A comparative study on structural design of plain and roller-compacted concrete for heavy-duty pavements

Şengün, Emin; Kim, Sung Joon; Ceylan, Hali̇l

doi:10.1080/14680629.2023.2209194

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Degradation under cyclic wet-dry aging of full-scale high-workability concrete maximizing sustainable raw materials

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It is known that when the logistics sector is effectively integrated, it enables sustainable growth of rural development. Improving transport networks may increase trade and support economic growth by enabling faster transport of goods and services. The effectiveness of roller compacted concrete roads in rural development areas has been researched. Their durability, low maintenance costs, and environmental sustainability advantages may contribute to economic revitalization in rural areas. The study analyses the impacts of roller compacted concrete (RRC) applications on rural development across Turkey and discusses the advantages and strategic use of this technology. In the specific case of Izmir, the integration of RCC into rural development strategies and its potential contributions to the logistics sector are discussed, and recommendations are presented for increasing the competitiveness of the region and achieving sustainable development goals.

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A comparative study on structural design of plain and roller-compacted concrete for heavy-duty pavements

Cited by 3 publications

References 20 publications

Degradation under cyclic wet-dry aging of full-scale high-workability concrete maximizing sustainable raw materials

Degradation under cyclic wet-dry aging of full-scale high-workability concrete maximizing sustainable raw materials

Two-lift concrete pavement with advanced fibre reinforced concrete as the top lift and roller compacted concrete as the bottom lift

An Outlook on Use of Roller-Compacted Concrete Roads in Rural Development Areas

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