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Suitability of Celcon Aircrete Blocks for Party Walls and Flanking Walls

Article - 10 Aug 2006

Suitability of Celcon Aircrete Blocks for Party Walls and Flanking Walls.
Aircrete Building Products - Manufacturing Aircrete Blocks

Article - 12 Jun 2006

Materials used in the manufacture of Celcon aircrete blocks.
Aircrete Building Blocks – Aircrete Product Range

Article - 26 May 2006

Looking for a building block that's tough enough to resist flames, frost, water and sulphate?
Aircrete Products and Innovative Building Systems

Article - 7 Jul 2006

H+H Celcon has been manufacturing aircrete in the UK since 1949 and is the leading specialist manufacturer in its field. Their range of lightweight aircrete products is briefly described along with...
Meeting The Specification for 10 N/mm2 Blocks with Celcon Hi-Tene Aircrete Blocks

Article - 2 Aug 2006

BS 5628: Part 1: 1992 “Code of Practice for the Structural Use of Masonry”, Clause 32.2 defines the design strength of masonry as the characteristic strength multiplied by a capacity reduction factor,...
Aircrete Blocks – Design Guidelines for Fitting Out Aircrete Blocks

Article - 7 Jul 2006

Key Advantages of walls being built using Celcon Blocks.
Aircrete Building Solutions and their Advantages

Article - 19 Jul 2006

Celcon aircrete blocks are available in a avariety of grades and are produced in three face dimensions.
Cavity Walls: U Values (W/m2k) for Partially Filled Cavity Walls Using Outer Leaf Aircrete Blocks

Article - 15 Sep 2006

This article discusses the outer and inner leaf brickwork of aircrete blocks.
Cavity Walls: U Values (W/m2k) for Partially Filled Cavity Walls Constructed Using Aircrete Blocks

Article - 13 Sep 2006

This article discusses the outer and inner leaf brickwork of aircrete blocks.
Cavity Walls: U Values (W/m2k) for Fully Filled Cavity Walls Constructed Using Aircrete Blocks

Article - 11 Sep 2006

This article discusses the outer and inner leaf brickwork of aircrete blocks.

How Mining Waste Can be Utilized for Concrete Production

Concrete production involves the use of small aggregates that must be ground via an energy-intensive process, making the concrete industry one of the worst carbon emitters. By creating concrete from mining waste, industries can tackle both CO2 emissions and waste disposal.

Can Fossil Fuel Free Steel Mitigate Construction’s Carbon Footprint?

Swedish steel manufacturer SSAB is in partnership with LKAB and Vattenfall to produce the world’s first commercially available fossil fuel free steel.

Calcium Carbonate Concrete: Building on Recycling

AZoBuild talks to Professors Noguchi and Maruyama about their research and development of Calcium Carbonate Concrete (CCC), a new material that has the potential to cause a sustainable revolution in the construction industry.

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How Mining Waste Can be Utilized for Concrete Production

Can Fossil Fuel Free Steel Mitigate Construction’s Carbon Footprint?

Calcium Carbonate Concrete: Building on Recycling

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Trending Stories

1 New Study on Living Walls Could Help the UK Achieve its Net-Zero Commitments

2 Digital Reimagining of Australia’s Pavilion Exhibition 2021 Venice Biennale of Architecture at the National Museum of Australia

3 Mikrotron Camera Casts Eye Inside Flowing Concrete

4 Pallet LOOP™ Launches Into Construction Industry

5 New Product Promises to Revolutionize Construction and Other Sectors

6 Cintec Anchoring System was Used in helping Repair the Helmsley Building 230 Park Avenue, NYC