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Autoclaved-aerated concrete (AAC) blocks in high demand in the Krasnodar region

• Fig. 1 The quartz sand, with the addition of...

• Fig. 2 Binder silos: here, the binders lime,...

• Fig. 3 Upon completion of the mixing process, the...

• Fig. 4 Mixing tower with
  mixer discharge

• Fig. 5 The filled casting mold is moved by...

• Fig. 6 Demolding: The mold frame is pulled off the...

• Fig. 7 Tilting table: The tilting table tips the...

• Fig. 8 The upright standing cake travels through...

• Fig. 9 The cutting wires of the cross-cutter,...

• Fig. 10 The AAC cakes are autoclaved in horizontal...

• Abb. 11 Several autoclaves operate time-delayed,...

• Abb. 12 The W+K stacking method guarantees an...

• Abb. 13 An autoclave pallet grab picks up the...

• Abb. 14 Following autoclaving, the autoclave...

• Abb. 15 The hardened blocks are tipped onto the...

• Abb. 16 Packing line for AAC blocks

• Abb. 17 Two AAC block packages are tipped by the...

• Abb. 18 Following packing, a forklift moves the...

› The successful talks with one of the largest investors in the construction sector in the Krasnodar region led to the delivery of another turnkey autoclaved-aerated concrete (AAC) plant. The plant with an overall daily output of 972 m³ was erected on the site of an existing concrete plant to meet the rising demand for AAC blocks in the Krasnodar region. 

Business relations with W+K Industry GmbH had already existed for some years. Apart from numerous projects and modernization measures that the company had carried our in existing plants, W+K Industry GmbH is also partner in the construction of a new and fully automated sand-lime brick plant.

“We believe in the technology and the personnel of W+K. Hand in hand we have completed many successful projects and look forward to a continued partnership,” declares Sergej Nikonenko, director of the stenovych Materialov Kubani combine.

The stenovych Materialov Kubani combine commissioned W+K Industry GmbH...