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Béton Léger du Canada presents lightweight insulating concrete technology for road infrastructure and building applications requiring qualification. Its public documentation brings together laboratory results, MTQ recognition for the evaluated pavement insulation use and a structured project approach. Journalists can obtain presentation sheets, relevant references and an interview with Éric Lauzon to prepare accurate coverage of the technology and its intended applications.
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An introduction to BLC
A short English-language introduction to the material and its applications.
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Understand freezing and thawing
Water enters
Cracks and edges can admit water into pavement layers.
Freezing lifts
With available water and frost-susceptible soil, ice lenses can form.
Thawing weakens
Retained water can reduce support and increase deformation under traffic.
Our educational guide presents deterioration mechanisms associated with water, freezing and thawing, with technical references to explain them.
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BLC in PLAN magazine.
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A material innovation for longer-lasting roads
A short item about the study of pavements incorporating lightweight concrete. Published in the Mosaïque section and credited to BLC as its source.
Read the publication (French PDF)Article · Valérie Levée
Lightweight concrete for frost insulation
An article by Valérie Levée on frost-susceptible soils and the lightweight concrete approach presented by BLC founder André Lauzon.
Read the publication (French PDF)Archives of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec magazine. Articles reflect their publication date; reference data and their scope are set out in our technical documentation.
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