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What Are Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Blocks and CLC Blocks?

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Find out how Autoclaved aerated concrete blocks (AAC) are different from Cellular Lightweight Concrete (CLC) blocks. For your manufacturing requirements call our experts 0231-2664031. Original blog posted here on: http://lightweightaacbrick.com/what-are-aac-block-and-clc-block/

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    What are AAC Block and CLC Block? Autoclaved Aerated Concrete Block

    The differee etee Aerated Autolae Corete AAC Bloks ad Cellular Lighteight Corete (CLC) Bloks lies i the fat ho air ules are geerated. AAC uses aluiu poder to catalyze a reaction that generates hydrogen gas bubbles. These bubbles formed from the reaction get trapped in a slurry of cement, sand and gypsum. 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)

  • SS CONMAT PVT. LTD Build light Committed to Excellence.

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    Cellular Lightweight Concrete Block

    Whereas CLC uses a process of making air bubbles which are like 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. The finished product is cured like normal concrete.

    We are Autoclaved aerated concrete blocks (AAC) manufacturers in Kolhapur, India. Autoclaved block or

    AAC Block as it is commonly known is increasingly being used in Indian construction Industry.

    Autoclaved Blocks have many advantages over traditional Red Bricks.

    To discuss your Autoclaved aerated concrete block requirement speak with one of our experts on 0231-

    2664031 or email us at [email protected]

    Original blog posted here on: http://lightweightaacbrick.com/what-are-aac-block-and-clc-block/