14-17 September 2001, Bydgoszcz the World Capital of Aerated Autoclaved Concrete

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The 5^th International Conference of Aerated Autoclaved Concrete (AAC) entitled: ‘Securing a Sustainable Future’ has already finished. It was initiated and organized by the Concrete Producers Association (SPB) in cooperation with the European Aerated Autoclaved Concrete Association (EAACA), Center of Research and Development CEBET of the Institute of Ceramics and Building Materials and the University of Technology and Life Sciences  in Bydgoszcz in order to honor the 60^th anniversary of the AAC industry in Poland.  SOLBET group was the sponsor of the event, which being the biggest producer of this outstanding material in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe, feels responsible for its development.

The 5^th International  AAC Conference  in Bydgoszcz under review of its participants

prof. Dariusz Boroński, Vice Rector for Science, the University of Technology and Life Sciences

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In my opinion, the 5^th International AAC Conference was a very important event not only for the AAC industry but also for the University of Technology and Life Sciences and  the city of Bydgoszcz . The number of guests who arrived at the conference was bigger than expected. In the beginning, 220 persons were supposed to attend the conference, actually there were 300. I am very glad that the participants enjoyed their stay in Bydgoszcz. Undoubtedly, it is a big success of the sponsor, that is, the SOLBET company. They prepared a very interesting program consisting of perfectly organized cultural events, including a concert in the Opera Nova and a visit to the SOLBET production plant in Solec Kujawski which made a big impression on the visitors.

Although I do not represent the AAC branch and it is difficult for me to express my opinion on the merits of the conference, I certainly have reasons to  say that  the conference has proved that aerated autoclaved concrete is a perfect building material for construction of walls,  now and in the future, as it already meets all the requirements for buildings heat protection which are to be implemented after 2020.