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Mechanical Concrete® Roads Carry over 100,000 Heavy Coal Trucks

Mechanical Concrete® Roads Carry over 100,000 Heavy Coal Trucks

by S.Bonasso | Dec 6, 2011 | Featured, News, Projects |

Simple, Green Construction Technology Triples Roadbed Carrying Capacity, Delivering Outstanding Performance and Value MORGANTOWN, WV (December 12, 2011) – An 80,000-pound coal truck is a challenge for any road. But one highway contractor is finding that a new...
Mechanical Concrete® Enables Transformational Road Construction

Mechanical Concrete® Enables Transformational Road Construction

by S.Bonasso | Sep 7, 2011 | Projects |

LEESBURG, VA (September 7, 2011) – Leading construction firms gather this week at a Virginia conference to ponder new ways to build and repair the nation’s aging highway infrastructure. One disarmingly simple innovation on display – Mechanical Concrete® – offers...
Mechanical Concrete® achieves a Road Construction First

Mechanical Concrete® achieves a Road Construction First

by S.Bonasso | Aug 17, 2011 | News, Projects |

Morgantown, WV (May, 30, 2011) – Late in the fall of 2010, Morgantown highway and heavy contractor, CAWV and ARTBA member Tom Laurita and Laurita, Inc. built something new in the history of road construction.   They constructed a 430 foot coal haul road from the...

West Virginia Division of Highways to Evaluate Mechanical Concrete® as Erosion Resistant Shoulder Stabilization Technology

by admin | Jul 8, 2011 | Benefits, Projects |

Bridgeport, WV September 27, 2010 – WVDOH District 4 (Bridgeport) construction crews installed Mechanical Concrete® to repair severe erosion on WV 279. WV 279 is a four-lane limited access freeway that connects I-79 and the FBI Complex to US Route 50 east of...

Chesapeake Energy Uses Mechanical Concrete® to repair and improve rural roads in Wetzel County WV for Marcellus Shale Exploration

by admin | Jul 8, 2011 | Benefits, News, Projects |

In August 2010 after over 18 months of trying to repair failing roads with traditional construction methods in rural Wetzel County, WV Chesapeake Energy decided to do something creative and green. On Brock Ridge Road near Wileyville, WV they began using Mechanical...

Laurita, Inc. CORESCO Mon River Barge Loading Facility, Morgantown, WV USA

by admin | Jul 8, 2011 | News, Projects |

Laurita, Inc. CORESCO Mon River Barge Loading Facility, Morgantown, WV USA 300 Coal Trucks Per Day, 9″ Mechanical Concrete® Base, 8″ Compacted Limestone Approach Road Surface, 10″ Reinforced Concrete Scale Approaches Tire-Derived Cylinder Placing...
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