Roller compacted concrete: Literature review

Roller compacted concrete (RCC) is a material with no slumps and made from the same raw materials as conventional concrete. The roller dam method, high paste technique, corps of engineers maximum density method are all ways designing RCC. evolution RCC has resulted in substantial change construction projects, most notably dams, because sluggish pace placement, consolidation, compacting. process was accelerated by incorporating into resulting shorter period. Research shows that dams used had completed one to two years sooner than regular (Bagheri Ghaemian's, 2004). application risen significantly during past several decades, particularly for pavement applications. It lower cost asphalt may be fast. extensively areas/roads transport big goods at moderate speeds. increasingly being metropolitan areas, on roadways streets. shown great interest roads terms durability, compressive strength, prolonged service life, maintenance costs. Fibre addition frequently favored RCC, just traditional Fiber inclusion contributes mechanical qualities well its long-term sustainability. Within focus this research, reviewed based four factors: environmental effect, cost, fiber addition, country-specific use. This study unusual sense provides researchers valuable information