11ig1 Final Research Paper

THE LEVEL OF SATISFACTION IN
COLLECTING OF METAL CHIPS
USING MAGNETICO 20
A RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED
IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
PRESENTED BY:
ABIOG, TEODY
ANDAY, ELMER
BASILISCO, ALAN
BEDORIA, ROY
CARCELLAR, KENN DAVY
DIGMAN, JOHN LOUIS
PRESENTED TO:
MS. DIVINA GRACIA S. PALAGTIW
RESEARCH ADVISER
THE SISTERS OF MARY-BOYSTOWN, INC., CEBU, PHILIPPINES
TUNGKOP, MINGLANILLA, CEBU
JULY 2021
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The completion of this research could not have been possible without the
participation and help of so many people whose name may not be enumerated. Their
participation and contributions are sincerity appreciated and gratefully acknowledged.
However, the group would like to express their deep appreciation and indebtedness
particularly to the following:
Sr. Eva S. Aringo SM., Mrs. Analyn N. Cavan, Sr. Leizel Omamalin SM., Sr.
Esterlita C. Capiña SM., Ms. Divina Gracia S. Palagtiw, Mr. Valentino R. Banzon, E-lib
personnel frothier endless support, kind and understanding during the making and
accomplishing of this research.
To all the Grade 9 (29th batch) respondents for answering the research question
with all honesty. Thank you.
Above all, to Great Almighty, the author of knowledge and wisdom, for his
countless love.
We thank you.
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ABSTRACT
This research was conducted to know how the students care for the cleanliness of
their environment most especially in each of the shop, which focuses on the Grade Nine
Students of the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown, Inc., Tungkop, Minglanilla, Cebu S.Y.
2020-2021.The researchers used purposive sampling in choosing the representative by
section who experience machining major to answer the questions appropriately. In
gathering the data, the researchers used structured and online questionnaire. The data
were analyzed using statistical tool treatment. Based in the data presented the results
showed that the students can do their activity properly if the surroundings are clean,
having cleanliness can also help the students to maintain their safety. Another result
showed that the Grade 9 (29th batch) students developed their self-discipline upon
knowing the risk and danger in the shop. After the researchers formulated the theme and
the researchers came up with cleanliness as the theme in this study.
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APPROVAL SHEET
The research paper entitled “THE LEVEL OF SATISFACTION IN COLLECTING THE
METAL CHIPS USING THE MAGNETICO 20: A COMPARATIVE RESEARCH”
prepared and submitted by Teody R. Abiog, Elmer A. Anday, Alan S. Basilisco, Roy B.
Bedoria, Kenn Davy O. Carcellar, John Louis Digman, in partial requirement for the
course Practical Research 2 has been examined and recommended by the research
committee.
RESEARCH COMMITTEE
MS. DIVINA GRACIA S. PALAGTIW MR. GODOFREDO MIER
Research Teacher Statistician
__________________________________
AP/Math and Research Cluster Head
Accepted and approved in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Practical
Research 2 in Senior High School Department of the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown,
Inc.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS SETTING
INTRODUCTION………………………………………………………………...
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM……………………………………………...
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION………………………………………………….
THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK……………….……….
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY……………………………………………....
DEFINITIONS OF TERMS…………………………………………………...….
CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES……...…
CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY………………. …...
RESEARCH DESIGN…………………………………………………….……...
RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT AND KEY INFORMANTS…………………....
RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS…………………………………………………...
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RESEARCH ANALYSIS…………………………………………………………
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE……………………………………………
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS…………………………………………………
CHAPTER IV
DATA PRESENTATION, ANALYSIS, AND INTERPRETATION…
CHAPTER V
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION…………………
REFERENCE……………………………………………………………………...
APPENDICES…………………………………………………………………….
LETTER FOR APPROVAL……………………………………………………...
LETTER FOR RESPONDENTS…………………………………………………
RESEARCH INSTRUMENTS……………………………………………………
APPENDIX E
CURRICULUM VITAE……………………….
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CHAPTER 1
PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
INTRODUCTION
Every year there is an innovation that is made this innovation help all the people
to do better than they had before. The researcher is developing something. This
something is Magnetico 20 is used to collect the metal chips in the machining shop. The
researcher came up with this name because this innovation has a functioning part that is
made up of magnets. While 20 come from the year 2020 because the researcher started
this research on the year 2020.” Many modern technologies rely on the use of permanent
magnets to reduce weight owing to their density of magnetic energy Neodymium Iron
boron magnets are among the strongest permanent magnets currently available" [ CITATION
Wul17 \l 1033 ].
At this present time, some shops have a hard time collecting metal chips. Metal
chips are the small particle of the metal that is taken off by the workpiece. Metal chips
can cause some injury and also these metal chips can enter some narrow area places that
are hard to be collected by the use of soft/stick broom is the traditional way in collecting
the metal chips, yet this method can’t collect the metal chips truly.” Metal is removed as
a plastically deformed chip of appreciable dimensions and a united analysis can be
carried out using basic and oblique cutting models” [ CITATION Ste16 \l 1033 ].
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In the machining shop, many problems need to be solved one of these is all about
collecting metal chips. Metal chips very little but they can cause great danger. The
researchers observed that many metal chips are scattered on the floor. That even the soft
broom and stick broom have a hard time collecting these metal chips. “It is known that
one of the main issues of heat in complex design air-heating collectors is the problem of
determining the coefficient of convective heat transfer in some parts of
absorbers”[ CITATION Uzb \l 1033 ]
The researcher seeks to identify the significant difference of level of satisfaction
of the 29th batch on the soft/stick broom and the Magnetico 20 in terms of durability, ease
of use, accessibility, and safety. Furthermore, this study also wants to have a deep
understanding of the similarities and differences of these two methods.
This research will contribute to the school administrators and sisters because they
will not spend much money on buying the cleaning materials. T.V.E. teachers also can
benefit from this research because they will not be bothered anymore about the
cleanliness in the shop. Most of all the students because they will not spend
anymoremuch time cleaning the shop. Future researchers also can have a piece of
background knowledge about this research, and they can improve what this research must
improve.
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CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Level of satisfaction
Old method New method
Durability Durability
Ease of use Ease of use
Accessibility Accessibility
Significant Cleanliness
Cleanliness
Difference Reduction of waste
Reduction of waste
Safety Safety
Solution Solution
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HYPOTHESIS
Pertaining to the questions of this study, the following hypothesis were put into test:
Ho: There is no significant difference in collecting the metal chips using magnet among
the old method (soft and stick broom).
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
This study aims to compare the level of satisfaction of the Grade 9 (29 th batch) in
collecting the metal chips using Magnetico 20 and the old method which is the soft/stick
broom in the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown, Inc, S.Y.,2020-2021.
It seeks to answer the following questions:
1.) What is the level of satisfaction of 29th batch on the soft/stick broom method of
cleaning metal chips in terms of:
a.) Durability
b.) Ease of use
c.) Accessibility
d.) Cleanliness
e.) Reduction of waste
f.) Safety; and
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g.) Problem solver.
2.) What is the level of satisfaction of 29th batch on the Magnetico 20 method of
a.) Durability
b.) Ease of use
c.) Accessibility
d.) Cleanliness
f.) Safety; and
g.) Problem solver.
3.) Is there a significant difference on the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on the use
of the soft/stick broom method and Magnetico 20 in cleaning metal chips in terms
of:
a.) Durability
b.) Ease of use
c.) Accessibility
d.) Cleanliness
f.) Safety; and
g.) Problem solver.
SCOPE AND DELIMITATIONS
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This research is entitled Implication in Collecting the Metal chips using
Magnetico 20. This research is conducted in the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown,
Inc,.2020-2021. The respondents are the Machining Major in Grade 9 of 29th Batch. The
total population of Grade 9 (29th Batch) machining major is 53. This research is focused
on collecting metal chips. This research aims to achieve cleanliness in the shop. This
study limits to the Grade 11 students for they are busy fulfilling their research.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
This study aims to compare the level of satisfaction on the old method which is using
soft/ stick broom and the new method which is the Magnetico 20. The following are the
beneficiaries of this study:
School Administrator and Sisters
The Administrator and Sisters will not spend much money on buying the cleaning
materials also they will provide some activities for the students to comply with their
problem with metal chips in the shop.
T.V.E Teachers
It will be easy for them to maintain cleanliness in the edges of the shop.
STUDENTS
The students especially those who experience machining major will easily clean the
shop and help them to attain cleanliness.
FUTURE RESEARCHERS
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Future researchers they, would know what to improve in their upcoming research
when they reach this topic so they will have already an idea, background in their
upcoming research and they will have a strong related study to support their research.
DEFINITIONS OF TERMS
A. Operational
Magnetico 20 - is a prototype that is made of magnets.
B. Conceptual
Metal chips- is the small particles of the metal chips that is taken off by the workpiece.
Magnet- is an object that has a magnetic field.
Workpiece- is a raw metal that is used to produce the desired product.
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CHAPTER 2
RELATED OF REVIEW LITERATURE
By producing and applying weariness information for electrical steels, in
conjunction with FE- based attractive, auxiliary, and weariness modeling, the paper
summarizes how different magnet-slot plans and rotor profiles can be surveyed beneath
an ordinary HEV engine obligation cycle. Such understanding gives great pointers to
optimized engine rotor profiles with adjusted solidness and attractive flux thickness
within the airgap. [ CITATION Gao10 \l 1033 ]. A magnet can be used in other technologies
because of its durability it is used as the main source to other technologies. For example,
in the speaker one source of the speaker is the magnet without the magnet the speaker
will not function. The durability of the magnet is based on how the capacity of the
magnet is.
The tall and customary porosity of metal-organic systems (MOFs) gives
uncommon properties appropriate for mechanical applications. The expanding intrigued
of the logical community is based on the investigation of these profitable mechanical
applications. [ CITATION Ric13 \l 1033 ]. Metal-organic systems (MOFs) have unusual
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properties for mechanical applications due to their high and normal porosity. The
investigation of these lucrative mechanical applications has piqued the interest of the
logical community. An item’s convenience is related to the way it can be utilized by
clients to attain its objectives with adequacy and fulfillment in a particular utilized
setting. This paper had as an objective to assess the convenience of magnetic
reverberation (MR) hardware in a few wellbeing administrations within the city of
Recife, Pernambuco, Brazil. [ CITATION Raf15 \l 1033 ]. The ease with which clients can
use an item to achieve its goals with adequacy and fulfillment in a specific use setting is
referred to as item convenience. This paper aimed to evaluate the utility of a magnetic
reverberation (MR) apparatus in a few health administrations in Recife, Pernambuco,
Brazil. The current streaming interior of a dye-sensitized sun-powered cell (DSSC) was
measured employing a high-temperature superconductor superconducting quantum
obstructions gadget (HTS-SQUID)-based attractive estimation framework. [ CITATION
Sak16 \l 1033 ]. A high-temperature superconductor superconducting quantum
obstructions gadget (HTS-SQUID)-based attractive estimation framework was used to
calculate the current streaming within a dye-sensitized sun driven cell (DSSC). The
amazing accomplishments of US quickening agent magnet R8D incorporate, field quality
and field gradient of magnets, fruitful innovation mechanical- inaction and application in
practical accelerators, and development of the world’s biggest superconductor industry
within the USA. [ CITATION Gou16 \l 1033 ]. Field efficiency and field gradient of
magnets, fruitful mechanical advancement and application in functional accelerators, and
growth of the world's largest superconductor industry within the United States are just a
few of the remarkable achievements of US quickening agent magnet R8D. A parcel of
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inquiring about has been conducted within the field of metal cutting of carburizing steels.
Therefore, the display work points at clarifying the impact of the created chips from the
chip breakage test, setting them.[CITATION Ånm16 \l 1033 ]. In the field of metal cutting of
carburizing steels, there has been a lot of research. As a result, the display work focuses
on clarifying and setting the impact of the produced chips from the chip breakage test.
Metal cleanliness that changes agreeing to the ultimate item. As well regularly,
channels are treated as they were alternative to move forward metal cleanliness. All the
liquid aluminum channels utilized in the industry nowadays act by evacuating a rate of
the approaching incorporations. The cleanliness of the metal coming into the channel is
thus basic to the ultimate ingot quality. [CITATION Che \l 1033 ]. Metal cleanliness varies
depending on the final product. Channels are often treated as an alternative to advance
metal cleanliness daily. In today's industry, all liquid aluminum channels work by
evacuating a rate of approaching incorporations. As a result, the cleanliness of the metal
entering the channel is critical to the final ingot consistency. Particularly within the
machining and apparatus business, intrigued in how to handle the reusing of cutting
liquids and metal chips has expanded since these materials are profoundly harmful.
Cutting liquids increment instrument life and efficiency by cooling and greasing up amid
handlings. In any case, cutting liquids and metal chips result in natural contamination and
is destructive to the human body. In arrange to illuminate the issues related to these
materials, eco-friendly innovations for the reusing of cutting liquids and metal chips have
been proposed by analysts and mechanical laborers. [ CITATION Lee17 \l 1033 ]. Because
cutting liquids and metal chips are extremely hazardous, interest in how to manage their
reuse has grown, especially in the machining and apparatus industry. Cutting liquids
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extend the life and reliability of instruments by cooling and lubricating them during
handling. Cutting liquids and metal chips, in any case, cause natural pollution and are
harmful to humans.
The molecule disseminations of this fabric are steady over a few months. In any
case, its solidness has not however been completely examined. Hence, we created
modern gear to test continuance and inspected the solidness of the magnetorheological
impact of the NanoMRF as well as a commercially accessible MRF. [ CITATION Abe17 \l
1033 ]. The durability of a magnet is not based on its appearance but on how it undergoes
the process of its limits.
The current format of a machining workshop pointed at minimizing the fabric of
taken care toll, expanding administrator security, moving forward adaptability for
operation, minimizing the by and large taken a toll, and utilizing the accessible region. A
successful plan of water-powered briquette press is carried out by employing a strong
displaying device and recreating the pressure-driven circuit. The result of the planned
machine was watched to address the expressed issues of the company. [ CITATION Keb19 \l
1033 ]. The current format of a machining workshop is aimed at lowering the overall
taken toll, increasing administrator protection, increasing operational adaptability,
lowering the overall taken toll, and utilizing the available space. Using a powerful
viewing system and recreating the pressure-operated circuit is a good strategy for a
water-powered briquette press.
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CHAPTER 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH DESIGN
In this study, the researcher integrated the quantitative research methods. The
quantitative research method, particularly the comparative research design was used to
compare the old method and the invented product which is the Magnetico 20. The
information defined from the study utilizing the significant difference of the two
variables used.
POPULATION AND SAMPLING
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The respondents of this study were 53 machining majors in Grade 9 (29th batch)
in the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown. Inc., S.Y. 2020-2021. The researchers use non-
probability sampling specifically purposive sampling.
RESPONDENTS OF THE STUDY
The research work involved 53 students: 29 from the morning session and 20 from
the afternoon, the respondents that are being chosen are those students that come from
machining majors.
VALIDATION FO THE INSTRUMENT
The self-constructed questionnaire and the structured online survey questionnaire
were forwarded to the adviser for comments and suggestions. Revisions were
incorporated for the improvement of the instrument. The instrument was then content
validated by our practical research teacher. Comparative is a more appropriate design for
this research because the researchers will compare the old and new methods. The old
method was cleaning using soft/stick broom while the new method was the newly
invented metal chip collector, they are both using in cleaning the metal chips in
machining shop.
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
PHASE 1: (PREPARATION STAGE). The researchers made a letter to have
permission in gathering the data.
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PHASE 2: (DATA GATHERING STAGE). The researchers distributed the
questionnaire to the respondents online. Every respondent has a corresponding email in
taking the survey sheet.
PHASE 3: (DATA ANALYSIS STAGE). After receiving all the data, the researchers
tabulated, organized, computed, analyzed, and interpreted the data coming from the
respondents.
STATISTICAL TREATMENT
This study used and integrated the following statistical tools to analyze the data
gathered from the respondents.
Frequency count – was used tallying the number of respondents according to their level
of satisfaction on the soft/stick broom and Magnetico 20.
Percentage – was applied to establish a comparative value of the frequency related to the
level of satisfaction of the respondents.
Likert Scale – was used to determine the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on the
soft/stick broom and Magnetico 20
Intervals:
STORNGLY DISAGREE: 1.00-1.80
DISAGREE: 1.81-2.60
NEUTRAL: 2.61-3.40
AGREE: 3.41-4.20
STRONGLY AGREE: 4.21-5.00
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Mean – was used to find the average level of satisfaction of 29 th batch for both method
and the ratings are from 1-5.
Standard Deviation- was used to show how scattered the respondents’ level of
satisfaction and the average level of satisfaction on soft/stick broom and Magnetico 20.
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
To complete this research with appropriate guidelines research ethics is important.
Considering the ethical aspects of research, the respondents is given enough time to
answers the questions so that they can depict the true view of this research. The research
uses primary and secondary data. This research gathers information to the respondents
with their full consent and permission to ensure the usage of their given data. The
disclosure of the respondent’s identity will be based on their permission if they are
willing to put or not so that there is a confidentiality, their identity will not be exhibited.
CHAPTER 4
DATA INTERPRETATION, PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
This chapters shows the interpretation, presentation and analysis of the data
coming from the online survey.
1.) What is the level of satisfaction of 29th Batch on the soft/stick broom method of
a.) Durability
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Soft/Stick broom Durability
Frequenc
Percentage
Descriptive Equivalent y
Strongly Disagree 29 55%
Disagree 23 43%
Neutral 1 2%
Agree 0 0%
Strongly Agree 0 0%
Total 53 100%
Figure 1: Shows the Level of Satisfaction of 29th batch on soft/stick broom method of
cleaning metal chips in terms of Durability.
The figure presented above is the level of satisfaction of 29th batch on soft/stick
broom method of cleaning metal chips in terms of durability in which it shows that most
of the respondents are strongly disagree about the durability of the soft/stick broom in
cleaning the metal chips in the shop. About 55% of them strongly disagree, 43% are
disagree, 2% are neutral, and 0% of them are both agree and strongly agree.
b.) Ease of use
Soft/Stick broom Ease of use

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 25 47%
Neutral 3 6%
Agree 1 2%
Strongly Agree 0 0%
Total 53 100%
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cleaning metal chips in terms of Ease of use.
The figure presented above is the level of satisfaction of 29th batch on soft/stick
broom method of cleaning metal in terms of ease of use in which it shows that most of
the respondents are disagree about the ease of use of the soft/stick broom method in
cleaning the metal chips in the shop. About 45% of them who are strongly disagree, 47%
disagree, 6% who are neutral, and 0% is strongly agree.
c.) Accessibility
Soft/Stick broom Accessibility

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 7 13%
Neutral 18 34%
Agree 18 34%
Strongly Agree 7 13%
Total 53 100%
Figure 3: Shows the Level of Satisfaction of 29th batch on soft/stick method broom of
cleaning metal chips in terms of Accessibility.
The figure above shows the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on soft/stick broom
method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of accessibility in which most of the
responses are both agree and neutral on the soft/stick broom method in cleaning the metal
chips in the shop. 34% of them are both agree and neutral, 13% are both disagree and
strongly agree and 6% of them are strongly disagree.
d.) Cleanliness
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Soft/Stick broom Cleanliness
Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 26 49%
Neutral 6 11%
Agree 3 6%
Strongly Agree 0 0%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Cleanliness.
responses are disagree on the soft/stick broom method in cleaning the metal chips in the
shop. About 49% of them are disagree, 34% are strongly disagree, 11% are neutral, 6%
are agree, and 0% is strongly agree.
Soft/Stick broom Reduction of waste

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 22 42%
Neutral 3 6%
Agree 0 0%
Strongly Agree 1 2%
Total 53 100%
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cleaning metal chips in terms of Reduction of waste.
method in cleaning the metal chips in terms of reduction of waste in which most of the
responses are strongly disagree on the soft/stick broom. About 51% of them are strongly
disagree, 42% are disagree, 6% are neutral, 2% are strongly agree, and 0% is agree.
f.) Safety
Soft/Stick broom Safety

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 31 58%
Neutral 2 4%
Agree 0 0%
Strongly Agree 0 0%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Safety.
The figure above shows the level of satisfaction of the 29 th batch on soft/stick
broom method in cleaning metal chips in terms of safety in which most of the responses
are disagree to the method. About 58% of them are disagree, 38% are strongly disagree,
4% are neutral, and 0% for both agree and strongly agree.
g.) Solution.
Soft/Stick broom Problem Solver

Descriptive Equivalent Frequenc Percentage
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y
Disagree 22 42%
Neutral 5 9%
Agree 1 2%
Strongly Agree 0 0%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Resolving the problem in the shop.
method in cleaning in terms of resolving the problem in the shop in which most of the
responses are strongly disagree to the method. About 47% of them are strongly disagree,
42% are disagree, 9% are neutral, 2% is agree, and 0% is strongly agree.
2.) What is the level of satisfaction of 29th Batch on the Magnetico 20 method of
a.) Durability
Magnetico 20 Durability

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 0 0%
Agree 27 51%
Total 53 100%
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Figure 1: Shows the Level of Satisfaction of 29 th batch on Magnetico 20 method of
cleaning metal chips in terms of Durability.
The figure above shows the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on Magnetico 20
method in cleaning the metal chips in terms of durability in which most of the responses
are agree to the method. About 51% of them are agree, 47% are strongly agree, 2% is
strongly disagree, and 0% for both disagree and neutral.
b.) Ease of use
Magnetico 20 Ease of use

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 0 0%
Agree 20 38%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Ease of use.
method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of ease of use in which most of the responses
are strongly agree to the method. About 62% of them are strongly agree, 38% of them are
agree and 0% for neutral, disagree and strongly disagree.
c.) Accessibility
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Magnetico 20 Accessibility
Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 4 8%
Agree 26 49%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Accessibility.
responses are agree to the method. About 49% of them are agree, 43% of them are
strongly agree, 8% are neutral, and 0% for both disagree and strongly disagree.
d.) Cleanliness
Magnetico 20 Cleanliness
Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 3 6%
Agree 25 47%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Cleanliness.
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method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of cleanliness in which most of the responses
are agree to the method. About 47% of them are agree, 45% are strongly agree, 6% are
neutral, 2% for strongly disagree and 0% for disagree.
Magnetico 20 Reduction of waste

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 1 2%
Agree 28 53%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Reduction of waste.
method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of reduction of waste in which most of the
responses are agree to the method. About 53% of them are agree, 45% are strongly agree,
1% are neutral, 0% for both disagree and strongly disagree.
f.) Safety
Magnetico 20 Safety
Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 0 0%
Neutral 0 0%
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Agree 26 49%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Safety.
method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of safety in which most of the responses are
strongly agree to the method. About 51% of them are strongly agree, 49% of them are
agree and 0% for neutral, disagree and strongly disagree.
g.) Solution.
Magnetico 20 Problem Solver

Frequenc
Percentage
Disagree 1 2%
Neutral 1 2%
Agree 23 43%
Total 53 100%
cleaning metal chips in terms of Resolving the problem in the shop.
method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of resolving the problem in the shop in which
most of the responses are strongly agree to the method. About 53% of them are strongly
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agree, 43% of them are agree, 2% for both neutral and agree and 0% for strongly
disagree.
3.) Is there a significant difference on the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on the use
of the soft/stick broom method and Magnetico 20 in cleaning metal chips in terms
of:
a.) Durability
Both method Soft/Stick broom Magnetico 20

Descriptive Equivalent Frequency Percentage Frequency Percentage
Strongly Disagree 29 55% 1 2%
Disagree 23 43% 0 0%
Neutral 1 2% 0 0%
Agree 0 0% 27 51%
Strongly Agree 0 0% 25 47%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Figure 1: Shows the Level of Satisfaction of 29 th batch on Soft/Stick broom and
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Durability.
and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of durability in which it
shows that Magnetico 20 is more durable compared to soft/stick broom method in
cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both methods, the durability of Magnetico
20 is more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
b.) Ease of use
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Neutral 3 6% 0 0%
Agree 1 2% 20 38%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Ease of use.
and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of ease of use in which it
shows that Magnetico 20 can use easily compared to soft/stick broom method in cleaning
the shop. Most of the responses for both methods, the ease of use of Magnetico 20 is
more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
c.) Accessibility

Disagree 7 13% 0 0%
Neutral 18 34% 4 8%
Agree 18 34% 26 49%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Accessibility.
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and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of accessibility in which it
shows that Magnetico 20 can be access immediately compared to soft/stick broom
method in cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both methods, the accessibility of
Magnetico 20 is more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
d.) Cleanliness

Neutral 6 11% 3 6%
Agree 3 6% 25 47%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Cleanliness.
and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of accessibility in which it
shows that Magnetico 20 can clean the metal chips cleanly compared to soft/stick broom
method in cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both methods, the cleanliness of
Magnetico 20 is more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
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Neutral 3 6% 1 2%
Agree 0 0% 28 53%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Reduction of waste.
and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of reduction of waste in
which it shows that Magnetico 20 can minimize the waste in the shop compared to
soft/stick broom method in cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both methods,
the cleanliness of Magnetico 20 is more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
f.) Safety

Neutral 2 4% 0 0%
Agree 0 0% 26 49%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Safety.
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and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of safety in which it shows
that Magnetico 20 can ensure safety in the shop compared to soft/stick broom method in
cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both methods, the safety of Magnetico 20 is
more satisfactory than soft/stick broom method.
g.) Solution.

Neutral 5 9% 1 2%
Agree 1 2% 23 43%
TOTAL 53 100% 53 100%
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips in terms of Resolving the problem in the
shop.
and Magnetico 20 method of cleaning the metal chips in terms of resolving the problem
in the shop in which it shows that Magnetico 20 can resolve the problem in the shop
compared to soft/stick broom method in cleaning the shop. Most of the responses for both
methods, the resolving of problem in the shop of Magnetico 20 is more satisfactory than
soft/stick broom method.
T-test: Paired Two sample for Means
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t- t-
P- Alpha
Variables Mean Variance n computed critical
value (a)
value value
Old
Method
13.28 1.42 53
(Soft/Stick
broom)
30.3025 2.007 0.0500 0.05
New
Method
31.15 1.34 53
(Magnetic
o 20)
Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips.
The figure above shows the paired t-test in testing if the variables is having
difference of not. Since the p-value is less than 0.05 then the hypothesis is rejected. And
in overall there is significant difference between the two variables.
CHAPTER 5
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
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SUMMARY
The main objective of this study is to know the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch
in cleaning the metal chips in the shop by the use of the old method which is soft/stick
broom and the new method which is the Magnetico 20 in the Sister of Mary School-
Boystown, Inc., Tungkop, Minglanilla, Cebu. Furthermore, it seeks to answer the
following question: 1.) What is the level of satisfaction of 29 th Batch on the soft/stick
broom method of cleaning metal chips in terms of durability, ease of use, accessibility,
cleanliness, reduction of waste, safety and resolving the problem in the shop. 2.) What is
the level of satisfaction of 29th Batch on the Magnetico 20 method of cleaning metal chips
in terms of durability, ease of use, accessibility, cleanliness, reduction of waste, safety
and resolving the problem in the shop. 3.) Is there a significant difference on the level of
satisfaction of 29th batch on the use of the soft/stick broom method and Magnetico 20 in
cleaning metal chips in terms of durability, ease of use, accessibility, cleanliness,
reduction of waste, safety and resolving the problem in the shop.
This research integrated Comparative Quantitative research design, also this
research selects all the machining major of the 29 th batch both morning and afternoon
which is the total of 53 respondents. The sampling was used in this research was non-
probability sampling specifically purposive non-random sampling. An online survey was
used by the researchers in gathering the data, mean, standard deviation, frequency count
and percentage. In treating and analyzing the data, the statistical tools used by the
researchers were Mean Score, Frequency Count and Percentage.
CONCLUSION
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After the analysis the researchers found out that there is a significant difference
between the soft/stick broom and Magnetico20 method in cleaning the metal chips in the
shop, in which the hypothesis is rejected since there is significant difference between the
two methods. It is clear stated in the analysis that the level of satisfaction of 29 th batch on
both methods in terms of durability, ease of use, accessibility, cleanliness, reduction of
waste, safety and resolving the problem in the shop. Magnetico 20 is more satisfactory
than the old method which is soft/stick broom.
RECOMMENDATION
The researchers would like to recommend the following:
SCHOOL ADMINMISTRATOR
The administration should continue to provide needed resources that can help
improve this Improvised vacuum cleaner and soon it can be useful in the community
especially in the machining shop.
THE SCHOOL
The school must let the students use the improvised vacuum cleaner to attain a
clean and safety shop.
STUDENTS
The students must use the improvised vacuum cleaner in cleaning the machine to
promote and maintain the cleanliness in our shop- the machining shop.
FUTURE RESEARCHERS
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The researchers recommend to the future researchers to improve the innovation
and to enhance the researcher’s idea to come up a better solution on the problem
identified.
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RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
SURVEY SHEET (MAGNETICO 20)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Answer the question legibly. There are no wrong or
correct answer, so answer it with honesty and sincerity.
NAME(OPTIONAL):
FAMILY SAINT:
AGE:
1.) The innovation is durable.
1 2 3 4 5
(Strongly disagree) (Disagree) (Neutral) (Agree) (Strongly agree)
2.) The innovation can be used easily.
1 2 3 4 5
3.) The innovation is accessible.
1 2 3 4 5
4.) The innovation can maintain cleanliness in the shop.
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1 2 3 4 5
5.) The innovation can reduce waste in the shop.
1 2 3 4 5
6.) The innovation is safe.
1 2 3 4 5
7.) The innovation can help in addressing the problem in the shop.
1 2 3 4 5
RESEARCH INSTRUMENT
SURVEY SHEET (OLD METHOD)
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Answer the question legibly. There are no wrong or
correct answer, so answer it with honesty and sincerity.
NAME(OPTIONAL):
FAMILY SAINT:
AGE:
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1.) The old method is durable.
1 2 3 4 5
2.) The old method can be used easily.
1 2 3 4 5
3.) The old method is accessible.
1 2 3 4 5
4.) The old method can maintain cleanliness in the shop.
1 2 3 4 5
5.) The old method can reduce waste in the shop.
1 2 3 4 5
6.) The old method is safe.
1 2 3 4 5
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7.) The old method can help in addressing the problem in the shop.
1 2 3 4 5
LETTER FOR PROTOTYPE
April 25, 2021
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Dear Sister Eva R. Aringo
School Principal
The Sisters of Mary School-Boystown, Inc.
Tungkop, Minglanilla, Cebu
Greeting of Peace!
In partial fulfillment of the requirements in the subject Practical Research 2 the
researchers, Grade 11-I Group 1 Machining major would like to ask permission for the
prototype making that will start this April 28, 2021 and will end in May 20,2021 not
including Sundays.
We hope for your positive response.
This is the schedule for the prototype making.
April 28 May 3 May 4
Gathering the materials Gathering the materials Cutting the materials

May 8 May 10 May 11
Cutting the materials Putting the materials Attaching the nut and
screw
May 12 May 13 May 14
Making the magnetic pump Making the magnetic pump Making the magnetic
broom
Connecting the wheel Making the trash can Making the trash can
Painting the prototype Finalizing Testing
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Grade 11-I Group 1 Researchers
The Researchers:
Teody R. Abiog
Elmer A. Anday
Alan S. Basilisco
Roy B. Bedoria
Kenn Davy O. Carcellar
John Louis Digman
Approved by:
Ms. Divina Gracia S. Palagtiw
LETTER FOR RESPONDENTS
Dear Respondents,
In line with the Practical Research 2 subject of the Grade 11 students we would like to
humbly ask permission from you as our respondents in conducting our research.
Excusing the concerned student who experience machining major and it will be good for
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study time only dependency on the Practical Research 2 schedule of the researchers. Rest
assured that the information gathered will be treated at most confidentiality.
Sincerely yours,
Grade 11-I Group 1 Researchers
The Researchers:
Teody R. Abiog
Elmer A. Anday
Alan S. Basilisco
Roy B. Bedoria
John Louis Digman
Approved by:
Ms. Divina Gracia S. Palagtiw
LETTERS
LETTERS OF PERMISSION TO EXCUSE THE RESPONDENTS
March 12, 2020
SR. EVA R. ARINGO, SM
School Principal
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The Sisters of Mary School-Boystown, Inc.,
Tungkop, Minnglanilla, Cebu
Dear Sr. Eva,
Greetings of Peace!
In partial fulfillment of our requirements for our subject Practical Research II, we the
researchers of Grade 11-I students would like to ask for permission to conduct a research
study about the implication in collecting the metal chips using Magnetico 20.
In connection with this, we would like to ask your good office to allow us to conduct our
research study in our school. Our respondents are the Grade 9 machining students (29 th
batch). Rest assured that the data we will gather will remain absolutely confidential and
to be used in academic purpose only. We believe that you are with us in our enthusiasm
to finish the requirement as compliance for our subject and to develop our well-being.
This is the schedule for the students:
QUANTITY DAY
18 MONDAY
18 TUESDAY
17 WEDNESDAY
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We hope of your positive response on this matter.
Your approval to conduct this study will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you very much.
Respectfully yours,
The Researchers:
Teody R. Abiog
Elmer A. Anday
Alan S. Basilisco
Roy B. Bedoria
John Louis Digman
MS. DIVINA GRACIA S. PALAGTIW
Practical Research II Teacher
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MR. GODOFREDO MIER MR. ANTHONY M. DOCDOR
Statistician TRADE Consultant
Recommending Approval:
MS. ANALYN C. ABAPO MR. RENE COLANAG
Assistant School Principal SAC AP Department
Approved by:
SR. EVA ARINGO, SM
School Principal
CURRICULUM VITAE
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Name: Teody R. Abiodg
Age: 16
Birthdate: August 1, 2004
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Citizenship: Filipino
Father’s Name: Teodulo C. Abiog
Mother’s Name: Merlinda R. Abiog
Address: San Pascual, Masbate
Elementary School: Boca Chica Elementary School
Achievements: Honor students, Athletics member
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Name: Elmer A. Anday
Age: 17
Birthdate: March 6, 2004
Gender: Male
Father’s Name: Elmer Anday Sr.
Mother’s Name: Angel
Address: Purpk 7 Tulosa, Cabanadbaran, City Agusan del Norte
Elementary School: Tulosa Elmentary School
Achievement: 2nd Honorable Mention
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Name: Alan S. Basilisco
Age: 16
Birthdate: July 12, 2004
Gender: Male
Father’s Name: Claudio B. Basilisco
Mother’s Name: Jocelyn S. Basilico
Address: Jampang, Argao, Cebu
Elementary School: Mabasa Elmentary School
Achievements: Best in Art
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Name: Roy B. Bedoria
Age: 17
Birthdate: July,17 2003
Gender: Male
Father’s Name; Bonifacio Bedoria
Mother’s Name: Ma.Gemma Bedoria
Address: Manlapay,Dalaguete,Cebu
Elementary School: Manlapay Elementary School
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Achievements: Boy Scout of the Year
Name: Kenn Davy O. Carcellar
Age: 16
Birthdate: August 28, 2004
Gender: Male
Father’s Name; Pepeto T. Carcellar
Mother’s Name: Francisca O. Carcellar
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Address: Brgy. San Roque, Daram, Samar
Elementary School: San Roque Elementary School
Achievements: Valedictorian, Best in Math, Best in Science
Name: John Louis Digman
Age: 15
Birthdate: June 27, 2005
Gender: Male
Father’s Name: Nestor W. Ayso
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Mother’s Name: Marily M. Digman
Address: Brgy. Sabang, Baybay City, Leyte
Elementary School: Sabang Elementary School
Achievements: Best in math, Rank 4 and M-top contestant
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THE LEVEL OF SATISFACTION IN

COLLECTING OF METAL CHIPS

A RESEARCH PAPER SUBMITTED

IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT FOR

CARCELLAR, KENN DAVY

DIGMAN, JOHN LOUIS

MS. DIVINA GRACIA S. PALAGTIW

THE SISTERS OF MARY-BOYSTOWN, INC., CEBU, PHILIPPINES

TUNGKOP, MINGLANILLA, CEBU

participation and contributions are sincerity appreciated and gratefully acknowledged.

particularly to the following:

accomplishing of this research.

with all honesty. Thank you.

2020-2021.The researchers used purposive sampling in choosing the representative by

section who experience machining major to answer the questions appropriately. In

the researchers came up with cleanliness as the theme in this study.

The research paper entitled “THE LEVEL OF SATISFACTION IN COLLECTING THE

METAL CHIPS USING THE MAGNETICO 20: A COMPARATIVE RESEARCH”

MS. DIVINA GRACIA S. PALAGTIW MR. GODOFREDO MIER

Research Teacher Statistician

AP/Math and Research Cluster Head

Research 2 in Senior High School Department of the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown,

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM……………………………………………...

SCOPE AND DELIMITATION………………………………………………….

THEORETICAL AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK……………….……….

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY……………………………………………....

RESEARCH ENVIRONMENT AND KEY INFORMANTS…………………....

DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE……………………………………………

LETTER FOR RESPONDENTS…………………………………………………

PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

a plastically deformed chip of appreciable dimensions and a united analysis can be

determining the coefficient of convective heat transfer in some parts of

absorbers”[ CITATION Uzb \l 1033 ]

The researcher seeks to identify the significant difference of level of satisfaction

understanding of the similarities and differences of these two methods.

Old method New method

Ease of use Ease of use

the old method (soft and stick broom).

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

broom in the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown, Inc, S.Y.,2020-2021.

It seeks to answer the following questions:

cleaning metal chips in terms of:

b.) Ease of use

e.) Reduction of waste

f.) Safety; and

cleaning metal chips in terms of:

b.) Ease of use

e.) Reduction of waste

f.) Safety; and

g.) Problem solver.

b.) Ease of use

e.) Reduction of waste

f.) Safety; and

g.) Problem solver.

SCOPE AND DELIMITATIONS

Magnetico 20. This research is conducted in the Sisters of Mary School-Boystown,

SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

beneficiaries of this study: