Which type of new building materials has the largest development space

With regard to the continuous development of new building materials, energy conservation and emission reduction and the development of circular economy have become an important part of government work. So what kind of new building materials have the greatest development space? This is what this article will discuss.

With regard to the continuous development of new building materials, energy conservation and emission reduction and the development of circular economy have become an important part of government work. Recently, the State Council and the National Development and Reform Commission have separately issued the “2009 Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction Work Arrangement” and the “Energy-saving Construction Work Achievements and Major Measures for this Year” document. There is no doubt about building energy conservation, development of new building materials, and development of circular economy. Requires a favorable promotion of the building materials industry.

Among them, "the new coal-fired power plant flue gas off facilities * 50 million kilowatts, the new iron and steel enterprises sintering machine flue gas off * facilities 20 (sets)", this policy will further increase the removal of gypsum production, promote the off * The cost of gypsum continues to decline, which is conducive to the development of the gypsum board industry.

In terms of building energy efficiency, “the proportion of enforcement of energy-saving mandatory standards in the construction phase at the end of 2009 has been increased to more than 90%; the energy-saving renovation of existing residential buildings in the northern heating area has been fully implemented, and 60 million square meters have been reconstructed in 2009”, the full implementation of this policy. It is conducive to the development of steel doors and windows, hollow glass and Low-E glass, and new insulation wall material industry.

The policy on new wall materials will also drive the development of related industries. For example, “accelerate the construction of key projects such as the removal of gypsum, phosphogypsum, and crop stalks, etc. The third batch of banned use of solid clay bricks and the third batch of “forbidden on-site mixing mortars” work.” This policy encourages paper on the one hand The development of gypsum board, fly ash aerated bricks, and wood-based panels, etc., and the elimination of clay bricks on the other hand will also provide a broad space for the development of new wall materials, and there will also be breakthroughs in development.