up the pros and cons of an action for society as a whole and
plays a vital role in the restrictions and authorization processes under
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Cost-benefit Analysis

To determine the difference between the benefit over the cost of this

project is also essential in this study. Installing the Solar Street Lights in the

University of Eastern Philippines campus (UEP) will inculcate cost but will surely

generate more benefits.

The following are the over-all benefits derived from the Solar Street light

system:

• Prevent an expected incident

• Give serenity in the designated area of the campus

• People will not worry about their security during night time

VI. TECHNICAL ASPECT

Example: The technical aspect is one of the essentials of this study

because this factor responds to the technicalities and basic structure of
the proposed study. This includes the equipments, materials, structure
plan and also the source of the supplies use in the proposed project.

Service Description

The study is titled: “Feasibility Study on Solar LED Street lights In University

of Eastern Philippines Northern Samar”. The locale of the study is located at Region
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8 of the Philippines, University of Eastern Philippine N. Samar. The study aimed to

determine if the project is effective in the local residence and also the advocacy is to

have serenity in the school premises and also to prevent any incident that will occur

in the future. The project has a Solar street lights provide a better value for cost,

optimum lighting, and a renewable source of energy, lower maintenance, and easier

installation. Street lights powered by solar are grid free and can run reliably under

most any condition, even in any disaster or climate.

The researchers used analysis, observation, computation and interview in

order to assess the Street lights of the Campus in UEP. For the interview, the

researcher asked the administration in the campus of the UEP regarding the

performance and maintenance of the Solar Street Lights in their premises. During

the visit to locale of the study, the researchers will also conduct observations of the

Solar Street Lights sections in order to draw out the preliminary conclusion of the

study.

CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Example: The interpretations given by the researcher of the significance

of the findings of a research project for the client's business, along
with recommendations for action.

Conclusion

We concluded that after data has been gathered and analyzed; the

researchers had come to a conclusion that the Solar Led Street Lights of University
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in Eastern Philippines is not of the reason why some area is dark. It means that the

Solar Led Street lights can accommodate the whole area in the campus.

Furthermore, with the interview concluded, the researchers can conclude that the

main reason why there is some incident within the dark areas of the school premises

is that of the lack of Street Lights in some area in the school campus that can cause

an incident.

Recommended

The researchers proposed the following solutions;

1. Improvement of the Street Lights. Some of the traditional Street lights are

totally damage.

2. By using this Solar device the energy usage from the main well reduces by

the use of alternative source of energy.

3. Renovating the Street Lights will provide some of the area in the school

premises will be lightened and helps the local students and other people while

be secured.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Example: A bibliography is a list of all of the sources you have used

(whether referenced or not) in the process of researching your work. In
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general, a bibliography should include: the authors' names. the titles of

the works

PHILIPPINE STATISTIC AUTHORITY (PSA), 2019.

University of Eastern Philippines Faculties 2019

Engr. Philip Adora “Estimated” 2019

CATARMAN BUILDERS AND SUPPLY, 2019

https://www.ledlightexpert.com/How-many-Lumens-for-a-400-watt-Metal-

Halide-and-what-is-the-LED-equivalent-1000-watt-Metal-Halide_b_10.html
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APPENDIX

Example: Definition. An appendix contains supplementary material that

is not an essential part of the text itself but which may be helpful in
providing a more comprehensive understanding of the research problem
or it is information that is too cumbersome to be included in the body of
the paper

Procurement of topographic map:

To Catarman Road To Rawis Road

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Proposed Solar Street lights

TYPICAL DESIGN OF SOLAR LED STREET LIGTHS

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LOCATION
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CONSTRUCTION WORK
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Detailed Unit Price Analysis

Description: Construction of Solar Led Street Lights

Location: University of Eastern Philippines

Table 1. Structure Excavation and Installation of the Based

A Labor Cost Quality Unit Unit Total Cost

Price
a. Foreman 3 18 700.00 12,600.00
b. Unskilled Laborer 10 18 400.00 7,200.00
c. Mason 5 18 500.00 9,000.00

Total Cost 28,800.00

B Materials
Cement 60 Bags 300.00 18,000.00
Steel Bar 10 mm2 100 Pcs. 150.00 15,000.00
2”x2”x12” 50 Brd. Ft. 50.00 2,500.00
(Good Lumber)
Ordinary Plywood ¼” 50 pcs 290.00 14,500.00
Nail (1” and 3”) 2 Kls. 160.00 320.00
½” G.I Pipe 40 Pcs. 1,000.00 40,000.00
(Sched 40)
1 ¼” G.I Pipe 60 Pcs. 550,00 33,000.00
(Sched 40)
Flat Latex (Primer) 5 Gal. 530.00 2,650.00
Metal Primer 5 Gal. 550.00 2,750.00
Q.D.E Second Coating 5 Gal. 600.00 3,000.00
Concrete Neutralizer 5 Gal. 680.00 3,400.00
4” Paint Roller 4 Pcs. 150.00 600.00
Washed Gravel 7 Cu.m. 1,500.00 10,500.00
Clean Sand 7 Cu.m. 650.00 4,550.00

Total Cost 150,770.00

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Table 2. Installation of Solar Led and Solar Panel

A Labor Cost Quality Unit Unit Total Cost

Price
a. Skilled Electrician 3 12 600.00 7,200.00
b. Unskilled Electrician 5 12 400.00 4,800.00

Total Cost 12,000.00

B Materials
Solar Led and Panel Set 50 Pcs. 3720.00 186,206.00
Electrical Tape 20 Pcs. 60.00 1,200.00

Total Cost 187,406.00

Table 3. Welding the body and framing the solar panel

A Labor Cost Quality Unit Unit Total Cost

Price
a. Welder 1 6 600.00 3,600.00
b. Helper 1 6 500.00 3,000.00

Total Cost 6,600.00

B Materials
Angle Bar 1”x1” 30 Pcs. 250.00 7,500.00
Welding Rod 5 Pcs. 120.00 600.00

Total Cost 8,100.00

Table 4. Other materials

A Cost Quality Unit Unit Total Cost

Price
Other materials 10,000.00

Total Cost 10,000.00

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Summary:

Total Cost---------------------------------------- Php. 403,676.00

Constructor Profit---------------------------- Php. 34,796.87

Proposed Budget Cost----------------------- Php. 403,676.00