What is AAC?
Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) is a certified green building material, which can be used for residential, commercial, and industrial construction. It is non-toxic, porous, reusable, renewable and recyclable.
When was AAC first developed?
AAC was developed in 1924 by a Swedish architect, who was looking for an alternate building material with properties similar to that of wood – good thermal insulation, solid structure and easy to work with – but without the disadvantage of combustibility, decay and termite damage.
What are aeroBLOCK made of?
aeroBLOCK is manufactured using Fly Ash mixed with Cement, Lime, Water and an Aerating Agent. The resultant building material, comprising millions of tiny air pores, is set and cut into blocks of different sizes.
What are the advantages of using aeroBLOCK?
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Makes productive use of recycled industrial waste i.e. Fly Ash.
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Manufacturing process is Non-polluting – the only by-product is steam.
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It is made of non-toxic ingredients.
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Does not emit any gases.
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Total energy consumption for producing aeroBLOCK is less than ½ of what it takes to produce any other building material.