Concrete is strong, durable, and versatile, making it ideal for a wide range of applications, from skyscrapers and bridges to residential homes and sidewalks. But beyond its structural properties, concrete also has an important role to play in sustainable construction. In this blog, we'll explore the sustainability and versatility of cement and concrete. This includes its potential to reduce carbon emissions, its ability to be recycled, and its role in creating long-lasting roads and energy-efficient structures. We'll also examine some of the latest innovations in concrete technology and how they are helping to make this ubiquitous building material even more sustainable and versatile.
Concrete Repair Recommendations
It is also important to be aware of what type of pavement one is repairing.
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Study Shows Promising Results for Cement plus Polymer Treatment in High-Sulfate Soils
A former director of Cement Council of Texas and Danny Bowers, the VP and Lead Engineer at...
2026 CCT/TxDOT Concrete Conference Dates Announced
For 2026, the planning committee is working diligently to deliver a program that tackles today’s...
Cement Stabilization of Soil for Longer Lasting Roadways
Cement stabilization is the process of incorporating cement into soil to improve its strength,...
Best Construction Practices for Full-Depth Reclamation (FDR) with Cement
Pre-Project Evaluation & Planning
What is Microcracking?
Typically an agency building a road with cement treated base will prescribe a 7-day unconfined...
Sustainable Pavement Rehabilitation: FDR with Cement on FM 2185
Project OverviewThe FM 2185 road rehabilitation project, a Texas Department of Transportation...
Construction of Full Depth Reclamation with Cement
Initial pulverization
Enhancing Concrete Pavement Designs with Cement-Treated Bases
The AASHTO Pavement Design Guide, although widely adopted for its standardization in road design,...
