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 »
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 »
A NC2 MAP Brief, “Maturity Method for Early Opening of Concrete Pavements,” offers a detailed summary for construction professionals on a technique that could significantly reduce project timelines and costs.
New Method Speeds Up Concrete Pavement Projects Read More »
The National Concrete Pavement Technology Center (CP Tech Center) at Iowa State University has released significant findings from a comprehensive study on fiber-reinforced concrete (FRC) overlays—highlighting their potential to enhance
Study shows benefits of Fiber‑Reinforced Concrete Overlays Read More »
Aalborg Portland Malaysia—part of Cementir Group—has introduced CEM II/A‑LL 52.5N, a low‑carbon white cement in its D‑Carb product line. This new offering delivers approximately 12% lower CO₂ emissions than the traditional Aalborg
Aalborg Portland Malaysia Launches D‑Carb White Cement Read More »
Concrete pavements are widely favored in infrastructure projects due to their long lifespan, strength, and minimal maintenance needs. In the United States, Jointed Plain Concrete Pavement (JPCP) is the most
Mastering Concrete Pavement Jointing: Why Proper Joint Activation Matters Read More »
Thin concrete pavements, constructed over an existing base layer, present an economical choice for low- and moderate-volume roads. However, these thinner pavements are more susceptible to distress from traffic loads
Enhancing Thin Concrete Pavements with Synthetic Fibers Read More »
The Next Generation Concrete Surface (NGCS) is redefining sustainable pavement technology by improving fuel efficiency and reducing noise pollution, writes the International Grooving & Grinding Association (IGGA). Researchers at the
Next Generation Concrete Surface: A Sustainable Pavement Innovation Read More »
Spray sealers have become an essential component in concrete pavement preservation (CPP), offering a proactive solution to extend the lifespan of roads, highways, and runways writes the International Grinding &
The Role of Spray Sealers in Concrete Pavement Preservation Read More »
The National Concrete Pavement Technology Center (CP Tech Center), a partner organization of ISCP, has released a new guide titled Concrete Overlay Repair and Replacement Strategies, addressing one of the
CP Tech Center Releases Comprehensive Guide on Concrete Overlay Repair and Replacement Read More »
The International Society for Concrete Pavements (ISCP) is pleased to announce that proceedings from the 1st through 11th International Conferences on Concrete Pavements are now available on our Open Journal
ISCP Enhances Research Accessibility with its Open Journal System (OJS) Read More »
Increasing the solar reflectance—or albedo—of the built environment is emerging as a powerful strategy to combat climate change and urban heat, as reported in the white paper recently published by
High-Albedo Concrete Pavements: A Path to Cooler Cities and a Healthier Planet Read More »
The push for sustainable infrastructure continues to gain momentum, with low-carbon concrete playing a key role in reducing environmental impacts, writes Laura O’Neill Kaumo for Roads & Bridges. Launched in
Low-Carbon Concrete Efforts Drive Sustainable Infrastructure Forward Read More »
Concrete paving is undergoing a technological revolution, with innovations ranging from Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors to artificial intelligence (AI) reshaping the way pavements are designed, built, and maintained, writes Kristin Dispenza
Revolutionizing Concrete Paving: IoT and AI Transform the Industry Read More »
Jointed plain concrete pavement (JPCP), the most widely used concrete pavement type in the U.S., relies on proper jointing design to ensure durability and minimize maintenance. Concrete’s natural tendency to
Mastering Concrete Jointing: Controlling Cracks and Enhancing Durability in Pavements Read More »
Tarmac has successfully trialed new formulations of noise-reducing concrete on a 1.5 km stretch of the eastbound A30 near Penzance, Cornwall reports The Construction Index. Conducted in collaboration with National
Whisper Concrete Returns in the UK: Trials Show Promising Noise Reduction Read More »
Infrastructure demands continuous improvement, and paving materials are no exception. Roller-compacted concrete (RCC), once confined to industrial applications, has emerged as a compelling alternative to traditional asphalt and conventional concrete
Roller Compacted Concrete: Durable, Sustainable, and Evolving for Modern Applications Read More »
The persistent challenge of repairing wheel ruts on concrete pavements, particularly in regions prone to heavy snowfall and tire chain usage, has led to innovative solutions in the construction industry,
Revolutionizing Rut Repair with Calcium Sulfoaluminate Cement Read More »
A new report by consultancy Infometrics highlights the economic and environmental benefits of concrete roads, suggesting they are a durable and cost-effective solution for New Zealand’s growing transportation needs writes
Concrete Roads: A Sustainable Solution for New Zealand’s Infrastructure Needs Read More »
