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The City of Tea, South Dakota, recently addressed severe pavement degradation on Heritage Parkway, one of its primary four-lane arterial corridors writes the ACPA. Originally constructed in 2009 with an
Built to Last: City of Tea Replaces Wearing Asphalt with Concrete Inlay on Busy Parkway Read More »
Although diamond grinding on concrete pavements has been utilized since the 1960s, its application on airport runways has long sparked debate among industry professionals. The procedure, which carves tiny ridges
New Study Evaluates Safety of Diamond Grinding for Airport Runways Read More »
A recent article highlights the growing use of dual-layer concrete paving for highway rehabilitation projects in Germany. The technique places a 20–24 cm structural concrete bottom layer followed immediately by
Dual-Layer Paving: Insights from Four German Projects Read More »
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Mumbai’s ₹17,000 crore road construction project, launched in 2022 to make the city largely pothole-free, has reached approximately 80.5% completion after three years. According to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC),
Mumbai’s concrete roads project in the news Read More »
For decades, the cementitious materials community has struggled with a fundamental engineering dilemma: why is it so difficult to accurately predict exactly when and where a crack will form and
More than a decade after gaining its initial momentum, an innovative pavement rehabilitation process known as “Buried Treasure” is delivering massive economic and environmental wins across the country. The technique
Buried Treasure: Phoenix Highways to Save $4 Billion with Innovative Concrete Recovery Read More »
In a compelling new article titled “Rethinking Road Infrastructure Investment,” Shane Dunstan of Aran International argues that Australia’s road sector must move away from “lowest-initial-cost” procurement to survive a tightening
Good read – Industry Experts Call for Strategic Shift in Road Infrastructure Investment Read More »
A recent Opinion piece in the Washington Times is the product of a collaboration with the American Concrete Pavement Association. The article, titled “America must invest in resilient, enduring infrastructure”,
Great Read! Recent Op-Ed on concrete pavements featured in the Washington Times Read More »
Dr. Sushobhan Sen, Secretary-Treasurer at ISCP, was invited to deliver a talk at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras), India, on March 2, 2026. The talk on ‘A
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The MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub) has released an essential educational resource for transportation professionals: a comprehensive tutorial on their Streamlined Pavement Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Life Cycle Cost
Mastering Sustainable Infrastructure with MIT’s New LCA/LCCA Tutorial Read More »
The European construction sector is setting a new benchmark for sustainability by successfully transitioning circular concrete theories into large-scale infrastructure reality writes Richard High for Concrete Connect. Recent recognition from
Europe Leading the Way in Large-Scale Circular Concrete Infrastructure Read More »
Recent research by Anusha Toshikhani and Solomon Debbarma has unveiled a significant advancement in the performance of roller-compacted concrete (RCC) pavements through the use of internal curing. Unlike traditional concrete,
In a detailed analysis of operational efficiency, Dr. Jon Belkowitz, Chief Technical Officer of Intelligent Concrete LLC, explores the critical distinction between “managing” and simply “dealing with” problems in concrete
Concrete Production Excellence: Moving from Reactive to Proactive Management Read More »
The National Concrete Pavement Technology Center (CP Tech Center) recently hosted a highly relevant webinar as part of its “Concrete Pavement Technology Tuesday” series, aimed at demystifying pavement design for
Pavement Engineering researchers at the University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) are currently pioneering the use of ultrasonic tomography for the non-destructive quality assessment of concrete pavements. The team is utilizing the
Cutting-Edge Research at Pitt Advances Concrete Pavement Quality Assessment Read More »
A prevailing misconception in the construction industry is that concrete pavements are significantly more expensive than alternatives like asphalt or paving blocks writes Concrete Wale. While the initial construction cost
Rethink Your Road Budget: Concrete’s Long-Term Cost Advantage Read More »
A new advancement from MIT researchers has drastically improved the energy storage capacity of supercapacitors made from concrete, potentially paving the way for everyday infrastructure to double as massive energy
Improved Carbon-Cement Supercapacitor Packs Ten Times the Power Read More »
