2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Overlays
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2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Municipal Streets & Intersections <30,000 SY
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Urban Arterials & Collectors
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: State Roads
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Reliever & General Aviation Airports
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Commecial Service & Military Airports
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Divided Highways—Urban
2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Divided Highways—Rural
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2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Municipal Streets & Intersections >30,000 SY
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2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Traffic Management
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2005 ACPA Excellence in Concrete Pavement Awards Winner: Concrete Pavement Restoration
Dowel bars are fairly inexpensive items, though the role they play in multi-million-dollar concrete pavement projects is critical. Improperly placed, they can compromise the integrity of the pavement.
The summer of 2004 saw what seemed like an abnormal number of sudden hailstorms and downpours in the Denver area while concrete was being placed. We investigated concrete from two different projects that were halted shortly before a rainstorm. The cores were sent to a lab by concerned contractors...
The 2006 version of World of Concrete will roar into Las Vegas on January 16 for a five-day stay.
It's hard to imagine the concrete industry without thinking about testing. Amid all this testing activity, a great deal of time and attention is justifiably focused on proper testing procedure. However, variations in operator technique, cleanliness of apparatus, temperature, and sampling method, to...
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Careful planning and attention to detail are common threads in this year's American Concrete Pavement Association winning projects.
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To “take the higher ground” is to select a legal, moral, and ethical course of action. Most people know what is legally right or wrong. Where things get a little gray is when ethics comes in to play.
The Bunyan Striker features a hydraulically powered spinning tube that cuts down the surface grade quickly.
Roller screeds are like having a screed and paver rake rolled into one.
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The Screedemon reduces wet screed hand/arm vibration by 50% to 90%, reducing the risks of white finger, carpel tunnel syndrome, and chronic arthritis.
The WSH series vibratory truss screed, which spans up to 65 feet, resists rough handling and allows operators to strike off slabs up to 11 inches deep.
This wet screed line is perfect for contractors looking for a fast, economical way to strike off concrete without investing in a larger screed.
Expandable to 60 feet, the AS60 gas-powered aluminum screed features the Curl Edge runner, which eliminates concrete rollover and yields a more uniform concrete spread.
Built for strength and rigidity, these lightweight magnesium screeds are available in various lengths and sizes—from 6 feet to 24 feet.
The Speed Screed vibratory strike-off machines feature reversible aluminum finishing tubes for all types of concrete paving and finishing applications.
The Spin Screed consists of an aluminum pipe, up to 22 feet in length, that rolls concrete in front of the screed, cutting off high spots and filling in low spots.
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The STDXXX screed is perfect for doing small to intermediate size slabs, including irregular shapes and V-shaped waterways.
The VS400 and VS800 power screeds are perfect for rough finished floors. The tools strike off and consolidate concrete surfaces quickly, efficiently, and inexpensively.
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The Vibra Strike II is a versatile power screed with a four-stroke engine that delivers consistent performance.
The Logic7D Excavate system boosts the productivity of excavators, eliminates the need for survey stakes, and allows users to better control buckets.