Pavements
A variety of cement-based products can be used in pavement applications. They are all similar, in that they all contain the components of portland cement, aggregates and soils, and water.
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Paving: The New Realities
Listen to webcasts, download white papers, and get the latest information on the impact of the stimulus plan, concrete’s advantage over asphalt, and the economic outlook.
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Soil-Cement
Soil-cement
pavements have many uses from city streets, county roads,
state routes, and interstate highways, to parking lots, industrial
storage facilities, and airports. The “family” of
soil-cement pavement products include:
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here for more info.Roller-Compacted Concrete
RCC,
a durable paving material that carries heavy loads, is now developing
as a fast, economical construction method for off-highway pavement
projects, heavy-duty parking and storage areas, and as a base
for conventional pavement. More...New Publication
Guide to Cement-Treated
Base (CTB)
An overview on the design and construction of CTB for both mixed-in-place and central plant mixed operations. EB236—$10
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Focus on FDR
Full-Depth
Reclamation (FDR) coupled with cement stabilization is an innovative
and cost effective method of rebuilding failed asphalt pavements.
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Survey Results
PCA Market
Research surveyed decisionmakers in the pavement market in
2005 to measure changes in their attitudes and perceptions
toward soil-cement, roller-compacted concrete (RCC) pavements,
and competing materials. Click here
for results.
Concrete Pavements
Since the first strip of concrete pavement
was completed in 1893, concrete has been used extensively for
paving highways and airports as well as business and residential
streets. For a brief summary click here.
For detailed information, visit the American
Concrete Pavement Association (ACPA).
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