SOLBLOC - BTC
Innovative sustainable compressed earth blocks from Extremadura.
Solbloc's BTC is a compressed earth block with no firing, manufactured in Aceuchal (Badajoz). It's produced by compressing earth —a mixture of gravel, sand, silt and clay— with a small percentage of moisture in hydraulic presses, at pressures of around 100 kg/cm2 within a steel mould, and it complies with the UNE 41410 standard, which regulates compressed earth blocks for masonry construction in Spain. By dispensing with firing, its production energy cost is very low: around 1% of the energy needed to produce a fired clay brick. BTC walls provide great thermal inertia, regulate indoor humidity by absorbing and releasing water vapour, and poorly transmit sound vibrations, with acoustic performance superior to that of conventional walls. The standard covers its use in exposed or rendered façades, load-bearing walls, non-load-bearing enclosures and interior partitions. A local, low-footprint material for earth construction made in Extremadura.
Local innovation in sustainable BTC with regional support from Extremadura.
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Go to their website1850kg/m³
0.55W/m·K
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Bloques estándar, formas especiales, modulares
Bloques estructuralesconstrucción bioclimáticamuros de carga.
There is no third-party verified Environmental Product Declaration for this material, so no carbon figure is published: neither self-declared nor estimated.
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- What is the thermal conductivity (λ) of SOLBLOC - BTC?
- The declared thermal conductivity of SOLBLOC - BTC is λ = 0.55.
- What is the density of SOLBLOC - BTC?
- SOLBLOC - BTC has a declared density of 1850.
- What is the fire resistance of SOLBLOC - BTC?
- The declared fire performance of SOLBLOC - BTC is No disponible.
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