GREEN SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION
ACIPL SUSTAINAIBLE CONSTRUCTION
CHEMICALS
Construction chemicals account for
2%-5% of the project cost. But the benefits far more outreach the total cost.
Construction chemicals increases the life of construction work and impart
additional protection from environmental hazards, also help in minimizing the
quantities of cement and water used in the construction. They are also
essential for high quality concrete and for promoting the improvement of
concrete performance. Based on end use applications, these compounds can be
broadly classified into five categories as Admixtures, waterproofing, flooring
compounds, repair and rehabilitation, miscellaneous. The changing regulatory
environment: Compulsory usage of Ready-Mix Concrete in Metros like Mumbai, Bangalore
etc. is a key regulatory change. Similar regulations in Tier-I & other
cities would be a key driver in increasing the usage of construction Chemicals.
Apple Chemie
India Pvt. Ltd. an ISO 9001:2008 certified company, has been awarded
"Product Innovator of the Year" in the field of Construction
Chemicals for its patented ViscoFlux Technology by INDIA CHEM Gujarat 2015
Expo, held at Gandhinagar on 28th October 2015, FICCI (Govt of India). With
further striving we have our own green building products which our stringently
designed for smart city projects.
There
are also few solutions from the chemical industry that can bring significant
energy savings: Reflective indoor coatings, High reflectance and durable
outdoor coating, Phase Change Materials (PCM), New insulation foams, Other
insulation modules.
Governments initiative to build 100
smart cities will require materials with high performance levels. This will
require advanced construction chemicals. With innovation and further research
going on in this field a coating has been developed which provide high
reflectance and durability both for outdoor and indoor premises, these coatings
optimize the use of natural and artificial light, thus maintaining cool
temperature inside and reduces energy heating and cooling costs. With the
development of smart cities project in India, this innovation could improve the
quality and sustainability of the project. India loses INR 2 trillion (USD 40
billion) which is roughly about 4% of our national GDP every year due to
corrosion of infrastructure, industrial equipment and other vital
installations, according to last estimates from of CII. In addition to causing
severe damage and threat to public safety, corrosion disrupts operations and requires
extensive repair and replacement of failed assets. This is likely the single
biggest opportunity to save costs due to corrosion and enhance the life cycle
and sustainability of civil structures.
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