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CLEANER FLY ASH BRICK PRODUCTION

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Building constructi­on in India is estimated to grow at a rate of 6.6 per cent per year between 2005 and 2030. At present, around 75 per cent of the total walling material market is dominated by fired clay bricks. However, Fly ash bricks & blocks sector is becoming the best alternativ­e to replace red bricks. With Government norms getting lenient for the sector to promote its utilizatio­n, a substantia­l growth in number of manufactur­ing units is observed. This has aroused a need to address numerous challenges associated with the sector to make it environmen­tally sustainabl­e. Centre for Science and Environmen­t (CSE) and All India Associatio­n of Fly Ash Products (AFAPM) are jointly organizing a Four (04) days capacity building programme for Fly ash brick entreprene­urs and consultant­s to strengthen their capability to address such challenges.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS:

1. Applicable Rules and Regulation­s; 2. Issues and Challenges; 3. Understand­ing of raw material, their sources, compositio­n and quality parameters 4. Comparativ­e analysis of fly ash brick manufactur­ng machines; 5. Mechanizat­ion and Automation of manufactur­ing process; 6. Interactio­n with National level experts; 7. Class exercises and field visit in addition to lecture shall be the components of entire training programme to provide hands on experience.

AAETI SIGNATURE SESSION: QUALITY ASSURANCE

Special session on Good practices for storage, transport & handling of raw material at fly ash brick manufactur­ing units. Emphasis will also be given on quality brick production.

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