Eco Vision Flyash Bricks & Blocks are A Bare Factmade using BIS 12894-1990 revised 2002

specificationMore than 80% of power generated in India is from

thermal power stations. Ash content of 40-50% in coal

generates nearly 130 million tonnes of flyash every Fal-G (flyash-lime-gypsum) is a technological year, reaching upto 200 million tonnes by the year 2018. renaissance of age-old pozzolanic chemistry, proven for Besides air and water pollution, the disposal of this its longevity for thousands of years. A process of flyash results in extensive land wastage. Today, there is blending flyash, lime/cement and calcined gypsum for an urgent need of well planned programmes for the making a useful product, named Fal-G has been proper management of flyash to protect our perilously developed. Flyash lime mix is mixed in predetermined imbalanced environment. proportions with calcined gypsum which produces-Fal-G

having strong binding proportions and can be used as a Research & development indicates that bricks, portland

cement. It can be mixed with sand and I or aggregate to pozzolana cement, sintered aggregates, tiles, light

produce building blocks of any desired strength. weight aggregates and hollow blocks can be produced

Approved, accepted and promoted by various using this flyash as raw material. The properties of the

Government agencies like BMTPC, SERC, HUDCO, materials made from flyash have been found to be

DDA etc., these products have substituted the better than conventional materials for use in

conventional products used for construction. construction work. Besides these uses, flyash can be

utilised for backfilling of mines, lining irrigation canals,

agriculture, aggregates in road construction etc.

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FLY ASH Bricks & BlocksAnalytical Chart of Fly Ash Products & Clay Products

PROPERTIES CLAY BRICKS FLY ASH BRICKS FLY ASH BLOCKS REMARKS

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LEED:

MR Credit : 4.1, 4.2 - Use of Recycled Contents (1-2 points)

MR Credit : 5.1, 5.2 - Maximum use of Local and Regional material. (1-2 points)

Mr Credit : 6.0 - Use of rapidly renewable building materials & products. (1 point)

Relevant Reference In LEED & TERI-GRIHATERI-GRIHA:

Criteria 15 - Utilization of flyash in building & structure. (6 points)

Criteria 16 - Reduce volume, weight and construction time by adopting efficient technologies (4 pts.)

Criteria 22 - Minimum 5% reduction in Embodied Energy compared with equivalent products. (1 pt.)

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