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In 1914 the Swedes formulated a mixture of
cement, lime, water and sand that expanded due
to aeration upon addition of aluminium powder. A
material like wood but without the disadvantages
of combustibility, decay and termite damage was
obtained. The material was further developed to
what we know today as Autoclaved Aerated
Concrete (AAC).
Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC) is a fully
integrated building system of panels and blocks
that are used for residential, commercial and
industrial buildings. AAC, a light-weight green
building material, is fire resistant and has
good thermal insulation, solid structure and is
easy to work with. AAC is manufactured by about
200 plants in 35 countries and is used
extensively in residential, commercial and
industrial buildings.
Biltech Building Elements Limited is engaged in mechanised manufacture of this revolutionary building material in India. Currently BBEL has over 40% of the market share with a capacity of 10, 50, 0000 cu.m. per annum. Factory manufactured BILTECH products, make constructive use of pollutant Fly Ash, copiously spewed by Thermal Power Stations. With its manufacturing facilities in north, east and western India, and some more plants coming up in other parts of the country to facilitate pan-India presence and reach, BILTECH commands the status of the largest Fly Ash based AAC manufacturer in India.
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