Best Practices in Rigid-Pavement Design and Construction
To provide civil engineers, designers, and construction professionals with the knowledge and practical techniques necessary to apply internationally recognized best practices in the design, construction, and performance optimization of rigid (concrete) pavements for highways, industrial areas, and urban roads.
12 - 16 October 2026
Dubai
5 Days
USD 4,500Rigid pavements, primarily composed of Portland cement concrete, offer long service life and high load-bearing capacity when designed and constructed correctly. This course covers best practices in the planning, design, material selection, construction methods, quality control, and maintenance of rigid pavements. It includes key technical considerations such as load transfer, joint detailing, subgrade preparation, and performance evaluation based on current industry standards and innovations.
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