Thermal Mechanical and Acoustic T of an Innovative Hollow Block Based on Local Material used in Insulation of Building

The contemporary environmental challenges stemming from substantial energy loss in Algerian buildings have prompted a critical examination of resource utilization. The increasing popularity of hollow blocks, attributed to their eco-friendly features, such as reduced heat dissipation and minimized raw material usage, holds significant promise, particularly in developing countries facing resource-intensive challenges in construction and maintaining indoor comfort. This study delves into the thermal, mechanical, and acoustics properties of fired hollow blocks employed for building insulation. The results derived from the analysis of thermal, acoustic, and mechanical properties affirm that selecting this construction system is advantageous. Integrating it into the national housing program is recommended to fulfill the objectives outlined for the national contribution. This integration aims to significantly reduce energy consumption in the building sector.