AAC, or Autoclaved Aerated Concrete, is a lightweight precast concrete building material composed of finely ground sand, cement, lime, and aluminum powder. It has excellent thermal insulation properties.
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Q What is the typical curing process for AAC blocks?
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After casting, AAC blocks are cured in an autoclave, a large pressure vessel, under steam at high temperature (typically around 190°C) for several hours.
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Q Can AAC blocks be cut or drilled on site?
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Yes, AAC blocks can be easily cut or drilled on-site using standard masonry tools. However, its essential to use proper safety equipment and techniques to prevent damage to the blocks and ensure accurate cuts.
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AAC blocks are typically installed using thin-bed mortar or adhesive. The blocks are stacked and bonded together with mortar, like traditional masonry construction. Q How are AAC blocks installed?
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Firewalls Q What are some common applications of AAC blocks? A Answer
Exterior and interior walls
Partition walls
Load-bearing and non-load-bearing walls
Roof panels
Floor panels
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