MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY

ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Department of Mining, Metallurgical and Ceramics Engineering

CerE 136 (Fuels and Combustion)

Laboratory Report

Activity 1: Laboratory and Library Inventory

Performed by:

Sherallee M. Aguillon

Glimps B. Lapinig

Submitted to:

Dr. Raymond V. Rivera Virtudazo

Introduction
Inventory is one way of checking the materials in a specified place. It is important to do an inventory in

order to maintain the conditions and to check whether the materials are still functional and useful. An inventory

must be conducted every once a year or every two to three years depending on the size of the materials owned.

In this activity, the researchers are assigned to conduct an inventory at the College of Engineering and

Technology (COET) Library and at the Ceramic Engineering Laboratory (CerE Lab). The COET Library is

divided into different sections – the Reserve Section which contains the in-demand books, the Circulation

Section which houses the majority of the books in the library, the Reference Section which contains the

collection of reference books, the DOST-CHED-MAEP Section and the Donated Book Section. In the

Laboratory Inventory, the equipment are not just located in the CerE Laboratory but can also be found in the

Department of Mining, Ceramics and Metallurgical Engineering (DMCEM) Stockroom and in the 3rd floor of

the COET Building.

This activity aims to find books that are related to Ceramics and Material Science Engineering in the

COET library and to know the equipment in the Ceramic Engineering Laboratory. This helps the students to

easily locate and determine the books and equipment that are related and useful to the Ceramic and Material

Science courses.

General Objectives
1. To let the students know the laboratory equipment available in the Ceramic Engineering Laboratory

and in the DMCEM Stock room.

2. To let the students determine and classify the raw materials available in the DMCEM Stockroom.

3. To let the students identify the books related to Ceramics and Material Science Engineering in the

COET library.

Specific Objectives
1. The students will be able to know about the laboratory equipment’s function, model, brand,

allowable capacity, and technician-in-charge in the laboratory.

2. The students can classify the raw materials available in the laboratory.

3. The students will be able to identify the books related to ceramic and material science and will be

able to use it as a reference for further laboratory activities.

Review of Related Literature
In the field of business, inventory control is something that should be front-of –mind for anyone in the

wholesale distribution. It involves a greater oversight over one’s stock (Marx, 2018). In school inventory

particularly to the laboratory and library, it is also works just like a business inventory. The only difference

between the two is the location where they are used. Furthermore, school inventories are more subjected

compared to business inventory since the turnover of school inventory follows academic semesters which are

shorter compared to company’s operational year (N/A, 2015).

In libraries, inventory is one way to determine whether some items are in need of preservation or

conservation activities. In examining an item by item in modern inventory, barcode scanner and a laptop is

necessary, since libraries have thousands of books and it is impossible for the physical inventory with laying on

of hands on each individual item (Teper et.al, 2003).

Library is divided in different sections – Reserve Section, Circulation Section, Reference Section and

other sections depending on the library. Books are being put in the Reserve Section when a faculty member

requested it to be put on reserved as this is the designated book required for his particular subject. The

Circulation Section has the majority of the books in the library which provides the updated collection of library

materials. While the Reference Section contains the reference books like Almanacs, Thesaurus, Encyclopedia,

Maps etc. Retrieved from http://www.featiu.edu.ph/library-resources.php.

Moreover, inventory control is an essential component of proper laboratory management. Without

inventory control, compliance, results, accuracy and patient safety are compromised. Inventory control will not

work out if the staff members are irresponsible. Creating a discipline around inventory control is an effective

way to teach staff members the importance of personal responsibility in laboratory management and the need

for systems and processes that are necessary for efficient laboratory operations (freezerworks, 2016).

There are lot of reasons why it is a good idea to keep an inventory in school. The most important of

these is it is difficult to know what school owns, where each item is located, how much every asset is useful for

both general information and security purposes (N/A, 2015). In controlling the inventory there are simple ways.

One basic way is way a spread sheet with various columns for product name, item number, and quantity (Marx,

2018). However, if the inventory is as detailed as possible, there are some examples of the inventory details

must consider such as unique asset code, date purchased/received, estimated value of item, building and room

location, make and model number, purchase price, asset status (e.g. on loan), serial number, condition,
quantity, and order number. The more information logged, the easier it will be to find missing items and make a

claim on assets that are stolen.

It is not only the information of the item must consider but also the maintaining the inventory by

checked at least once a year. The record must be updated according to any changes (e.g. item’s location or

condition). Whenever an item goes missing, it should be updated immediately (N/A, 2015).

Methodology
I. DMCEM Laboratory Inventory
In conducting the laboratory inventory, the researchers asked first the permission to the

laboratory technician, Ma’am Marilou E. Legaspi. Then, the researchers proceeded to the

Ceramics Laboratory at room 114A/114B to take a photo of the equipment. Before taking the

photo, a label with a name of the group, course code, name of the equipment and date written on

a piece of paper and a scaling material which is a measuring tape was placed beside the

equipment. After all the equipment in the CerE laboratory at Room 114A/114B were taken, the

researchers then went to the COET Room at the 3rd floor, CerE Laboratory Room 115 and lastly,

to the DMCEM Stockroom to take a picture of the other equipment. Table 1 was then completed.

II. DMCEM Raw Materials Inventory

In conducting the inventory of the raw materials in the DMCEM Laboratory/Stockroom

located at the COET First floor, Room 111A, permission was asked first to the laboratory

technician, Ma’am Marilou E. Legaspi. Then, photo of the raw materials were taken following

the procedures in the laboratory equipment. Table 2 was then completed.

III. COET Library Inventory

In conducting the library inventory, the researchers went to the COET Library located at

the 4th floor of the COET Building. Before doing the inventory, permission was asked to the

librarian, Sir Candido Y. Tundag. Then the researchers find the books in the different sections of

the library that are related to Ceramics and Material Sciences. Before taking the pictures, label

and a ruler was placed beside the book. After that, the books were returned to the shelves

properly and orderly. Then the Table 3 on the results was completed.
Results
Table 1. DMCEM Laboratory Equipment
Equipme Function/s Capacity Model/Brand Location Lab. Tech Cost (in Remark Pictures
nt Peso)
Analytical JO Maximum Shimadzu DMCEM Ma’am Old,
Balance capacity : Stock Room Malou E. 20,656 Functional
220g Legaspi

Autolab Designed for Compliance Autolab CerE Lab. Ma’am 715,056 Old,
Potentiost electrochemi Voltage : 30V COET Room Malou E. Functional
at cal Maximum Legaspi
Galvanost measuremen Current: 2A
at ts
Drill Press Used in 17-inch to a Creston CerE Lab. Ma’am 13,500 Old,
preparing 22-inch COET Room Malou E. Functional
casting slip center- Legaspi
drilling
capacity
Bond Mill Use din 8.53 m CerE Lab. Ma’am 800,000 Old,
breaking diameter and Leeson Coet Room Malou E. Functional
solid 13.41 m long Electric 113B Legaspi
materials with a
into smaller correspondin
pieces by g motor
grinding power of
22 MW
Castable removes Part Number DMCEM Ma’am N/A Old,
Vacuum trapped air Voltage/Freq Buehler Stock Room Malou E. Functional
System from uency 20- Legaspi
mounting 3510-160
material, and 115VAC,
fills voids in 60Hz
the 20-3510-250
specimen
220VAC,
50Hz
Flotation Constitute Standard 220 Denver MetE Lab. Ma’am 784,087.5 Old, Not
Machine the Volt, 60 Hz, Room 113A Malou E. 0 Functional
equipment 1 or 3 phase Legaspi
for mineral
recovery
Hot Plate Used in Temp. Range Corning DMCEM Ma’am 7,564 Old,
with heating and : 25 – 480 PC-6200 Stock Room Malou E. Functional
Magnetic stirring a deg. Celsius Legaspi
Stirrer liquid very Speed: 60-
quickly 1200 rpm
Weighing Used in CerE Lab. Ma’am 550 Old,
Scale measuring Dahongying COET Room Malou E. Functional
the mass 30 kilogram 114 Legaspi
Diaphrag Determines DMCEM Ma’am 17,862 New,
m the Bruker AXS Stock Room Malou E. Functional
Vacuum elemental Legaspi
Pump composition N/A
of a material

Distilling Separates DMCEM Ma’am 109,837.5 Old,

Machine pure liquid Barnstead Stock Room Malou E. 0 Functional
from a 6 liters Legaspi
mixture of
liquids

DV-E Provides 18 speeds for DMCEM Ma’am 158,350 Old,

Viscomete reliable greater range Stock Room Malou E. Functional
r viscosity capability Brookfield Legaspi
reading (0.3 to 100
rpm)
 Electric Used to Old,
Muffle isolate the offer CerE Lab. Ma’am 29,650 Functional
Furnace subject of temperature Thermo COET Room Malou E.
the material ranges from Scientific 114 Legaspi
from the 1100°C to
fuel and all 1700°C
of the
products of
the
combustion,
including
gases and
flying ash
Electronic Used to 30 kilograms Proman DMCEM Ma’am 2,600 New,
Scale measure the Germany Stock Room Malou E. Functional
weight of an Legaspi
item

Grinder Used to DMCEM Ma’am 248,000 Old,

Polisher prepare high GP260-250S Stock Room Malou E. Functional
Machine quality 11A Legaspi
polished 50 - 600 rpm Buehler
surfaces on a
wide variety
of materials
Jar Mill Also used in 3 liters Elta B-117 CerE Lab. Ma’am 24,100 Old,
breaking and COET Room Malou E. Functional
grinding the 114A Legaspi
solid
materials
LA Used for Oven CerE Lab. Ma’am 9,650 Old,
Germania heating , Capacity: COET Room Malou E. Functional
Oven baking, or 49.0 liters LA Germania 114A Legaspi
drying of the
substance
Laser Used to 0.375-948.2 DMCEM 3rd Ma’am 748,950 Old,
Particle characterize micrometer Floor Malou E. Functional
Analyzer the size of Coulter Room Legaspi
the
distribution
of particles
in a given
sample
Leading Used to 2400 CerE Lab. Ma’am 2,580,005 Old,
Thermal measure a Room 113B Malou E. Functional
Analysis number of Netzsch Legaspi
(Differenti characteristi
al c properties
Scanning of a sample
Calorimet
er)
Memmert Used for 53.0 liters CerE Lab. Ma’am 13,000 Old,
Oven heating, COET Room Malou E. Functional
baking, or Memmert 114 Legaspi
drying of a
substance
Modular To produce 75mm x C760 DMCEM Ma’am 7,500 Old, Not
Condenser high quality 75mm Stock Room Malou E. Functional
System and high Legaspi
performance
printed
images
Nitrogen Used for CerE Lab. Ma’am 6,057.50 Old, Not
Tank plus gases and 204 bar Malou E. Functional
Regulator liquids, and (pressure) Matheson Legaspi
can be an
integral
device with
an output
pressure
setting
Oxygen used in 25 grams Parr CerE Lab. Ma’am 140,000 Old, Not
Bomb measuring Instrument Malou E. Functional
Calorimet the heat of Company Legaspi
er combustion
of a
particular
reaction
Pellet Used to 8-10 grams Parr DMCEM Ma’am 70,109.50 Old,
Press create Instrument Stock Room Malou E. Functional
pellets from Company Legaspi
powdered
material

Power Used to 3000 watts OSK 11904 DMCEM Ma’am 4,200 Old, Not
Supply supply ( Ogawa Seiki Stock Room Malou E. Functional
electric Co. LTD) Legaspi
power to an
electric load
Rotary To expose Full height : 6 CerE Lab. Ma’am 149,938 Old,
Sieve the particles sieves COET Room Malou E. Functional
Shaker in a sample Humboldt 114 Legaspi
to all the Half height :
openings in 13 sieves
each sieve in
a stack
Rockwell Measures Old,
Hardness the Ma’am Ritsi Functional
Tester permanent Load Range: HR-150A CE 60,000
depth of 60 kg, 100 Laboratory
indentation kg, 150 kg
produced by
a force/load
on an
indenter
Sharp An electric
Microwav oven that
e Oven heats and Ma’am
with cooks food CerE Lab. Malou E. 17,521.50 Old, Not
Temperatu by exposing 33 liters Sharp COET Room Legaspi Functional
re it to 114
Controller electromagn
etic
radiation in
the
microwave
frequency
range
Used to 10-100 RX-29-16 DMCEM Ma’am 2,250 Old,
Sieve determine particle size Stockroom Malou E. each Functional
the particle Legaspi
of raw
materials
UA Used to
Pulverizer pulverize
coal for 1 lb/minute BICO Inc. CerE Lab. Ma’am 364,781.5 Old,
combustion Burbank Calif COET Room Malou E. 0 Functional
in the steam- 113B Legaspi
generating
furnaces of
fossil power
plants
Unconfine Used for
d determining Ma’am
Compressi the Max. Load : Marui and Co. jCerE Lab. Malou E. Rs 45000 Old,
on compressive 50 kg LTD COET Room Legaspi Functional
Apparatus strength of 114
undisturbed
or remolded
soil samples
Vecstar Used to CerE Lab. Ma’am Old, Not
Furnace provide heat COET Room Malou E. Functional
for a process 4.6 liters Vecstar 114A Legaspi 266712.50
or can serve
as a reactor
which
provides
heat of
reaction

Table 2. DMCEM Raw Materials

Raw Particle Quantity Model/Bra Location Lab. Tech Cost/Sa Remark Pictures
Material Size (per sack) nd mple in s
Pesos
(per
sack)
Coal N/A 1 N/A DMCEM Ma’am N/A Black in
Stock Room Malou E. Color
Legaspi

Plaster of N/A 8 Supraduro DMCEM Ma’am 2,900.00 White in

Paris Stock Room Malou E. Color
Legaspi

Red Clay N/A 1 Tubod DMCEM Ma’am 20.00 Red in

Stock Room Malou E. color
Legaspi

Silica 200 mesh 10 N/A DMCEM Ma’am 1,200.00 White in

Stock Room Malou E. Color
Legaspi

Feldspar N/A 1 N/A DMCEM Ma’am N/A White in

Stock Room Malou E. Color
Legaspi

Table 3. COET Ceramics and Material Sciences Books

Book # Title of the Book Author(s), Year Publisher Call # Location Librarian Pictures
549.6710
Origin & Springer-Verlag 74 COET Library,
Mineralogy of Velde, Bruce Berlin Heidelberg Reserve Candido Y.
1745 Clays (1995) Section Tundag
 Wilson, M.J. 549.6/C5 Candido Y.
Clay Mineralogy Chapman and Hall COET Library,
(1994) 78 Tundag
Reserve
1979 Section

2022 COET Library,

Hydrophilic J. Edward Glass The American 547 7045 Reserve Candido Y.
Polymers (1996) Chemical Society 422 #955 Section Tundag
Hodder and COET Library,
Polymers and Michael and Stoughton 547.7/11 Reserve Candido Y.
1787 Plastics Irene Fish (1990) Limited /556 Section Tundag

Hemisphere COET Library,

Principles of Rodriguez,Ferdin Publishing 668.9 / Reserve Candido Y.
40497 Polymer Systems and (1982) Corporation R618 Section Tundag

Anil Kumar, COET Library,

99P- Fundamentals of Rakesh Gupta McGraw-Hill 669.9 / Reserve Candido Y.
4004 Polymers (1998) Companies K96 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Manufacture and R.H Burgess Macmillan 668.4237 Reserve Candido Y.
38738 Processing of PVC (1982) Publishing Co.,Inc. / M31 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Plastics William J. Patton Reston Publishing 668.4 / Reserve Candido Y.
16086 Technology (1976) Company, Inc. P27 Section Tundag

COET Library,
2000P- Theory of J. Chakrabarty McGraw-Hill Book 668.4 / Reserve Candido Y.
4714 Plasticity (1998) Companies C354 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Introduction to J.h Briston, C.C Newnes- 668.4 / Reserve Candido Y.
36255 Plastics Gasselin (1968) Butterworths B77 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Folk Pottery in Dawn F. Rooney Oxford University 666.3059 Reserve Candido Y.
37223 South East Asia (1987) Press / R67 Section Tundag

Introduction to COET Library,

12P- Glass Science and James E. Shelby The Royal Society 666.1 / Reserve Candido Y.
15155 Technology (2005) of Chemistry Sh 43 Section Tundag

COET Library,
12P- Whitewares and Cartey, William The American 666.05 / Reserve Candido Y.
15168 Materials (2003) Ceramic Society 334 Section Tundag

Rahaman, COET Library,

12P- Sintering of Mohamed CRC Press, Taylor 666.04 / Reserve Candido Y.
15157 Ceramics (2008) and Francis Group R129 Section Tundag
The Science of National Bureau
Ceramic of Standards COET Library,
Machining and S.J. Schneider, Special Reserve Candido Y.
30359 Surface Finishing R.W. Rice (1972) Publication 666 / SY6 Section Tundag
 William Carty, COET Library,
11P- Science of Christoper The American 666 / Sc Reserve Candido Y.
15158 Whitewares II Sinton (2000) Ceramic Society 17 Section Tundag

COET Library,
99P- Introduction to W.D Kingery John Wiley and 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
3943 Ceramics (1960) Sons Inc. K59 Section Tundag

Introduction to W.D Kingery , COET Library,

99P- Ceramics 2nd H.K Bowen, D.R John Wiley and 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
3943 Edition Uhlman (1976) Sons Inc. K59 Section Tundag

An Introduction to David Clark,

Ceramic Diane COET Library,
12P- Engineering Foltz,Thomas The American Reserve Candido Y.
15159 Design McGee (2002) Ceramic Society 666 / ln8 Section Tundag

COET Library,
2004P- Metallurgy of The McGraw-Hill 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
8640 Failure Analysis A.K Das (1999) Company D26 Section Tundag
Ceramic
Technology for Yvonne COET Library,
2003P- Potters and Hutchinson Cuff The McGraw-Hill 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
7203 Sculptors (1996) Company C895 Section Tundag

COET Library,
98P- Fundamentals of Michel Barsoum The McGraw-Hill 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
2868 Ceramics (1997) Company B28 Section Tundag

ESEP- R.A Tepstra, COET Library,

00144 Ceramic P.P.A.C Dex, A.H 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
9 Processing de Vries (1995) Chapman and Hall C334 Section Tundag
COET Library,
2004P- Ceramics and Alma Caira 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
8759 Glassware (2000) Aurum Press C142 Section Tundag

Van Nostrand COET Library,

Ceramics Craft Fiorella Cottier - Reinhold 666 / Reserve Candido Y.
12830 and Arts Angeli (1974) Company C142 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics COET Library,

96P- in Material Robert Dehoff 620.1129 Reserve Candido Y.
1705 Science (1993) McGraw-Hill Inc. 6 / P367 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Materials Science Herman Pollack Reston Publishing 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
17207 and Metallurgy (1977) Company, Inc. / P76 Section Tundag

Foundations of
Material Science COET Library,
99P- & Engineering, William Smith 620.11 / Reserve Candido Y.
3700 2nd Ed. (1993) McGraw-Hill Inc. Sm68 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Science of Witold Brostow John Wiley and 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
20808 Materials (1979) Sons Inc. / B79 Section Tundag
 COET Library,
Essentials of 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
17835 Material Science A.G Guy (1976) McGraw-Hill Inc. / G99 Section Tundag

Material Science
and Engineering :
Structure and COET Library,
2002P- Properties of William Smith 620.16 / Reserve Candido Y.
6488 Engineering Alloys (1993) McGraw-Hill Inc. Sm68 Section Tundag

Introduction to James COET Library,

2000P- Material Science , Shackerford 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
4852 4th Edition (1992) Prentice-Hall Inc. / Sh11 Section Tundag

Microstructural
Characterization David COET Library,
12P- of Materials, 2nd Brandon,Wayne John Wiley and 620.1129 Reserve Candido Y.
15160 Edition Kaplan (2008) Sons Inc. 9 / B734 Section Tundag

Plasticity in COET Library,

Reinforced 620.137 Reserve Candido Y.
ccc Concrete W.F Chen McGraw-Hill Inc. / C42 Section Tundag

Structure & COET Library,

Properties of A.T Dibenedetto 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
6282 Materials (1967) McGraw-Hill Inc. / D54 Section Tundag

Structure &
Properties of COET Library,
2000P- Engineering Henkel & Pense 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
8019 Materials (2002) McGraw-Hill Inc. / H389 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Material Science O.P Khanna 620.112 Reserve Candido Y.
23493 of Metallurgy (1996) McGraw-Hill Inc. / K19 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Elementary Faires, Vigil The MacMillan 536.7 / Reserve Candido Y.
5991 Thermodynamics (1957) Company F16e Section Tundag

Thermodynamics Carnegie COET Library,

Relations in Open George Tunell Institution of 536.7 / Reserve Candido Y.
39219 System (1977) Washington T83 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Materials & Kohn, Mak The MacMillan 620.1 / Reserve Candido Y.
3589 Processes (1952) Company K83 Section Tundag

Kenneth Wark, COET Library,

2002P- Donald Richards 536.721 Reserve Candido Y.
6115 Thermodynamics (1999) McGraw-Hill Inc. / W234 Section Tundag

An Introduction to COET Library,

Crystallography, Phillips F.C. John Wiley and 548 / Reserve Candido Y.
11000 4th Edition (1986) Sons Inc. P54 Section Tundag
 Rom Kossawsky,
Physics & Siegfried
Materials Science Methfessel,
of High Dieter COET Library,
Temperature Wohlleben Kluwer Academic 507.623 Reserve Candido Y.
1264 Super Conductors (1989) Publisher / P569 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics COET Library,

of Materials David V. Ragome John Wiley and 536.7 / Reserve Candido Y.
1395 Volume I (1995) Sons Inc. R163 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics COET Library,

of Materials David V. Ragome John Wiley and 536.7 / Reserve Candido Y.
1395 Volume II (1995) Sons Inc. R163 Section Tundag

R.F. Hehemann, COET Library,

High Temperature G. Mervin Ault The MacMillan 669. 95 / Reserve Candido Y.
16721 Materials (1957) Company 1t36 Section Tundag
Introduction to
Phase
Transformations COET Library,
in Condensed 669.9 / Reserve Candido Y.
20271 Systems Fine, Morris McGraw-Hill Inc. F49 Section Tundag

Engineering
Thermodynamics 621. COET Library,
Fundamentals and Francis F. Huang The MacMillan 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
18573 Applications (1976) Company H36 Section Tundag

Introduction to COET Library,

Metallurgical David R. Gaskell Scripta Publishing 621.402 Reserve Candido Y.
26324 Thermodynamics (1940) Company / G21 Section Tundag

Introduction to COET Library,

Thermodynamics David A. Money 621.492 Reserve Candido Y.
6491 and Heat Transfer (1953) Prentice-Hall Inc. / M77 Section Tundag

Advanced
Engineering COET Library,
Thermodynamics Rowland S. 621.2021 Reserve Candido Y.
18794 2nd Edition Benson (1977) Pergamon Press / B44 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics:
An Engineering Yunus A. Cengel, 621. COET Library,
2003P- Approach 3rd Michael A. Boles WCB McGraw-Hill 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
8019 Edition (1998) Inc. C333 Section Tundag

Virgil Moring 621. COET Library,

Thermodynamics Faires, Clifford The MacMillan 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
33180 6th Ed. Max Simmang Company F16 Section Tundag
 Thermodynamics:
An Engineering Yunus A. Cengel, 621. COET Library,
071- Approach 4th Michael A. Boles 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
10806 Edition (2002) McGraw-Hill Inc. C332 Section Tundag

William L. 621. COET Library,

Engineering Haberman, Janes 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
18647 Thermodynamics E.A. John (1980) Allyn & Bacon Inc. H11 Section Tundag

Fundamentals of Michael J.
Engineering Moran, Howard 621. COET Library,
2002P- Thermodynamics N. Shapiro John Wiley and 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
6917 4th Edition (2000) Sons Inc. M793 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics: 621. COET Library,

99P- Principles and Michael A. Saad 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
3340 Practice (1997) Prentice-Hall Inc. Sa11 Section Tundag

Engineering William C. 621. COET Library,

Thermodynamics: Reynolds, Henry 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
23927 2nd Edition C. Perkins (1977) McGraw-Hill Inc. R33 Section Tundag

Richard E.
Sonntag, Claus
Fundamentals of Borgnakke, 621. COET Library,
Thermodynamics Gordon J. Van John Wiley and 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
9223 6th Edition Wylen (2003) Sons Inc. S059 Section Tundag

Mark W.
Heat and Zemansky, COET Library,
Thermodynamics Richard H. 621. Reserve Candido Y.
25007 6th Edition Dittman (1981) McGraw-Hill Inc. 4021 / Z4 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics:
Applied to Heat 621. COET Library,
Engines 6th E.H. Lewitt Sir Isaac Pitman & 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
6284 Edition (1965) Sons Ltd. L59t Section Tundag

Fundamentals of Michael J.
Engineering Moran, Howard 621. COET Library,
99P- Thermodynamics N. Shapiro John Wiley and 4021 / Reserve Candido Y.
4051 3rd Edition (2000) Sons Inc. M793 Section Tundag

Introduction to COET Library,

Material and G.V Reklaites John Wiley and 620.0042 Reserve Candido Y.
1221 Energy Balances (1983) Sons Inc. /R244 Section Tundag

2000P- COET Library,

00070 Understanding Rolf Hummel Springer-Verlag 620.1 / Reserve Candido Y.
3 Material Sciences (1998) Berlin Heidelberg H883 Section Tundag
 Behavior and COET Library,
Properties of T.E Tietz, J.W Stanford 669.82 / Reserve Candido Y.
20290 Refractory Metals Wilson (1965) University Press T44 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Metallurgy Theory American 669 / Reserve Candido Y.
27-215 and Practice Dell Allen (1969) technical Society A15 Section Tundag

Evaporative
Cooling of COET Library,
Metallurgical S.M Andonyer MIR Publisher 669.8 / Reserve Candido Y.
21034 Furnaces (1976) Moscow An2 Section Tundag

Aluminum
Propeties and COET Library,
Physical John Hatch American Society 669.722/ Reserve Candido Y.
29734 Metallurgy (1984) for Metals A28 Section Tundag

Light Alloys: COET Library,

Metallurgy of I.J Polmear Edward Aurhold , 669.72 / Reserve Candido Y.
35135 Light Metals (1981) Ltd. P761 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Copper and Owen Ellis American Society 669.3 / Reserve Candido Y.
4686 Copper Alloys (1948) for Metals E15 Section Tundag

Extractive A.K Biswas, W.G COET Library,

Metallurgy of Davenport Robert Maxwell, 669.3 / Reserve Candido Y.
18367 Allloys 2nd Edition (1980) M.C. B54 Section Tundag

Morphologic
Crystallography COET Library,
And Optical Oxford and IBH 548 / Circulation Candido Y.
17139 Mineralogy S. Ray (1976) Publishing Co. R21 Section Tundag

Recrystallization COET Library,

and Grain Growth P.Cotterill, P.R. Surrey University 549.23 / Circulation Candido Y.
24572 in Metals Mould Press C82 Section Tundag

Sonntag, COET Library,

00P- Fundamentals of Borgnakke John Wiley and 621.402 Circulation Candido Y.
4719 Thermodynamics (1998) Sons Inc. / 3059 Section Tundag

Heat and COET Library,

95D- Thermodynamics Mark W. 621.4021 Circulation Candido Y.
985 4th Edition Zemansky (1957) McGraw-Hill Inc. / Z4 Section Tundag
 COET Library,
Thermodynamics Circulation Candido Y.
4710 2nd Edition Reynolds (1965) McGraw-Hill Inc. 621.4021 Section Tundag
Vigil Faires,
Clifford
Problems on Simmang, COET Library,
Thermodynamics Alexander The MacMillan 621.4021 Circulation Candido Y.
33179 5th Edition Brewer (1970) Company / F16 Section Tundag

COET Library,
Thermodynamics Faires, Vigil The MacMillan Circulation Candido Y.
23988 5th Edition (1970) Company 621.4021 Section Tundag

Vigil Faires,
Clifford
Problems on Simmang, 621. COET Library,
Thermodynamics Alexander The MacMillan 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
16956 6th Edition Brewer (1970) Company F15 Section Tundag

621. COET Library,

090- Student Solutions Yunus Cengel, 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
15053 Guide Michael Boles McGraw-Hill Inc. C332 Section Tundag

Fundamentals of 621. COET Library,

Classical Van Wylen, 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
26155 Thermodynamics Gordon McGraw-Hill Inc. V26 Section Tundag

William 621. COET Library,

Engineering Reynolds, Henry 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
39988 Thermodynamics Perkins (1970) McGraw-Hill Inc. R33 Section Tundag

International COET Library,

Thermodynamics Jesse S. Doolittle Texbook 621.4021 Circulation Candido Y.
16994 for Engineers (1964) Company / D12 Section Tundag

Property Table Yunus Cengel, 621. COET Library,

0911- Booklet 4th Michael Boles 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
15054 Edition (2000) McGraw-Hill Inc. C332 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics Yunus Cengel, 621. COET Library,

01P57 for Engineering Michael Boles 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
14 Approach (1989) McGraw-Hill Inc. C332 Section Tundag

Thermodynamics Yunus Cengel, 621. COET Library,

080- for Engineering Michael Boles 4021 / Circulation Candido Y.
13923 Approach (2006) McGraw-Hill Inc. C332 Section Tundag
 Material Science
Engineering Series Lawrence COET Library,
Physical Chemistry Darleen, Robert 541. 3 / Circulation Candido Y.
13435 of Metals Gumo (1953) McGraw-Hill Inc. D24 Section Tundag

North-Holland COET Library,

20000- Crystal Growth an P. Hartman Publishing 548 / Circulation Candido Y.
4891 Introduction (1973) Company C884 Section Tundag

COET Library,
ESEP- DOST-CHED-
00123 Glasses and Glass M.H. Lewis 666. 1 / MAEP Book Candido Y.
3 Ceramics (1989) Chapman and Hall G464 Section Tundag

COET Library,
ESEP- DOST-CHED-
00125 Phase Equilibria in Floyd A. Hummel Marcel Dekker, 666 / MAEP Book Candido Y.
2 Ceramics System (1984) Inc. H883 Section Tundag
COET Library,
ESEP- DOST-CHED-
00125 Modern Ceramic David W. Marcel Dekker, 666 / MAEP Book Candido Y.
1 Engineering Richerson (1992) Inc. R339 Section Tundag

COET Library,
ESEP- DOST-CHED-
00189 Plastics in A.S. Athalye 666. 8 / MAEP Book Candido Y.
2 Packaging (1992) McGraw-Hill Inc. At33 Section Tundag

Modelling Phase
Equilibria Staniskahl COET Library,
Thermodynamic Malanowski, DOST-CHED-
Background and Andrzes Anderko Kluwer Academic 660. 296 MAEP Book Candido Y.
1915 Practical Solutions (1992) Publisher / M291 Section Tundag

COET Library,
H. Brodowsky, DOST-CHED-
Thermochemistry H.J. Schaller Kluwer Academic 669. 9 / MAEP Book Candido Y.
1230 of Alloys (1989) Publisher J343 Section Tundag

Plasticity and International COET Library,

D- Fracture of Karl Kromp Atomic Energy 666 / Donated Candido Y.
0174 Ceramic Materials (1989) Agency K921 Books Section Tundag

Fiber
Strengthening of International COET Library,
D- Ceramic And D.C. Phillips Atomic Energy 666 / Donated Candido Y.
0167 Glasses (1989) Agency P542 Books Section Tundag

Applications of International COET Library,

D- Advanced Ceramic Atomic Energy Donated Candido Y.
0159 Material Xi Ren Fu (1989) Agency 666 / F95 Books Section Tundag

COET Library,
D- D.W. Millan 666.1 / Donated Candido Y.
0021 Glass Ceramics (1964) Academic Press M22 Books Section Tundag
 COET Library,
D- 669 / Donated Candido Y.
0173 Ceramics Kingery Pinn Garvacio Soft Bound K59 Books Section Tundag

Discussion
In the conducted inventory at the COET Library and Ceramic Engineering Laboratory, the researchers

were able to gather the information needed in the tables given above.

Table 1 shows the data of the Ceramic Engineering Laboratory Equipment. There are at least 31

equipment that can be found not just on the CerE Laboratory but also in the DMCEM Stockroom and in Room

located at the COET building , 3rd floor. Some of the equipment found in the laboratory are old and non-

functional while the others are under repair. The equipment found in the inventory are not just limited to the

Ceramic Engineering student but it is useful also to the Metallurgical and Mining students.

Base on Table 2, there are at least 5 different raw materials that can be found in the DMCEM

Stockroom. The following are Coal, Feldspar, Plaster of Paris, Red Clay and Silica. The raw materials are

located in the DMCEM Stockroom, inside a large container because it needs not to be contaminated by other

materials in order to avoid error while conducting experiments.

Shown in Table 3 are the data gathered in the COET Library inventory. There are at least 100 books that

are related to Ceramics and Material Science that can be found in the library. Base on the data, the Reserve

Section holds the highest number of books that are related to Ceramics and Material Science Engineering while

the Donated Book Section holds the least number of books. Some of the books that are related to the Ceramics

and Material Science Engineering can also be found in the Circulation, DOST-CHED-MAEP and Reference

Section in the library.

Conclusion
In conclusion, the students will know the equipment available in the Ceramics Laboratory and in the

DMCEM Stockroom. They can also classify the different raw materials in the DMCEM Stockroom and lastly,

the students can identify and locate the books that are related to Ceramic and Material Science Engineering

easily in the different sections of the library.

References
 1. Teper, Thomas H.; Stephanie S. Atkins. (May, 2003). “Building Preservation: The University of Illinois
at Urbana-Champaign’s Stacks Assessment”. College & Research Libraries 64 (3): 211-227. Retrieved
on August 15, 2019.

2. Freezerworks. (Oct, 2016). Why Inventory Control is so Essential to Good Lab Management. www.
Freezerworks.com/index.php/2016/10/20/why-inventory-control-is-so-essential-to-good-lab-
management. Retrieved on August 15, 2019.

3. N/A. (Jan, 2015). 7 School Inventory Examples and Samples.

https://www.examples.com/business/school-inventory.html Retrieved on August 15, 2019.

4. Marx, J. (March, 2018). What is Inventory Control?. http://www.handshake.com/blog/what-is-

inventory-control/ Retrieved on August 15, 2019.

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Recommendation
Before having the inventory in the library and laboratory, the students should have a list of the

ceramic equipment, raw materials and ceramic related books by simply asking the in-charge (Teacher librarian

and laboratory technician) so that the students will be able to locate them easily. It is recommended also to

conduct the inventory ahead of time to avoid panic which is the main cause of incomplete listing of items

(ceramic equipment, raw materials and ceramic related books).

 Bomb Calorimeter

Figure 1. Parts of Bomb Calorimeter

Parts of Bomb Calorimeter

Bomb calorimeter is used in determining heat of reaction of a liquid or solid fuel sample. It is a closed

vessel with a constant volume. There are four essential parts that are required in any bomb calorimeter [1].

1. Bomb or Steel Bomb is made from stainless steel and it is where the combustible charges can be

burned.

2. Bucket or Container for holding the bomb in a measured quantity of water, together with a stirring

mechanism,

3. Insulating jacket or Insulated Outer Container is used to protect the bucket from transient thermal

stresses during the combustion process

4. Thermometer used for measuring temperature changes within the bucket.

 X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF)

Figure 2. FISCHERSCOPE® X-Ray Fluorescence Spectroscopy (XRF)

Instrument

Parts of X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF)

1. The X-ray tube generates the primary X-radiation by accelerating high voltage to very high speeds. The

electrically heated cathode produce electrons which the electrons bombard the anode material. This

generates the primary X-radiation.

2. The shutter functions as a safety device and closes the access of the primary X-radiation to the

measurement chamber, if needed.

3. Light source (not shown in the figure) illuminates the sample. A mirror and lens direct the image of the

measurement location to a color video camera. The mirror has a hole in its center for the primary

radiation to pass through.

4. The aperture (collimator) limits the cross-section of the primary beam in order to excite a measurement

spot of a defined size.

5. The primary X-radiation impacts the atoms on the sample surface (coating layer and base material)

and in the process knocks electrons from the inner electron shell. Electrons from outer electron shells fill

the resultant voids emitting a fluorescence radiation that is characteristic in its energy distribution for a

particular material.
 6. The energy dispersive detector measures the energy distribution of the fluorescence radiation. A

multistage electronics circuit processes the measurement signals.

7. The spectrum shows the measured lines or peaks that are characteristic for the chemical elements in the

sample.

8. The WinFTM Software computes the thickness of the coating(s) and/or the analysis result. The video

image of the sample is shown in the WinFTM window. The precise position of the measurement

location and the measurement spot is possible due to the special design of the optical and the x-ray

guidance systems [2].

References

[1]Generalic, E.(2018). Chemistry Glossary. Bomb Calorimeter. Retrieved From

https://glossary.periodni.com/glossary.php?en=bomb+calorimeter. Date Accessed: August 26, 2019.

[2] Helmut Fischer. X-Ray Fluorescence Measuring System. Retrieved from https://xrf-

spectroscopy.com/. Accessed on August 27, 2019.