cellular brick

cellular brick (Brit.)

A brick or block in which holes, closed at one end, exceed 20% of the volume.
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In the second stage, the core of this research, and with the defined technology, a specific technological application of the mortar of recycled material was the making of cellular bricks. These should be competitive on price, quality, and mechanical and physical properties against the current ones on the market.
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