Intelligent Compaction (IC) is an equipment-based technology for better quality control that results in longer pavement lives. IC machines are vibratory rollers that include accelerometers mounted on the axle of drums, a global positioning system, infra-red temperature sensors (for asphalt), and on-board computers that can display color-coded maps in real-time to track roller passes, asphalt surface temperatures, and stiffness of compacted materials.

 IC can drastically improve quality control (QC) of highway construction that leads to higher quality of embankment, subbase, and pavements. IC is also used many other fields for improved QC such as: airport pavements, railway bases, ports, landfill covers, earth dams, and etc.

 Check out our sister website: www.IntelligentCompaction.com

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