Over the years, roller-compacted concrete (RCC) has been used successfully for the construction of industrial pavements such as log sort yards, military hard stands, or container yards …
Source: Portland Cement Association
The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) has placed thousands of square yards of roller-compacted concrete (RCC) over the past several years, including on Georgia interstate shoulders.
Source: Cement Promotion Association’s Spotlight
RCC quality control and quality assurance requires extensive testing of individual ingredients – aggregates, cementitious materials, water, and admixtures; and testing of the RCC mixtures to determine the properties of fresh and hardened RCC.
Source: RCC Pavement Council
Cost-effective and durable, roller-compacted concrete (RCC) pavement becomes a solid foundation for a significant number Port of Houston Authority (PHA) projects.
Source: Texas Contractor
The Tech Brief discusses RCC pavement uses and provides information on RCC mixtures and construction of RCC pavements.
Source: US Department of Transportation
The Central Freight Terminal is located in Austin, Texas. The RCC pavement at the Central Freight yard has provided 29 years of good service with low maintenance under heavy traffic on highly challenging soils.
Source: NCE
Study and results showing that a thin RCC over soil cement pavement structure has a superior load carrying capability.
Source: CP Roadmap
A presentation from the Louisiana Transportation Center to characterize the fresh and hardened RCC properties as well as the load carrying capacity of the differing RCC sections of see thin RCC Results under accelerated loading tests. Source: Louisiana Transportation Center
Learn about the design, site plan, construction, RCC Pavement of, and 2015 rehabilitation of the BNSF Rennick Yard RCC project overview in Denver, Colorado. Source: NCE
This practice provides standardized requirements for molding stiff to very dry consistency concrete mixtures commonly used in
roller compacted concrete construction. Learn more on RCC Cylinder Molds Practice.
Source: ASTM International