Advantages of High-Density Compacted Concrete (HDCC) Pavements
High-Density Compacted Concrete (HDCC) pavements stand out with their long service life of up to 25 years, 98% compaction rate, high compressive strength of up to 65 MPa, and excellent durability against environmental impacts.
Due to its ability to be constructed up to 35 cm in a single layer, its high load-bearing capacity without reinforcement, and the possibility of building vertical slab edges without formwork, HDCC is an ideal solution for industrial zones, ports, and high-traffic roads.
- Does Not Deform Under Heavy Loads
- Does Not Melt in Heat or Create Wheel Tracks
- Three Times Longer Lifespan Compared to Alternatives
- Quick and Easy to Construct
- Can Be Opened to Service Quickly
- Low Maintenance Costs and Long Service Life
High-Density Compacted Concrete (HDCC) pavements, when constructed with the appropriate techniques, teams, and equipment, require little to no maintenance throughout their 25-year service life. As a result, maintenance and repair costs remain significantly low, providing over 40% savings in life cycle costs compared to alternative solutions.
High-Density Compacted Concrete (HDCC) is a type of pavement that delivers exceptional performance in areas where heavy military vehicles are used. Within 24 hours of application, it can support the full mobility of a 73.6-ton M1 Abrams tank without any damage. Even under extreme conditions, HDCC remains deformation-free, providing a durable and reliable solution. It was chosen for use at Port Houston, the largest container port on the U.S. Gulf Coast. Thanks to HDCC paving, the port has been able to sustainably continue its growth and infrastructure development, with uninterrupted and smooth operations. Today, approximately 2 million square meters of HDCC pavements are successfully in service at U.S. ports.
HIGH-DENSITY COMPACTED CONCRETE (HDCC)
THE SECRET TO COMFORT AND DURABILITY!
