The officially adopted specification which the members of the RCC Pavement Council follow and recommend to be utilized to build high quality roller compacted concrete (RCC) Pavements—for RCC as an exposed RCC pavement surface, that may or may not be diamond ground for smoothness and/or…
The objectives of the study were to determine the structural performance and load carrying capacity of thin RCC surfaced pavements under accelerated pavement testing (APT), and to determine the applicability of using a thin RCC pavement structure with cement treated or stabilized base as a design alternative for those low volume roadways having frequently heavy truck trafficking.
Source: Louisiana Transportation Research Center (LTRC)
The Tech Brief discusses RCC pavement uses and provides information on RCC mixtures and construction of RCC pavements.
Source: US Department of Transportation
This paper summarizes a recent survey of uses of RCC, types of paving equipment and final surface since 2011 in the United States as well as provides a few case studies on local roads, hike and bike trails, and industrial projects. See more on RCC pavement advances here.
Source: C. Zollinger, Paving Solutions, CEMEX, Inc
This ACPA Guide Specification includes all of the provisions necessary to create an RCC pavement project specification. It covers proportioning, mixing, placing, compacting, and curing concrete for RCC applications.
Source: ACPA
Roller-compacted concrete is gaining in popularity. We have it covered with six feature stories. Read all about it in this: Public Works RCC article.
Source: Public Works Special Issue
This Roller-Compacted Concrete pavement guide provides owner-agencies, contractors, materials suppliers, and others with a thorough introduction to and updated review of RCC and its many paving applications.
Source: National Concrete Pavement Technology Center at Iowa State University’s Institute for Transportation, with funding from the Portland Cement Association
This innovative and value-engineered pavement combines strength and durability with ease of construction.
Source: Southeast Cement Association