Fly Ash Brick

Fly ash is a by-product of coal-fired power stations and is used to make fly ash bricks, an affordable and ecological building material. Below is a comprehensive look at their characteristics and functions:

• Material Composition: The primary constituent, fly ash, is a finely ground powder that is left behind when coal is burned in power plants. Additionally, it consists of cement, water, and occasionally other substances like gypsum, lime, or stabilizing chemicals.

Applications of Fly Ash Bricks:

• Load-Bearing Walls: Depending on their unique strength and technical design, they may be appropriate for load-bearing walls in low-rise buildings.
  
• Non-Load Bearing Walls: Often used for building facades, partition walls, and non-load bearing walls both inside and outside.
  
• Flooring: Bricks made of fly ash are often used for flooring, especially when they are not intended to be structural.