Concrete mixed at a plant and delivered by a rotating drum truck — the standard way most construction concrete is supplied.
Concrete that is batched at a central plant and delivered to the construction site in a rotating drum truck, ready to pour. Ready-mix allows precise control over mix design proportions and is the standard method for most construction projects. The total time from batching to placement must be limited (typically 90 minutes or 300 drum revolutions) to prevent the concrete from beginning to set.
The pour required 47 truckloads of ready-mix concrete, delivered in a sequenced schedule to maintain continuous placement.
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