Performance characteristics and application of foamed concrete slab brick
The green energy-saving foamed concrete produced by foamed concrete block using waste concrete can realize the recyclable use of non-renewable resources and the lowest discharge of harmful substances, which can not only reduce environmental pollution, but also coordinate and coexist with the natural ecosystem.
Foam concrete block has the excellent characteristics of light weight, high strength, heat preservation, sound insulation, good durability, high fire resistance, earthquake resistance and corrosion resistance, low cost. It can not only be used as the structural material of load-bearing wall, but also as the filling and heat preservation material of maintenance wall. It is a new building material superior to ordinary red brick in various properties and can completely replace red brick.
Foam concrete block equipment features
1. Low risk
2. Small investment
3.energy saving, save electricity and coal
Foam concrete block equipment use
1.structural function: foamed concrete block can be used as the main stress component of the building, bearing the vertical load transmitted by the floor and roof, known as the bearing masonry structure; It can be used as reinforced masonry shear wall to bear vertical and horizontal forces; It can also be made into masonry with certain stiffness and bearing capacity, as the transverse stable structure of buildings.
2.enclosure function: foam concrete block as a building or room wall, can wind and rain, heat insulation, cold, sound and disturbance resistance, the formation of a closed private space.
3.separation function: according to the use requirements of the building, the internal space to be separated into a variety of different uses. The Spaces are independent of each other. To reduce the interference of life, production and work in each use space. Each room must be interrelated again, need traffic contact space, be like corridor, corridor, vestibule, stair and so on. Masonry as a partition wall can satisfy the separation of building space and traffic space.