A key to design and construction using RCC is the application of density testing procedures for both laboratory and field density that is representative of in-place conditions. Several test methods developed over the last 20 years are described in this publication.
Source: Portland Cement Association
This thesis on optimizing transverse joints will aim to evaluate existing RCC pavements in service through the use of non-destruction deflective data to estimate the stresses due to a traffic load. Source: Jacob Eskel Hiller, University of Michigan
This report addresses the long term performance of RCC pavements under various loading applications and climatic conditions.
Source: Robert W. Piggott, P. Eng.
The Vebe vibrating table test method is used to measure the consistency of stiff to extremely dry concrete mixtures.
Source: ASTM International
This paper reports the results of a laboratory investigation of the drying shrinkage of roller-compacted concrete for pavement applications.
Source: David W. Pittman and Steven A. Ragan
This RCC report considers the results of experimentation using roller compacted concrete as a road building material, and develops an economic and engineering rationale for using thls new construction material for pavements in Arizona.
Source: Arizona State University