The following standards contain provisions that constitute the provisions of this standard by reference in this standard. At the time of publication of this standard, all versions shown are valid. All standards will be revised, and all parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest versions of the following standards.　　 Blocks are classified according to their compressive strength and volumetric density.Ren Cheng,　　The construction specifications for aerated block wall masonry require that: Air bricks used for wall masonry must have a production date exceeding　　Marking examples: strength level A, bulk density level B, superiorMetahara,　　If the purchasing unit needs other specifications, they can negotiate with the production factory to determine.　　Specification for autoclaved aerated concrete blocks Scope This standard specifies the product classification, technical requirements, test methods, inspection rules, product quality instructions,Ren Chengaerated block brick, stacking and transportation of autoclaved aerated concrete blocks.　　as the main raw materials, with an appropriate amount of aerating agent, regulator, bubble stabilizer added, mixing, pouring, static stopping, cutting, and high-pressure steam curing. The unit volume weight of autoclaved aerated concrete blocks is one-third of that of clay bricks, and the insulation performance is - times that of clay bricks, The sound insulation performance is twice that of clay bricks, the impermeability performance is more than twice that of clay bricks, and the fire resistance performance is - times that of reinforced concrete. The masonry strength of the block is about % of its own strength (% for red bricks).

　　 Block product marking: Mark in the order of product name (code ACB), strength level,Ren Chengblock, bulk density level, specification size, and standard number.　　 The weight of aerated bricks themselves is very light, and their overall performance is relatively stable. Even when subjected to strong compression　　There are seven strength levels: A, A, A, A, A, A and AWelcome calls ,　　This standard applies to autoclaved aerated concrete blocks (hereinafter referred to as blocks) used for walls and insulation in civil and industrial buildings.　　There are six levels of volumetric density: B, B, B, B, B, and B　　 Blocks are divided into three levels based on dimensional deviation, appearance quality, volumetric density, and compressive strength: excellent product (A), first-class product (B),　　 Blocks are classified according to their compressive strength and volumetric density.　　Problems such as cracks, and falling off.　　There are six levels of volumetric density: B, B, B, B, B and BRen Cheng,　　Marking examples: strength level A bulk density level B, superior　　Control standard for radioactive substances in building materials mixed with industrial waste - Determination of steady-state thermal resistance and related characteristics of insulation materials - Protective hot plate method for testing the performance of aerated concrete - General rules - Test methods for volumetric density, moisture content, and water absorption of aerated concrete - Mechanical properties of aerated concrete - Test methods for drying shrinkage of aerated concrete - Test methods for frost resistance of aerated concrete ( - Terminology of bricks and blocks Product classification Specifications: The specifications and dimensions of the blocks are shown in Table 　　Marking examples: strength level A, bulk density level B, superior