Hollow bricks are widely used in the modern construction industry, they are made of clay, shale, coal gangue, etc. as the main raw materials, and are made of raw material treatment, molding and sintering. The total area of holes in hollow bricks accounts for more than 15% of the brick area in which they are located, which allows them to reduce the overall weight of the building, save materials, and speed up the construction progress while maintaining a certain strength. Due to its lightweight and high strength, hollow bricks have a wide range of applications in the construction industry.
1.390mm x 190mm x 190mm (standard hollow bricks):
Wall filling: Infill materials for non-load-bearing walls, such as interior and exterior partition walls.
Load-bearing walls: In some cases, it can also be used for the construction of load-bearing walls, especially if there is sufficient support.
2.240mm x 190mm x 190mm (large hollow bricks):
Exterior wall masonry: It is used for the masonry of the exterior wall of a building, especially in areas where larger blocks are required.
Special structure: used for the construction of some special structures or decorative walls, such as cultural brick walls.
3.240mm x 115mm x 90mm (small hollow brick):
Lightweight wall: suitable for occasions that require lightweight wall, such as indoor partitions, office partitions, etc.
Filling material: Used for the filling of the interior of the wall, especially when space is limited.
4.190mm x 190mm x 190mm (single row of hollow bricks):
Partition wall: It is used to construct partition walls, especially in situations where a certain strength and sound insulation are required.
Special structures: used for the masonry of certain special structures, such as certain types of chimneys or ventilation shafts.
5.240mm x 90mm x 90mm (slender hollow bricks):
Structural filling: It is used for filling parts in the building structure, such as filling between beams and columns.
Special decoration: It is used for some special decorative structures, such as decorative walls that simulate traditional brickwork.
The above are just some common application examples, in practical applications, the specific use of hollow bricks can be adjusted according to the requirements of architectural design and construction. When selecting and using hollow bricks, you also need to consider local building codes, materials**, construction techniques, and other factors to ensure the safety and performance of the building.
When choosing hollow bricks, it is necessary to consider the needs of the building structure and use, and the load-bearing walls need to use hollow bricks of larger specifications to provide sufficient support; For non-load-bearing walls, smaller bricks can be used. Formal channels purchase materials to ensure that the strength of the bricks meets safety standards.
It is recommended to buy more new environmentally friendly materials, such as ceramsite hollow bricks, which are energy-saving and suitable for special environmental protection projects. On the premise of meeting the requirements of structure and strength, consider the economy, and choose bricks with high cost performance and meet the requirements. Also pay attention to the specifications and ** of the local market.
The development of hollow bricks tends to use environmentally friendly materials, improve energy-saving performance, such as self-insulation and sound insulation, and innovative production processes, such as high-pressure molding technology. In addition, intelligent and automated production will also be an important direction for the development of hollow bricks to improve production efficiency and quality.
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