- Flyash Bricks are
grey in colour. They are solid and have plane rectangular faces with
parallel sides and sharp straight and right angled edges.
- FaL-G bricks and
blocks are alternative building materials to the traditional burnt clay
bricks and are substitutes to the traditional burnt bricks used for
construction.
- Raw materials
required for manufacturing of bricks are Flyash, lime gypsum and sand
(optional).
- The manufacturing
process s of bricks broadly consists of three operations viz. mixing the
ingredients,pressing the mix in machine and curing the bricks for
stipulated period.
- Fly ash is mixed
with lime & gypsum. Chemical accelerator may or may not be added to
it. This mix is moulded under pressure. Air / sun drying may be done.
Then this green brick is water cured.
- In presence of
moisture, fly ash reacts with lime at ordinary temperature and forms a
compound possessing cementitious properties. After reactions between
lime and flyash, calcium silicate hydrates are produced which are
responsible for the high strength of the compound.
- Production process
of FaL-G bricks and blocks does not involve sintering and thus
completely eliminates the burning of fossil fuels as required in the
clay brick production, ultimately contributing to the reduction of
greenhouse gas emissions.
- The technology
adopted for making fly ash bricks is eco-friendly. It does not require
steaming or auto calving as the bricks are cured by water only. Since
the firing process is avoided, there are no emissions and no effluent is
discharged.
- The excellent
engineering property and durability of fly ash brick enlarges its scope
for application in building construction and development of
infrastructure, construction of pavements, dams, tanks, under water
works, canal lining and irrigation work etc.
- The growing demand
for fal-g bricks (fly ash bricks) has prompted Visakhapatnam-based Eco
Sphere Building Materials Private Limited to set up a large scale
high-capacity automation fal-g bricks manufacturing unit in the city at
an invest of about Rs 10 crore.
- Andhra Pradesh has
about 2,000 small-scale units producing about 4 billion bricks per year.
The demand for these brick is about 30 billion a year.
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General and
Process
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Bricks
- Let home dreams turn to ash
- Features of Ash
Brick
- Process of
manufacturing fly ash bricks
- Fly ash Utilization
in Brick Manufacture
- Metabolism of cement
chemistry
- Mix Design and Norms
for fly ash blended Concrete
- High Performance
Bricks from Fly ash
Company profiles
- Company in
Delhi
- Company in Tuticorin
- Company in
Visakhapatnam
- Plant in
India
- Plant in
Jharkhand
- Plant in
Coimbatore
Consultants
and Project
- Consultant in
Meerut
- Consultant in
Visakhapatnam
- Project
Consultants
- Environmental and
Social Review for FaL-G Bricks/Blocks Project
- The FaL-G Brick
Project in India
- India:
FaL-G Brick and Block: Micro Industrial Plants
- Small Scale Project
Activity: India-FaL-G Brick and Blocks
- FaL-G Brick/Block
Project
- Small-Scale CDM
Project: The FaL-G Brick Project India
- Fly Ash Bricks
Patent and
Technology
- Process for
producing solid bricks from fly ash, bottom ash, lime, gypsum and
calcium carbonate
- New bricks for
better homes
- Investigation of the
possibility of the reutilization of some industrial wastes
- Environment Friendly
Indian Building Material Technologies for Cost Effective
Housing
- Utilization of Waste
Material in Brick Making
Suppliers
- Flyash bricks
Suppliers
- Fal G Bricks
Manufacturers
- Asmita
Engineering works
- Lakshmi Flyash
Works
- Indian Exporters & Manufacturers of Fal G
bricks
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Raw Materials and its
Properties
- Fly Ash: A Resource
Material for Innovative Building Material
- Effect of heat
treatment on properties of steam cured fly ash–lime compacts
- The reaction between
fly ash and lime
- Dual role of gypsum:
Set retarder and strength accelerator
- Fly ash: The
resource for construction industry
- Cementitious
Binder from Fly ash and Other Wastes
Market and
Report
- Drive for greater use of fly ash
- Flyash
Building blocks for the Future introduction
- Flyash disposal - INSWAREB shows the way
- World Bank issues LI to buy carbon credits from Fal-G
- World Bank aid for Fal-G brick units
- Comparative Analysis
of Embodied Energy Rates for Walling Elements in India
- Emission Reductions
Transfer Agreement
- The Gazette of
India- Notification
- Self-Compacting
Concrete: The Emerging concrete Practice for critical
applications
Raw Material
Suppliers
- Fly ash Selling
Leads
- Gypsum
Manufacturers
- Lime and Lime Putty-
Indian Suppliers
- Lime - UK
suppliers
- Shree AshTech
Enterprises
Machinery
Suppliers
- Conveyor Belt
Manufacturers
- Hopper
Suppliers
- Hydraulic Presses
Suppliers
- Brick Making
Machines Manufacturers & Suppliers
- Neptune Industries Ltd
- Pallet Truck
Suppliers
- Pan Mixer
Suppliers
- Bi-Directional
Hydraulic Vibro Press Supplier
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