Difference Between AAC Block,Red Brick,CLC Block,Flyash Brick & Solid Concrete Block

Difference Between AAC Block,Red Brick,CLC Block,Flyash Brick & Solid Concrete Block
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[@albaba5390]

Great video ! Based on the information provided here, I would choose solid concrete blocks !

[@AshleyThomas144]

I would like to request you to add CSEB and Porotherm bricks to the list

[@shivaview1]

Solid concrete bricks are high load bearing ( because of crusser dust) . Less cement the strength will come by pressing load. Avalable every were Water cured Size : 12 x 8 x 4 Weight : 16 to 20 kg @ block or brick Flyash brick also same as above. Less cement . Here no crusser dust or baby chips. They will use flyash. And same pressing. Water cured Size : 3" x 4" x 9" - 3 to 4 kg each 3 " x 5 x 9 - 5 - 8 kg each Red brick or burnt clay brick or country brick It will make will soil. And wood waste and black powder. The strength will come by fireing. Fireing with wood or railway coal. How much heat u manufacture will give that much strength u will get. Sizes : 3" x 4" x 9" = 3 to 4kg each 3 x 6 x 9 = 4.5 kg to 6 kg each AAC ( autoclaved aerated concrete) Raw matrials. Cement 50 kg to 100 kg per cm3 . Flyash 300 to 350 kg. For cutting the block easy and stength gupsum used around 15 kg. And lime and aluminum powder ( danger one) for. Reaction. Aerated means it will come up by reaction. With lime and aluminum powder with heat process They will cut it put it in autoclaves for steem cureing Other wise all blocks will get cracks. For strength they give high preaser steam cureing. Sizes : 24" x 8 " x 3 / 4 / 6 / 8/ 9 Costum sizes also avalable Weights : 4" - 6-9 kg 6" -8-12 kg 8" - 10-14 kg 9" - 11-15 kg Problems: When fire at home hydrogen gas will be released. Lime and aluminum combination. It will take more water compare to clc. Clc blocks or foam blocks. They will use opc cement for strengh and flyash for volume and foam for light weight. Water cureing. For 21 to 28 day according to cement cureing terms. U will get natural and good strength. Load bearing and non load bearing avalable depends on the maker Sizes : 24 x 8 x 4 /6/8/9 Weights are little high then aac. Half of weights then remain bricks. Thank u. Good day

[@Daljit142]

Kindly tell the age of fly ash bricks Means can we depend on fly ash bricks as much red brick

[@SureshKumar-vp9yb]

Thanks you sir your valuable time for the information on various construction materials.

[@karthikchinnaiah]

Very informative and thank you so much for sharing! Can you also include CSEB (Compressed Stabilised Earth Blocks) in comparison?

[@saradhipapisetti1265]

Good information tq sir

[@robinswamidasan]

Good, informative video. But, one problem, @ 4:10 to 5:00 -- I find it very hard to believe that Solid Concrete Blocks have the lowest Compressive Strength and that Red Bricks have the highest.

[@pradiptaroy5372]

Try to google it

[@Akashsanthoshathiest]

it is due to more air for better insulation.

[@wearebrothers7580]

Good information. Kindly explain CLC BLOCK & SOLID CONCERT BLOCK. THANKS

[@varaprasadlebaka578]

Finally which one can u suggest for individual house for less cost and durability and safety?

[@dhananjaysharma1114]

AAC blocks are very good alternative to red bricks

[@sivakumar.s6146]

Which one is cheaper,best and low cost?

[@ganeshiyer4579]

Thank you very much for the detailed valuable information 🙏

[@prathibhaA87]

Thank you very much. It helps a lot to decide on the material.

[@b.v.6137]

Very useful information.But you should have explained the cost price of each brick and profit margin on each brick

[@swaminathangnanasambandam5384]

It would be better if you could have put say per 10 sqft what is the overall cost of each material. As a common man we need this type of information much more important than others

[@khalidbaacha]

10/10 Great Data.

[@srikantavulu8665]

Thk u so much Yaar giving this information

[@abdouhou3525]

Please tell us about different foaming agent, chemistry, and basics off different foame agents and how many foame agent are available on the market and how thy works to get foame and how it's work when thy mixt. With row materials. Thank you

[@105b105b]

VERY INFORMATIVE PRESENTATION. THANK YOU

[@ibrahimyehia2157]

Thanks alot for your effort

[@vishalsb8477]

Ya was a very useful video but my request : particular dimensions needed (usually used once)

[@ronaldkobbo7347]

Thank you so much for sharing sir

[@akhtarkh]

very informative, thanks

[@rahulwadkar99]

Really got useful information

[@basuhugar4114]

Super ಸಜಿಶನ್

[@vigneshjohn2545]

Very useful video. Thank you.

[@BugleBug]

What do u recommend as the best alternate to red bricks? For flyAsh i heard they have expansion issue when expose to water. Is this true?

[@uglyarchie]

Appreciate your explanation and advice

[@vitisvinifera2822]

You got a new subscriber. Keep uploading your good work!

[@SushilKumar-kx7iu]

I want to construct house in 2nd floor. I am looking at more lighter and stronger bricks to avoid weight as much as possible on the building. Which blocks would you suggest?? Ground and first floor are commercial shops... please revert.

[@mmj19833891]

Very informative and excellent way of explaining things ... keep up the good work sir 👌👍

[@praveen5508]

Thank you very much sir... Praveen civil engineer & Structural engineer, From mysuru

[@ganeshiyer4579]

Hi.. how can i contact you for a project in Mysuru?

[@iamjoannajones6877]

Can we modify flat which is build up with Concrete brocks?

[@risingvidarbhaconstruction7508]

fly ash is best for construction

[@subhashreddymothe4983]

Thanks for the info

[@azadrahman1592]

Very nice

[@sanjeewaweerakoon9716]

If only you’ve added stabilized compressed earth blocks! Anyway thanks a lot

[@bsksukku]

Overall which is the best one? For novice like me it will be helpful if you give final verdict

[@balajian]

Hello, very useful info. Can we use porotherm HP bricks for G + 4 apartments having each floor with 2 flats in RCC frame structure???

[@sumesh.k.vthrissur7056]

Nothing to say. Super

[@Aadeshkumarup11]

Best flash bricks

[@ameenabevi1990]

My house has 6inch brick wall...instead of 8 inch.single storied.. Is it wise to construct a room on first floor...will it cause instability and cracks ....foundation was done well...plz reply

[@lohithchandragudipudi3011]

will this bricks manufacturing affects agricculture land if they are done in agro land?!

[@hvvijuka]

For load bearing walls which all the blocks can we use. kindly clarify, Does clc blocks have same strength as red bricks

[@navinthapanbarua679]

How to construct wall beside ponds or any water body?.

[@vishwakarmabuilders6935]

is it correct that during manufacturing flyash require steam please clarify

[@mohanlalbanoth1509]

What about cracks on walls

[@harshadmsheth1894]

sir..i m buildning my own home type rcc. which brick will be better for me.

[@debasishmondal7659]

AAC

[@farrahbatool3615]

Bhai inma sab sa zada mazboot konsay hoty hy wo btaye

[@sreeandi]

CLC brick cutting by water. if do stem cutting calls cla

[@chintapallivenkateswararao6145]

I came to know that CLC block manufacturing cost is higher than AAC but, in the video is has mentioned reverse. Kindly explain.

[@lijorachelgeorge5016]

Very much informative and a very detailed narration Thanks a lot. Also, can you explain about durability of building and quality of material regarding a two storeyed 1800-2000 square ft house

[@anirudhamukherjee8330]

What is best secure and long lasting

[@CYouToobTheChannel]

15x15 studio apartment kind of room with attached toilet in one corner & kitchen platform in another corner. The rest of the space is living, dining, bedroom arrangement. No partitions. Kitchen is also open with just platform in one end of the room and wardrobe above & beneath. What will be the costing?

[@ishakha2349]

Sar information to bahut achcha hai lekin Hindi mein hoti to bahut achcha hota

[@Reddylion]

Hmm

[@manidipjana7359]

Please enlight about screw holding capacity, scope of drilling, concealed wiring.

[@destinyd9344]

Lol

[@harikeshtripathi4976]

Which is best if I want to construct my dream home keeping in mind the durability and strength of house irrespective of cost

[@santoshkumarbarik4782]

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[@aesa9753]

👌

[@anishahmed2085]

What about long life comparison

[@sheemenmithun6756]

Acc block full form?

[@SushilKumar-kx7iu]

hello, too much technical, becomes difficult to understand for a leyman. Kindly give ur verdict at the end of which product is better... that should help people understand.

[@swatisinha6036]

can we use clc bricks to build a multi storey building or high rise building ??

[@dhananjaysharma1114]

AAC blocks

[@artichauhan2711]

mix design of light brick use fly ash,sodium hydrixide and sodium silicate

[@PremkumarKumar-do8wn]

Life time to bricks best product plz reply me 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@raovenkatesh397]

Durability you have not mentioned here bhsiyya

[@bhaveshnagphase3619]

Sir what is cornice ? Would u explain ?

[@awesamos]

What is compressive strength

[@er.vishnudev6194]

flyash concrete

[@balamuruganv888]

dimensions of different bricks is untold

[@mmj19833891]

The difference between fly ash bricks and blocks is that in blocks 6mm and sand is used whereas in fa bricks only fly ash is used ... Am i correct sir? I'm asking because the gst % of fa bricks is 5% and that of blocks is 12%

[@rafiqmemon2568]

Fly ash brick ka basic raw material ?

[@mmj19833891]

@@rafiqmemon2568 fly ash, 6mm, dust, cement, chemical for curing

[@s_pr]

Which one has more life

[@SwaroopKanuru]

I want a video on compressed stabilised Earth blocks (CSEB) sir?

[@andyli9808]

where are your numbers come from? seems not correct

[@apsmyjob]

Hi... fly ash emits radiation? ??

[@LosserMind]

Can you make this video in Hindi please

[@shabbirahmad6544]

پاکستان میں یہ کہاں سے ملیں گی

[@user-pz7ji2vk6l]

हिन्दी में बनाते तो कुछ समझमे आता

[@brillianthoram3522]

AAC is best.

[@bbaitha3850]

Not good enformetion for me

[@satwantsingh3422]

Not clear about life of all

[@xXperiA]

The best is the red bricks!