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Fire Protection
Chamunda welding works Bricks offer great fire protection. With a just 100mm
thickness of wall 1000 kg/m3, chamunda block offers fire endurance for
heat transmission for 4 hours without releasing any toxic fumes during.
Can select size as per your choice for making Bricks, Paver and Blocks….
Plant-1
Clc plant 4500 to 6000 block per shift (8 hours)
Mixer type: Material will be mix and forward to mold automatically
10hp.Crompton Company motor with high capacity gear box.
Raw material mixer capacity 1000kg. of one time mix to 2 minute.
And foaming generator of 5hp.
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Other detail of chamunda welding works machinery mfg. co.
Brick block Raw Material: Concrete crush, foaming, fly ash, cement,
water,
Automatic: Yes
Parts:
About Molds-
Normal mold we will provided : 100 Molds
Features:
1. protein based foaming agent
2. it is used for cellular light weight bricks/blocks or foam concrete
bricks/blocks
3. foam density 80-90gms/lts
4. ratio around 1:45 ratio
5. Foam generated with our protein based foaming agent
with mixing of air and water is stable. it is added into
cement slurry and blended with blender to form
a homogeneous dispersion.
6. Is safe for use and has no harmful effect on human being.
It can be successful treated in biological waste water treatment
systems after proper dilution.
7. Stability: Stability of bubbles is 1.0 to 3.0 hours, depending upon
the temperatures and environmental conditions Stable,
long-lasting foam blanket provides excellent burn back resistance.
Suitable for use with fresh or sea water. Compatible
with standard proportioning and air aspirating foam making
equipment. Suitable for use with foam compatible
dry powder extinguishing agents.
8. It is used for cellular light weight bricks, wall panels and roof insulation.
FOAM CONCRETE Technological Comparison
Parameters Burnt Clay
Brick
Hollow Bricks Foam Concrete
Basic Raw Material Agricultural
soil, coal or
wood for
firing
Cement, sand, fly
ash, lime
Cement, sand , fly ash,
& aggregates
foam & water
Production Process and
Setup
Kilns Mobile or
Stationary plant
On-site Production
Dry Density kg/m3 1800-2000 1900-2100 300-600/ 800-1000 /1200-1800
Compressive Strength
kg/cm2
30-80 30-150 4-10 / 25-35 / 125-250
Applications Load
bearing &
Non-load
bearings
Load bearing &
Non-load
bearings walls
Thermal insulation,
Partitions, Load & Nonload
bearings
Pre cast block size 229*114*70
mm
400*200*200/100
mm
600*300*100/150/200
Cast-in place Not-
Feasible
Not-Feasible Any shape, any size, any density
Compaction during
production
Yes Yes None
Aging No Yes Gain strength with age
Thermal Conductivity
W/mK
0.7 1.1 0.16 for 500 kg/m3
0.21 for 800 kg/m3
0.28 for 1000 kg/m3
Sound Insulation Normal Better Superior
Ease of working Normal Difficult Can be cut, sawn, nailed, drilled
Eco Friendliness Process
creates
smoke,
uses high
energy,
wasting
agricultural
lands
Low energy, No
smoke
Pollution free, Green
product, Least energy,
Reuse of Industrial wastes
Popular applications
Thermal Insulation:
Foam concrete of density between 250 - 550 kg/m3 is primarily used for thermal insulation or fire
protection. It uses only cement (or with a small proportion of sand), water and foam and can
easily be pumped into moulds of varying orientations.
Void Filling:
Foam concrete of density between 600 - 800 kg/m3 is used for void-filling, such as in
landscaping (above/underground construction), filling voids behind archways and refurbishing
damaged sewage systems, as well as producing masonry units.
Block Production:
Foam concrete of density ranging from 800 to 900 kg/m3 is primarily used in the production of
blocks and other non-load bearing building elements such as balcony railings, partitions,
parapets, etc.
Precast Walls & Floor Screeds:
Foam concrete of density ranging from 1100 - 1400 kg/m3 are commonly used in prefabricated
and cast in place walls, either load-bearing or non-load bearing. It can also be successfully used
for floor screeds.
Load Bearing & Slabs:
Foam concrete of density between 1600 - 1800 kg/m3 would be recommended for slabs and
other load-bearing building elements where higher strength is obligatory.
Materials which are used in light weight bricks or foam concrete bricks
1)Cement
2) fly ash
3)foaming agent
Cement is the major roll to get good quality of light weight bricks
What are the steps to be considered when stacking of cement at our site? Cement is available
in 43 and 53 grades
1. 53 grade cement is used for high strength buildings
2. It takes less setting time compare to 43 grade
3. More finer than 43 grade
Stacking of cement
1. cement bags should not be stored in open place
2. it should not be exposed to rain
3. maximum 12 bags should be stacked vertically in column
4. the cement bag should be placed at the height of 15 cm from the floor level
5. the cement bag should be keep away from walls in a room.
6. It should not be contacted with walls
7. Cement bag should be stacked according to there batch number.
8. Cement bag should be used earlier stacked bags first rather than then freshly stacked
bags
9. All cement bags should covered with taurplilines
How to test water absorption for light weight bricks or foam concrete bricks?
1. first check the weight of the light weight brick = w1
2. weight of the brick after 24 hrs immersed in water = w2
3. water absoption = w2-w1/ w1 * 100
4. result < 10% by weight
if light weight brick absorb more then 10 percent it means observing more water