What material is the aerated block made of?

It is mainly made of fly ash as raw material, and then cement, lime, foam stabilizer and other materials are added in the production process, which is processed by high-temperature autoclaving equipment. It has the properties of light weight, high strength, heat preservation, sound insulation and earthquake resistance.

Advantages of aerated brick: 1. One of the most important advantages of aerated brick is its light weight, which may be around 400 kg. Only less than ordinary concrete brick 1/5. Using this material as decoration or building structure can reduce the overall weight.

2, its thermal insulation effect is also very good, because the thermal conductivity is relatively low, which can increase the thermal insulation performance and make the indoor temperature slightly lower.

3. Although its overall weight is relatively light, its seismic capacity is still very strong. Although it will be deformed by extrusion, it will not be destroyed as a whole, so it has certain seismic performance.

4. The reason why it can be produced on a large scale is that aerated brick can turn waste into treasure and effectively reduce the pollution to the environment, so it belongs to green environmental protection materials.

Second, the shortcomings of aerated brick: 1, observing aerated brick, you will find that its surface has some small holes, which makes its water absorption performance improved. If it is soaked in water for a long time or hit by wind and rain, its waterproof performance will be greatly reduced.

2. The construction requirement of aerated brick is higher than that of ordinary brick, which must meet the relevant standards, and the post-treatment is more troublesome.