November 12, 2012
About 350 state and local agency employees, engineers, contractors, and owners learned how to save cost and improve road durability at the Cement Council of Texas' seven "Best Practices in Road Recycling and Soil Cement Solutions" seminars, held throughout the state in September and October.
November 8, 2012
The National Concrete Pavement Technology Center at Iowa State University has released a guide spec and commentary about the mixture and analysis of concrete pavements for highway applications. TxDOT and eight other state DOTs, as well as the Federal Highway Administration, contributed to funding the document development.
October 31, 2012
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSH) will present a free webinar “Life Cycle Environmental and Cost Analysis Research” November 9, at 10:00 am Eastern.
July 26, 2012
A new online magazine, PerviousPro, has been launched. Its focus will be pervious concrete.
June 15, 2012
In its weekly podcast, TxDOT highlights MIT research that shows the benefits that more rigid pavements have on reducing vehicle fuel usage (and associated emissions).
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Cement Council of Texas
1820 Harwood Court
Hurst, TX 76054
817-540-4437 (office)
817-545-7254 (fax)
www.cementx.org
The Cement Council of Texas represents manufacturers of portland cement in Texas. We promote cement and concrete solutions to engineers, architects, contractors, owners, community leaders, and other stakeholders in targeted markets. Additionally, we educate the public about the economic, performance, and sustainability benefits of cement and concrete. We do this through communication, education, and technical service by our highly skilled staff of industry professionals.
All are invited to a roller compacted concrete open house, hosted by the Cement Council of Texas, in Victoria on June 20, 2013:
You will see a 60 acre site being constructed with RCC pavement, using a pug mill for mixing, a high-density asphalt paver for placement, and vibratory rollers for compaction. This is a highly cost effective and fast method of concrete pavement construction, and can be less expensive than constructing road or facility pavements from equivalently designed asphalt and base course. It certainly is more durable, with less maintenance. It can be designed to outlast the oil/gas exploration truck loads that are tearing up TxDOT FM roads, county roads, and city streets. Don't miss this opportunity to make your tax or corporate dollars go further.
The Cement Council of Texas has announced that its third RCC Pavement Design and Construction Symposium will be held on November 20-21, 2013 at the Sheraton DFW Airport in Irving, Texas.
The conference will feature international experts on RCC. They will provide engineering and construction professionals with education in the basic fundamentals of RCC pavements, and with emerging technologies that can make RCC even more cost-effective. The conference agenda is designed for professionals throughout the U.S., and its location near DFW Airport, will simplify transportation options.
Also, contractors, equipment/material suppliers, and engineering firms can highlight their products and expertise through several sponsorship opportunities.
Click here for registration, sponsorship and exhibitor information.
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