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The National Wind Institute at Texas Tech University finds that concrete is the best material to stand up to hurricanes and tornadoes. This video shows the real strength of concrete in a wind storm. Watch Build With Strength wind test video featuring Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association President David Perkins and Target Strength Concrete winner Dan Jeray, Redi-Mix Concrete.
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PURPOSEThe Cementx Pavement Blog seeks to make pavement owners, engineers and contractors smarter about selecting, designing, constructing and maintaining pavements. New blog postings began February 1, 2017; however, we carried over pavement-related blog postings from our older blog, the "Texas Cement and Concrete Blog," which ran until December 2016.
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