As the scorching summer arrives as expected, walking on the sidewalks, observing the bustling crowd and the constant flow of cars, have you noticed the bricks beneath your feet? How are they made, and what properties do they possess?

Common bricks used for pedestrian crossings are vitrified bricks, which are made from clay, shale, coal gangue, or fly ash and fired at high temperatures. They are a relatively traditional building material that, to some extent, wastes land resources. However, vitrified bricks primarily made from coal gangue not only utilize waste but also protect the environment, receiving support and encouragement. What are their characteristics? The Zhengzhou Vitrified Brick editor introduces them to you, hoping to be helpful.

One: Enhanced Durability. The manufacturing process of sintered bricks varies, and the process determines their increased durability.

The product boasts excellent thermal insulation properties. During the firing process, the fired bricks develop a large number of microscopic pores. When applied to the exterior walls of buildings, they can absorb a certain amount of heat and also absorb indoor warm air, extending its release. In winter, this function helps balance the temperature, making it feel cool during summer.

Three: Excellent fire resistance. Sintered bricks do not burn as they are a product that is fired itself, having "immunity" to fire. In the event of a fire, brick and tile products do not emit any harmful gases, and typically, the harm to humans is not from the direct impact of the fire itself, but from the toxic gases released by the materials.

Four, Excellent sound insulation. The sound insulation effect of sintered brick walls is good. They can effectively block external and internal noise, creating a more comfortable living environment.

Five, High structural strength. Houses constructed with sintered bricks are relatively safe residential options. Sintered bricks come in various compressive strengths, with effective quality control and monitoring during production.

Six, Excellent seismic performance. The sintered bricks fully meet the standard mechanical strength requirements and, when combined with mortar and cement, exhibit excellent bonding characteristics. Therefore, they can effectively enhance the seismic performance of buildings.

Seven, Cost-effectiveness. The choice of wall materials determines the quality of the building. Fired bricks are not only of high quality but also offer great value for money, making them a very worthwhile choice. They significantly reduce the amount of mortar used, thereby saving on construction materials.