Autoclaved Aerated Concrete---a New Type Green Building Material

The superior solution in the world of building materials and construction systems today. Thousands of architects, engineers, builders, owners, developers and other professionals, around the world validate the better properties of AAC in their own work and own valuable property and investment because of its proven advantages for more than 80 years. AAC is an unique building concept, which offers innumerable building advantages. The technology of producing building blocks from the natural raw materials quartz sand and lime has been around since the end, of last century. Around 1900, the process was improved by adding steam curing autoclave. This was the starting point for a completely new material. Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) embodies so many positive properties, that they could only be equaled by using a combination of different materials. AAC ranks as an incombustible building material.

Why is AAC considered a green and environmental building material?

1. Because the main ingredients are quartz sand,cement,lime and water, all abundantly available.

2. Because the material increases to five times its initial volume during production -because the primary energy needed to produce one cubic of material is only 340 KWH -because any production waste before its final setting will be reintroduced into the production cycle.

3. Because there is no pollution of either water or air as the only emissions result from generating the energy in the production process.

4. Because AAC left over from the building site can be recycled. Crushed and used for litter sand or foundation back fill or insulator.

5. Because AAC neither contains nor emits toxic substances.

Green Building Material---Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Manufacturer

AAC Autoclave for sale in ZG Boiler is carefully designed and manufactured on the basis of fully absorbing the strengths of similar products at home and abroad and standards related to pressure vessels, and it makes the finite element analysis and...