International Journal of Advanced Engineering Research and Science (IJAERS) [Vol-6, Issue-10, Oct- 2019] https://dx.doi.org/10.22161/ijaers.610.14 ISSN: 2349-6495(P) | 2456-1908(O) www.ijaers.com Page | 85 Constructive Process of using plates OSB (Oriented Strand Board) in sustainable structural systems in a Residential building in the city of Manaus - AM Raul Barbosa Gonçalves dos Santos 1 , Daniel Feliciano da Costa 2 , Livia da Silva Oliveira 3 David Barbosa de Alencar 4 , Camily Murrieta Vasconcelos Oliveira Bezerra 5 , Igor Felipe Oliveira Bezerra 6 1,2,3 Academic department, University Center FAMETRO, Manaus-AM, Brazil Email: rbgs1988@gmail.comp, felicianodaniel9602@gmail.com, oliveira.livia@gmail.com 4,5,6 Research department, Institute of Technology and Education Galileo of Amazon – ITEGAM, Manaus-AM, Brazil David002870@hotmail.com, camilymv@hotmail.com, igorfelipe.dss@hotmail.com Abstract— The use of reforestation wood in civil construction plays an important role in the sustainable development of the world, as is the case with oriented wood strip panels. Coming from continuous technological advancement, which adds quality to the material and creates new constructive solutions, OSB (Oriented Strand Board) panels appear as an effective alternative for society. This work aims to broaden the knowledge about the use of OSB boards in the building system (CES), due to their function and application in wall, slab, roof and roof sealing, based on a case study of the construction process of a residence. in the city of Manaus. Advantages and disadvantages of this system were compared when compared to the conventional system, and its use (OSB / CES) has been shown to meet the sustainability criteria, as it is ecologically viable, being a clean, lean process; economically viable, fast, cheap and inclusive as it generates local employment. Further studies are needed to understand the importance of using clean technologies for construction, capable of reducing impacts on the environment, without compromising the development of the site. Keywords— construction, oriented strand board, sustainability. I. INTRODUCTION Nowadays the ecological consequences of our actions have promoted, in the world architecture, the view that we must use the available raw materials carefully and economically. In industrialized countries, this concept has led the logging industry to rediscover the timber-built building, promoting quality material for construction companies. With the growth of environmental awareness and, mainly, after the ISO 14.000 Standard was instituted, the logging activities became more controlled, with this, the wood from sustainable management gained some notoriety. Oriented Strand Board (OSB) is designed to meet an unmet demand for common plywood panels: mechanical strength for structural purposes (RAMPAZZO; SPONCHIADO, 2000) [1] . In the Brazilian market, the OSB is still a little known panel, lacking greater disclosure of its characteristics and possibilities of use, especially in civil construction. Although shy, its application already occurs in floors and partitions, roofs and temporary works such as siding and housing(FERREIRA, 2003) [2] . The finitude of non-renewable natural resources and the development of the construction sector generated the need for adaptation to the problem of scarcity of some materials, such as native woods, natural aggregates, among others. And the use of alternative techniques and materials, as is the case with OSB, arise as a response to the problem.. This work aims to share scientific and practical knowledge, demonstrating the construction process of OSB plates in the CES (Sustainable Energy Building) system, employed in a single family residence in Manaus - AM. The case study in question highlights some technologies applied in the current market, their respective advantages and disadvantages.