Utilizing AAC concrete, we offer architects, homeowners and builders unmatched strength, energy efficiency and resilience. Construction material’s best invention is the 1920’s Swedish-developed Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (AAC). Architect and inventor Dr. Johan Axel Eriksson added aluminum powder to concrete, learning that this reaction created hydrogen bubbles within concrete mixtures. Dr. Erikss
on witnessed his creation form a stronger, lighter, better, concrete. A century later, AAC continues to provide its versatility, benefits, and strength, to buildings all around the globe. AAC is produced by combining fine aggregates, cement, water, aluminum powder, and fly ash. Once these components are mixed, they are cast and autoclaved. During the high-temperature curing process, tiny hydrogen bubbles are produced. These bubbles cause the cement to rise before hardening. In rising, the hydrogen escapes, and air fills the micro pockets. This process endows AAC with a wide range of properties which make it ideal for construction.
