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Civil Engineering students from Mindanao State University are conducting research on soil stabilization using corn husk ash and request to borrow crusher equipment from the Mechanical Engineering Department due to difficulties with their soil sample. The equipment will be used on campus from April 21 - 25, 2025, and they assure responsible handling and willingness to cover maintenance costs. They seek support for this request to enhance the accuracy and success of their research tests.

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Let Crush

Civil Engineering students from Mindanao State University are conducting research on soil stabilization using corn husk ash and request to borrow crusher equipment from the Mechanical Engineering Department due to difficulties with their soil sample. The equipment will be used on campus from April 21 - 25, 2025, and they assure responsible handling and willingness to cover maintenance costs. They seek support for this request to enhance the accuracy and success of their research tests.

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MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
Fatima, General Santos City

DR. NOEL S. GUNAY


Dean - College of Engineering
Mindanao State University
Fatima, General Santos City

We are Civil Engineering students from Mindanao State University, General Santos,
currently conducting our undergraduate research titled "Stabilization and Analysis of Soil
Using Zea Mays Indentata Corn Husk Ash for Subgrade Preparation."

In the course of our study, we are preparing to conduct the California Bearing Ratio
(CBR) and Standard Proctor Test (SPT). However, we are encountering difficulties due to the
hardness of our soil sample, making it extremely difficult to manually mix with the corn husk ash.
To address this, we are respectfully requesting permission to borrow the crusher equipment from
the Mechanical Engineering Department from April 21 - 25, 2025.

The equipment will be used strictly within the university premises and will not be brought
outside the campus. We assure you that it will be handled responsibly and under proper
supervision. Furthermore, we are willing to shoulder any necessary maintenance costs that may
arise from its use during the specified period.

We believe that the availability of this equipment will greatly support the accuracy and success of
our tests and overall research. We sincerely hope for your kind consideration and support
regarding this request.
Thank you very much for your time and support.

Sincerely, Noted by:

LUIGI Y. PAQUIDIAN ENGR. VICTOR SAAVEDRA


Researcher Thesis Adviser

RALPH OLIVER N. MAHINAY ANTON CARDENAS JR


Researcher ME Laboratory Officer In-Charge

JOHN FORD KENNETH S. PECONCILLO ENGR. RONALD DELALAMON


Researcher Chairman - ME Department

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