Which is better CLC or AAC?

Which is better CLC or AAC?

1, the compressive strength of AAC block are better than the other two concrete blocks (CLC, Fly ash based concrete). 4, sound resisting capacity of AAC is better than the CLC and Fly ash concrete.

Is Hebel an AAC?

Hebel is the name of the autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) developed, manufactured and marketed by CSR Building Products (CSR) as the exclusive licensee of Xella for Australia and New Zealand.

What is the difference between AAC and CLC?

AAC blocks are lightweight building blocks. They are cut into masonry blocks or made into larger planks and panels. CLC is called Cellular Light Weight blocks Concrete and it is also called as Foam Concrete. CLC blocks are made from cellular lightweight concrete or foam concrete.

How is Hebel manufactured?

Hebel AAC is produced in a similar way to making a cake that only the best cook can deliver. Water and dry ingredients – sand, lime and cement – are mixed with an expansion agent to form a semi-liquid mix called slurry which is poured into a mould.

Where is Hebel used?

Hebel is a versatile building material that can be used for a number of applications including houses, apartments, commercial buildings and civil applications.

Which blocks are best for construction?

Learn all about the different types of concrete blocks as building materials for a wide range of construction applications.

• Concrete Bricks.
• Solid Concrete Blocks.
• Aerated Autoclaved Concrete Blocks.
• Hollow Concrete Blocks.
• Lintel Blocks.
• Concrete Stretcher Blocks.
• Jamb Concrete Blocks.
• Concrete Pillar Blocks.

What are CLC blocks?

CLC Blocks (Cellular Light Weight Concrete Blocks) are made of Cellular Light weight concrete (CLC) or Foam Concrete. Cellular Light Weight Concrete (CLC) is a light weight concrete that is produced by mixing cement and flyash slurry with pre-formed foam.

What is the difference between AAC block and CLC block?