Self-Compacting Concrete (SCC) (150mm, 200mm, 250mm, 300mm structural)
Self-compacting concrete (SCC) is a high-flow concrete that spreads under its own weight without vibration, passing through reinforcement while maintaining uniformity.
- Bridge beams and decks with congested reinforcement
- Precast and prestressed concrete elements
- Architectural concrete requiring superior finish
- Tunnel linings and underground structures
- Marine structures and waterfront infrastructure
- Columns and walls in high-rise construction
- Post-tensioned slabs and transfer structures
- Repair and strengthening of existing structures
- Noise-sensitive urban construction sites
- Complex formwork geometries
SCC was developed in Japan in the late 1980s to address durability concerns and skilled labour shortages. Australian adoption began in the early 2000s with RTA bridge projects. VicRoads and RMS have since developed specific technical specifications, with widespread use in infrastructure projects from 2010 onwards. Local mix designs have been optimised for Australian aggregates and climate conditions, with particular focus on hot weather placement protocols.
DISCLAIMER: This specification document is generated from the CLAD Materials Atlas Database. Information is for general guidance only and does not constitute professional engineering advice. Values are typical and may vary by batch, manufacturer, and production run. Verify suitability for specific project applications independently.