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Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) is a building material that has been widely used across the world for the past six decades. The lightweight and eco-friendly AAC is made by mixing Portland cement, lime, fly ash, water, and aluminum powder, which are then poured into molds. The reaction between aluminum and lime causes microscopic hydrogen bubbles to form, expanding the mixture into lower density concrete. After evaporation of the hydrogen and initial setting, aerated concrete is cut into required sizes and cured by steam curing in a pressurized chamber - Autoclave.

What sets AAC apart from other building materials is its non-toxic and high strength properties, making it a preferred choice for all walling applications. As a green building material, AAC generates no pollutants or hazardous waste during the manufacturing process, making it environmentally friendly. The material's excellent insulation properties, energy efficiency, and sound attenuation qualities make it a popular choice for both residential and commercial construction.

With its long-lasting durability and cost-effectiveness, AAC is an excellent investment for any building project. Whether you're constructing a new home, commercial building, or industrial facility, AAC is a reliable and sustainable building material that will meet your needs while contributing to a better and healthier environment.