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Red Bricks And its Features

Red Bricks

What is a brick?

Brick is a rectangular type of block fired in a kiln or dried to the sun. It is a very beautiful material for large and small buildings. Brick made on natural clay and sand. Brick size in Pakistan is mostly used on 9’/4 to 5/3 inches.

Redbrick.

Red bricks are mostly used in the world for building construction, how clay bricks are made and fired, differences in quality, different classes and strength, selecting a good brick for the building, and how they should be used on construction work.

red brick wall

Strength of Red Brick.

The bricks tend to be very hard, dense and have been used for centuries as structural buildings on red bricks, i.e., the red bricks produce the structural strength of buildings. Redbrick supports roofs and floors and is used without any reinforcement.red brick was used to build large buildings, churches, factories, and tall factory chimneys. Cities were built from brick and still survive today, and They are Victorian sewerage systems in major towns.

Manufacture of red brick.

They are three steps of manufactured clay mixture, compaction of clay in the mold, and fired in a kiln.Contain Manufactured bricks 50% to 60% silica (sand), 20% to 30% alumina (clay), 2% to 5% lime, up to 7%to 6% iron oxide and 1% to 0.25% magnesia.the local people use whatever is available to them. The resulting mixture has water added to clay to make a soft mud formed into rectangular size blocks and either left in the sun to dry and then fired on the kiln.

Manufacture of red brick

When firing, the clay needs to reach 895°C to 995°C, so the silica will fuse to give the brick strength. The brick mold keeps on a little bit over the side because they are during the dried little compress the overall side of the brick.

The average size of red brick

Over the centuries, the size of brick has developed, which does not vary much from country to country. Standard brick size is around 9″ long, 4½” wide, and 3″ thick.

average size of red brick

Testing of Red Brick.

Redbrick tests similar to standard brick tests; two bricks bang them lightly together will give a ringing sound. The second method of testing You can try dropping them (you might end up with a brick on your head). A hard brick will be brittle strong and break cleanly.

Special feature.

Redbrick is a unique building material that combines the artificial components and capabilities of nature. Solid red brick produced under the influence of high temperatures, environment durability, and friendliness allows you to provide the optimum balance of strength. It is formed from specialized grades of clay. Even with minor mechanical damage to maintain the original strength characteristics and The absence of voids in the finished ceramic product provides it with a uniform composition. This is of great importance in cases when it comes to constructing massive walls(heavy walls) subjected to the most intense loads.

special feature of red bricks

Species.

Ordinary red bricks are different types. You can find more than 15,000 variants of such ceramic products in total sale. Good varieties of ordinary brick are usually labeled M-150 in robust performance and used to construct the basement marking M-125 and used For the creation of fireplaces and other devices of air heating special ceramic products of furnace type bricks.

The dimension of bricks. 

The current requirements of GOST 530-2007.NF establishes the general size of the red brick. The size of this standard product is 65x120x250mm. When recommended to use this option transverse-longitudinal masonry walls. But the arrangement of walls or foundations is not only used. For example, the same euro kirpich thickness – 65 mm, but the dimensions are 85×250 mm.

dimension of bricks
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