Concrete lasts longer, concrete is stronger, but concrete often exceeds the budget - these three factors were typical of concrete paving in road construction so far. The last statement referring to the budget, however, needs no longer be true. The VÖGELE High Compaction Screed in TVP2 version with tamper, vibrators and 2 pressure bars allows Paver Compacted Concrete (PCC) to be paved easier and more economically. RoadNews has a report for you.
Perfect evenness achieved by VÖGELE SUPER 1900 with SB 250 B Fixed-Width Screed for concrete.
No asphalt pavement can withstand this: high point loads make containers and heavy goods vehicles leave traces in the pavement. The solution is Paver Compacted Concrete, in short PCC.
A construction material which so far, however, was not easy to pave. It requires know-how and experience in order to present acceptable results. VÖGELE clients Schneider Bau and Kern GmbH, 2 Germany-based companies, have entered a close co-operation in favour of PCC. Together they build concrete surfaces and roads.
German contractor Altmarkbau, too, a member of Matthäi Bauunternehmen GmbH & Co KG and convinced supporter of PCC, has paved roads and storage areas on the premises of Germany’s largest cellulose factory at Stendal – and saved both paving material and time. Nowadays PCC paving has eached the stage of perfection. The secret is in the screed – the screed is the crucial tool when it comes to surface quality and density. For PCC paving VÖGELE developed their SB 250 B Fixed-Width Screed in TPV2 version for high compaction of concrete. The T stands for tamper, the V for vibrators and the P for pressure bars. Three features for perfect PCC results.
Tamper Stroke: 9mm
Tamper Speed: 1800 revs/min.
Pressure Bars: up to 120 bar
Vibrators: 2600 revs/min.
Pave Speed: 1m/min. (approx.)