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*[[Open Source Concrete Construction Set]] | *[[Open Source Concrete Construction Set]] | ||
*[[Rammed Earth]] (Similar concept but with Earth / [[Cob]] / Similar Mixes to [[Stabilized Compressed Earth Blocks]] | |||
**[[Slip Forming]] with a compaction mechanism similar to the semi-mechanized Rammed Earth Construction may be of interest, could it allow for RCC Strength Slip Formed Walls etc?) | |||
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*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roller-compacted_concrete The Wikipedia Page on RCC | *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roller-compacted_concrete The Wikipedia Page on RCC] | ||
[[Category: Concrete]] | [[Category: Concrete]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:59, 22 August 2023
Basics
- Abbreviated as RCC
- A type of Concrete that has very little water in the mix, and occasionally Fly Ash to reduce thermal cracking
- It is spread out and compacted using vibratoryu rollers similar to asphalt
- One of the strongest forms of concrete
Used For
- Hydroelectric Dams
- Pumped Hydroelectric Storage
- High Durability Roads (Also roads without asphalt) like Germany's Panzerstraße which are probably some of the toughest permanent roads to exist
Subtypes
- Roller Compacted Nanoconcrete
- Roller Compacted Fiber Reinforced Concrete
- Roller Compacted Fiber Reinforced Nanocrete
Internal Links
- Open Source Concrete Construction Set
- Rammed Earth (Similar concept but with Earth / Cob / Similar Mixes to Stabilized Compressed Earth Blocks
- Slip Forming with a compaction mechanism similar to the semi-mechanized Rammed Earth Construction may be of interest, could it allow for RCC Strength Slip Formed Walls etc?)