Bricks: Deval Shah Aditya Singhania Shailesh Kumar Maheep Saner

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BRICKS

DEVAL SHAH
ADITYA SINGHANIA
SHAILESH KUMAR
MAHEEP SANER

WHAT ARE BRICKS?

Bricks may be
defined as artificial
material obtained by
moulding clay in
rectangular blocks of
uniform size, which
are finally dried and
burnt at high
temperature to form
a dense and compact
product.

BRICK COMPOSITION

CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD
BRICKS

CHARACTERISTICS OF GOOD
BRICKS

BRICK SIZE
STANDARD BRICKS
A=19 cm
B=9 cm
C=9 cm
ACTUAL BRICKS (avail. In
market)
A=22.8 cm
B=107 cm
C=69 cm

MANUFACTURING OF
BRICKS

PREPARATION OF
CLAY

MANUFACTURING OF
BRICKS

MANUFACTURING OF
BRICKS

MANUFACTURING OF BRICKS
Drying

Firing of Bricks:

Bricks are burnt either in a periodic kiln or a


continuous tunnel kiln - In a periodic kiln bricks
are loaded in after initial drying, fired, cooled, and
unloaded; and the process is repeated after a certain
period (say a month) - In a continuous
tunnel kiln the bricks are loaded onto special
railcars that pass continuously through various
processes to emerge at the other end fully burned

Kilns

HOFFMAN KILN

TYPES OF BRICKS

CONCRETE BRICK

Red clay bricks

Fly ash bricks

Cellular Lightweight
Concrete bricks

Manufacturing Of CLC
Blocks

It was formed as a result of reaction of


Aluminum on a proportionate blend of
Lime, Cement & Flyash; the hydrogen gas
that escapes creates millions of tiny air
cells giving it a strong honeycomb like
structure.
It is further strengthened by High pressure
steam curing in Autoclaves.
AAC consists 80% air by volume, making it
lightest available Walling Material (weighs
1/4th that of clay bricks).

Advantages of CLC Blocks

Thermal Insulation: Highest thermal rating in


the industry R30.
Environmentally Sound
Earthquake forces on structure are proportional
to the weight of the building, hence AAC shows
excellent resistant to earthquake forces.
Fire Resistant : Its unique cellular structure
provides excellent fire rating. The melting point
of AAC is over 1600 degree Celsius, more than
twice the typical temperature in building fire 650
degree Celsius.

Continued

Pest Resistant:With solid wall construction and


finishes, there are fewer if any, cavities for insects and
rodents to dwell in.
Cost savings:Being light weight AAC drastically
reduces the weight of the building. Resulting into
reduction in steel (up to 27%) and cement (up to 20%)
structural cost savings.
Being 8 times the size of a clay brick, AAC wall
construction involves 1/3rd of the joints, thus an
overall mortar savings up to 66%.
Floor Space Area:Use of thinner blocks (6 instead of
9 exterior walls) because of its excellent water barrio
& insulation properties leads to an increase in floor
space area between 3-5%.

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