Modern Construction Need Modern Material,lightweight Concrete Blocks.
About many years ago two ideas were developed to produce lightweight concrete Aerated
Autoclave Concrete (AAC) and Cellular Lightweight Concrete (CLC). Each is based on the idea that adding air bubbles to mortar would lower its weight while at the same time improving the product.
The difference between AAC and CLC lies in how the air bubbles are generated.
AAC uses aluminum powder to catalyze a reaction that generates hydrogen gas bubbles formed from the reaction and are trapped in a lime, sand, gypsum and very small percentage of cement slurry. The slurry is allowed to set and then the product is cut into panels or blocks and placed in an autoclave to cure (an autoclave is required because the slurry has low cement contents).
CLC is a process based on making air bubbles in the form of a foam and then mixing the foam into a cement / sand slurry. The slurry is then poured into moulds. Since CLC slurries have higher cement contents, no autoclave curing is required instead, the finished product is cured like normal concrete or Steamed Cured with low pressure to achieve early strength.
As compared to AAC lightweight products, CLC air bubbles are significantly smaller, stronger, and each bubble is part of a closed cell system which means EnviroBUILD block products have lower water absorption - about half of the water absorption as AAC And Brick. Compared, CLC in-creases it strength infinitely under atmospheric conditions and there- fore does not have to be protected against humidity.
Enviro Build Resources Pvt Block manufacturing Technology is based on the CLC method. We have selected the best technology for all aspects of production and product quality: from QC control to placing methods and foam additive to mix designs. Mixer Machine to Cutting Machine. making EnviroBUILD Blocks.