ROLLER COMPACTED CONCRETE (RCC) 

A Pavement You Can Rely On

RCC has a long service life requiring minimal maintenance. The high strength of RCC pavement eliminates ongoing costly problems traditionally associated with asphalt pavements.

Long-Lasting & Low Cost

The long service life and minimal maintenance of RCC do not actually come at a high price tag. Its low initial cost adds to its overall economy and value. RCC owes much of its economy to high-volume, high-speed construction methods where large-capacity mixers set the pace. The product is then transported by end dump trucks to high-density pavers that efficiently place the material. The material is then further compacted to increase its density, strength and durability, and enhance surface texture.

A More Sustainable Material

In addition to its long service life, RCC`s light colour reduces lighting requirements and helps combat the urban heat island effect. RCC pavement structure also requires substantially less granular material compared to an equivalent asphalt design which helps limit the consumption of natural resources. Increased densities from higher aggregate packing result in reduced levels of cement, allowing for the substitution of supplementary cementitious materials, including industrial by-products such as fly ash, ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBFS) or silica fume, vastly reducing embodied energy and CO2 emissions.

RCC products like Pavamax™ fare well in lifecycle analyses thanks to high durability and low energy consumption during production.

Pavamax™

Based on Roller Compacted Concrete (RCC) technology, Pavamax™ is durable, economical and sustainable. 

  • Eliminates rutting
  • Spans soft localized subgrades
  • Density results of 98% proctor
  • Will not deform under heavy, concentrated design loads
  • Does not deteriorate from spills of fuels and hydraulic fluids
  • Will not soften in hot weather

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Applications

RCC is used when strength, durability, and economy are primary needs. Examples of such applications include but are not limited to:

  • Intermodal Yards
  • Warehouse Facilities
  • Trucking Facilities
  • Ports
  • Military Facilities
  • Composting Facilities
  • Mining Operations
  • Saw Mills Yards
  • Chip Storage Yards
  • Log Sorting Yards
  • Snow Disposal Yards
  • Recycling Facilities

RCC can also be used as a base under asphalt pavement to increase the longevity of streets and roadways.

Product Availability

  • British Columbia: Depends on Project
  • Alberta: Depends on Project
  • Manitoba: Depends on Project
  • Saskatchewan: Depends on Project
  • Ontario
  • Québec
  • Nova Scotia