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AAC Blocks

Environmental Impact of OJAS AAC Blocks

AAC blocks are made from natural, environmentally stable materials like lime, cement, and silica sand. The process begins by adding water to a mixture of cement and lime, triggering a chemical reaction known as hydration. This reaction causes the mixture to expand and become aerated. The expansion results in a porous structure, creating a lightweight aggregate that is ideal for construction purposes, such as walls and floors. The materials used in AAC blocks are not significantly affected by environmental conditions, making them a durable and sustainable choice for construction.

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AAC Blocks

Environmental Impact of OJAS AAC Blocks

AAC blocks are generally considered more environmentally friendly than traditional building materials like bricks.

Reduced Carbon Footprint

Resource Conservation

Energy Efficiency

Durability and Longevity

Sustainable Architecture

Global Temperature Rise

Eco-Building

Eco Emissions

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AAC BLocks

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Lower energy consumption

The manufacturing process for AAC blocks typically requires less energy compared to brick production, resulting in a lower carbon footprint.

Reduced transportation emissions

AAC blocks are often produced closer to construction sites, reducing the need for long-distance transportation and associated emissions.

Use of recycled materials

Some AAC block manufacturers incorporate recycled materials like fly ash into their production process, further reducing the environmental impact.

Reduced deforestation

AAC blocks are a manufactured product, unlike traditional bricks that often require the extraction of clay from natural resources, potentially contributing to deforestation.

Improved insulation

AAC blocks have excellent insulation properties, helping to reduce energy consumption in buildings. This can lead to lower heating and cooling costs and a smaller carbon footprint for building occupants.

Longer lifespan

Some AAC block manufacturers incorporate recycled materials like fly ash into their production process, further reducing the environmental impact.

Reduced reliance on fossil fuels

By reducing energy consumption, AAC blocks can help to reduce reliance on fossil fuels for heating and cooling.

High Compressive Strength

AAC blocks have a high compressive strength, allowing them to withstand significant loads and maintain structural integrity over time.

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Natural protection

AAC blocks are naturally resistant to pests such as termites, preventing damage to the building structure.

Minimal upkeep

AAC blocks require minimal maintenance after installation. They do not need painting or sealing, reducing long-term costs.

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