From: Ernie Phelps <eepjr24@gmail.com>
>Ahh, that makes sense. SG's initial testing a while back found that
>while counterintuitive, compression actually increased the insulative
>value rather than decreasing it. It would also increase the
>compressive strength and probably the fire resistance (although at 35%
>inerts it should be pretty good anyway).
Compression should also help with block size consistency, less shrinkage issues.
Greg
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