Test report on shrinkage during drying
Which Documents Confirm the Properties of ARTON Aerated Concrete?
Before purchasing construction materials, it is important to understand which information can be relied upon when making a choice. This page provides documents that allow you to review product specifications in advance and use verified information during project design, when agreeing on a solution with a client, or when preparing for procurement.
Various types of documentation are available for aerated concrete blocks and other products manufactured at our facility in Tashkent. These documents contain inspection results and information needed to evaluate the materials:
- the certificate of conformity confirms that the products meet established requirements;
- test reports contain the results of checks on specific performance indicators;
- the technical catalogue provides guidance on solutions and parameters related to product applications;
- additional expert reports supplement information about product properties and quality control results.
This set of documents is particularly useful when products are selected based on more than just appearance or cost. In other words, our autoclaved aerated concrete blocks and other products can be evaluated using test data even before an order is placed. For us, documented verification of product properties is an integral part of a manufacturer's responsibilities, rather than a mere formality accompanying a finished batch.
Which Properties of Aerated Concrete Are Evaluated in Laboratory Tests?
A single figure is not enough to determine whether a product is suitable for a particular application. Therefore, aerated concrete blocks should be evaluated in relation to the conditions in which the future structure will be used, rather than in isolation. The results of individual tests provide a more comprehensive understanding of how the products perform under different conditions:
- frost resistance data indicate the material's ability to withstand repeated freezing and thawing cycles;
- water vapour permeability indicators help account for the moisture conditions of the building envelope during design;
- drying shrinkage tests provide information about changes in the material's linear dimensions after manufacturing;
- the radiological assessment report contains the results of the relevant inspections and provides additional information about product safety;
- test reports for D400, D500 and D600 allow products of different densities to be compared and a suitable option to be selected according to the requirements of a particular project.
Taken together, this information helps evaluate products based on multiple characteristics rather than a single indicator. When selecting materials, we consider operating conditions, structural design and project requirements, using technical documentation as the basis for informed decisions. If a project involves the full or partial use of reinforced aerated concrete blocks, their technical specifications are also checked against the design requirements.
How to Use Quality Documents When Choosing Aerated Concrete Blocks
The documents presented here are particularly useful before placing an order, when project requirements need to be compared with the properties of specific products. You can review test reports in advance, identify a suitable grade and verify how well the selected solution meets the conditions of the planned construction project.
During the design process, we consider not only the properties of the products themselves but also the structures in which they will be used. For walls, the selected masonry method, the planned partition or external wall structure are important considerations. Where monolithic sections and other elements are included, their interconnections must also be taken into account. Foundation connections, slabs, reinforcement and other parts of the project cannot be considered separately from the walls. Therefore, the final decision should be made through a comprehensive assessment of the entire structural system.
If you have any questions about the documents, you can contact our specialists. We will help you understand the information provided and clarify product specifications before placing an order. Once the technical requirements have been established, it becomes easier to proceed to commercial matters: the cost is calculated based on the selected parameters and order volume. Therefore, the price of cellular concrete for wall construction, as well as any other product, should be considered after identifying the appropriate solution, rather than used as a substitute for technical evaluation.
In this way, quality documents become a practical tool during the product selection process. They allow you to verify specifications in advance, compare them with the requirements of your construction project and only then proceed with an order. For advice on aerated concrete blocks and our other products, as well as purchasing terms, you can contact the ARTON sales department. We work with customers from different regions of Uzbekistan and are ready to provide all necessary information before an order is placed.
