AAC Blocks

Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (ACC) blocks are becoming a preferred choice for construction projects due to their exceptional benefits, making them widely used at construction sites. ACC blocks are lightweight, durable, and offer excellent thermal and sound insulation properties, which contribute to the overall efficiency of a building. These blocks are made through a process involving a mixture of cement, lime, silica, water, and aluminum powder, which are autoclaved at high pressure to form a porous structure. When used on construction sites, ACC blocks help accelerate the construction process due to their ease of handling and faster installation. They significantly reduce the load on the building’s foundation, making them ideal for multi-story buildings, and their lighter weight allows for easy transportation and installation by fewer workers, reducing overall labor costs.

In terms of energy efficiency, ACC blocks are highly effective in regulating the indoor temperature of a building by preventing heat transfer through their insulating properties. This results in energy savings by reducing the need for air conditioning and heating. The fire-resistant nature of ACC blocks is another critical feature, providing enhanced safety for buildings by preventing the spread of fire for several hours. Additionally, their resistance to moisture makes them suitable for use in humid climates, as they prevent water damage and the growth of mold or mildew.