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AAC, which stands for Autoclaved Aerated Concrete, was first developed in Sweden in the 1920s. It was initially used as a lightweight construction material for shipbuilding. Over time, its potential for building construction was recognized, and AAC blocks started gaining popularity worldwide.

In the 1940s, AAC technology was further developed and improved by German researchers. They introduced the process of autoclaving, which involves curing the mixture of cement, lime, Fly ash, and water in a high-pressure steam chamber called an autoclave. This process creates millions of tiny air cells within the material, making it lightweight and highly insulating.

Since then, AAC blocks have become widely used in construction projects around the world. They offer numerous advantages such as thermal insulation, fire resistance, sound absorption, and durability. AAC blocks have also gained recognition for their sustainability and eco-friendly nature, as they use less energy and produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions during production compared to traditional building materials.

Today, AAC blocks are a popular choice for residential, commercial, and industrial construction due to their excellent properties and versatility. They have revolutionized the construction industry by providing a lightweight, energy-efficient, and durable alternative to traditional building materials.