How to produce lightweight aerated concrete blocks non autoclaved

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Non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete recipe you can find here www.pioner-group.com/concrete/
Foamed concrete, also called cellular light weight concrete is produced by the mixing of Portland cement, sand including or alone fly ash, water and preformed stable foam. The foam is produced with the help of a foam generator by using foaming agent. The air content is typically between 40 to 80 percent of the total volume. The bubbles vary in size from around 0.1 to 1.5 mm in diameter.
Foamed concrete differentiates from (a) gas or aerated concrete, where the bubbles are chemically formed through the reaction of aluminum powder with calcium hydro oxide and other alkalies released by cement hydration and (b) air entrained concrete, which has a much lower volume of entrained air is used in concrete for durability. Curing of foamed concrete unit may be done as per IS: 456-2000. Curing can be speeded up by steam.
Foamed concrete may be produce by mixing the above mentioned ingredients in ready mix plant or ordinary concrete mixer.
Foamed concrete is self compacting concrete requires no compaction, and will flow readily from a pump outlet to fill mould, form, restricted and irregular cavities. It can be pumped successfully over significant height and distances. The 28 days strength and dry density of the material vary according to its composition, largely its air voids content, but usually they range from 1.0 to 25.00 N/mm2 and 400 to 1800 kg/m3. The plastic density of the material is about 150 to 200 kg/m3 higher than its dry density.

Non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete is a type of lightweight concrete which is used to produce blocks and replace bricks. NAAC is lighter then conventional concrete. It is formed by using portland cement, fly ash, limestone, aluminum powder and water. Aerated concrete has a good strength, durability, good thermal and sound insulation. Dry density of this material ranging between 600 kg/m3 to 1600 kg/m3. Non autoclaved lightweight concrete blocks can be used for housing and commercial purposes.
We have developed a unique non autoclave lightweight aerated concrete recipe and can achieve densities from 250 kg/m2 (even less) with perfect compressive strength, thermal and sound insulation.
PIONER GROUP supply lightweight aerated concrete infill for cold formed steel construction technology infill and we can supply dry mortars (plaster, floor screed, self leveling compound, lightweight aerated concrete dry mix etc.) production line with a good price and speed of delivery.

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[@glowe999]

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[@9252LIFE]

Could I mix this in a regular cement mixer?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

No you can't. Rotation should be more than 600 rpm. This is how it works kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4KXfalsp9Zomqs

[@HakeemAndrsn]

Brilliant. This is brilliant

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

here is the basic recipe for non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@gristlevonraben]

Do you add liquid glass, sodium silicate? It dries faster and is sticky, but it sets quicker too and is supposed to be stronger.

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

Hello Gristle, you are right about the liquid glass and sodium silicate but we don't add it.. we add another additives. Thanks for advise!

[@hugoh.9694]

For any here wondering... I think as the O.P. refers to "liquid glass" here they are actually referring to waterglass.

[@Advanced_Materials_Publishing]

@@hugoh.9694 Yes, i was thinking the same. Sodium silicate as a watery solution is called waterglass or soluble silicate, which really is a solution of a soluable glass.

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​@@cellularlightweightconcret1499 what additive used for it sir.? I am in india

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[@jenniferraro660]

Is it the same with CLC blocks?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

It is also lightweight but different raw materials www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@ahmedgaili1793]

Bonjour . Pouis-je avoir la traduction des noms des composants s'il vous plaît ? Merci d'avance...

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

You can find the info in English over here www.pioner-group.com/about/news/2015/raw-materials-for-non-autoclaved-lightweight-aerated-concrete-blocks-production/

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[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

this is non autoclaved lightweight concrete (not foam concrete) www.pioner-group.com/concrete

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what materials are used?

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www.pioner-group.com/concrete

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Hope have English language we do not understand any things about (ingredient thank u

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In which country it is used manufactured

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[@rgurutn5730]

What are the raw materials used it sir.?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

You can find it here www.pioner-group.com/projects/non-autoclaved-lightweight-aerated-concrete-mix-design-step-by-step/

[@freddiebolbes3156]

Can you send me the mixing and component.

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

pioner-group.com/projects/non-autoclaved-lightweight-aerated-concrete-mix-design-step-by-step/

[@Emmanuel-wb1gt]

Hello sir. What about the curing ?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

It is non autoclaved, no special curing required

[@Emmanuel-wb1gt]

@@cellularlightweightconcret1499 I understand but aren't the blocks put in to water for a couple of days like normal concrete ?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

@@Emmanuel-wb1gt no

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Why didn't you add the measurements

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

you can find the recipe here www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@ikwuochejohndavid7000]

Unfortunately this cannot be produced locally and manually like cement concrete blocks, hence very expensive for the rural populace. Except I am wrong.

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

It can be produced locally and manually as well. Here is the basic recipe for non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete with the density 600 kg/m3 www.pioner-group.com/concrete

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In Russia

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How to contact you guys

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by email [e-mail] or by whatsapp [phone]

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www.pioner-group.com/concrete

[@samm328]

I would like to have a production line for this product. Is it possible to provide a contact person for communication?

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

Hello, where are you based? www.pioner-group.com/services/lightweight-concrete-blocks-line/

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The basic recipe www.pioner-group.com/concrete

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You should make the video with english captions

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

You can find the basic recipe in English here pioner-group.com/projects/non-autoclaved-lightweight-aerated-concrete-mix-design-step-by-step/

[@truthfinder10490]

when one or two blocks become damaged, everything overhead will fall. I would never use this in a support wall or roof support area. maybe a patio wall............never a building.

[@cellularlightweightconcret1499]

Around 80% of buildings in Russia made of gasbeton (non autoclaved lightweight aerated concrete). Actually I'm not sure that you know what is NAAC. I guess you are talking about foam concrete but it is different. Anyway thank you for the comment.

[@jenniferraro660]

How is it different from foam concrete?

[@marcoemilianodellacroce5068]

@@jenniferraro660 because it contains no foam and is aerated solid concrete. No foam much more stable yet light weight.

[@chriscollins1704]

Used in virtually every new building in the UK. They don't fail

[@rfarevalo]

@@chriscollins1704 They fail in the U.K. all the time! aerated concrete is porous and can fail after water intrusion over a short period of time.

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yeah it is cool :-)