Roller-Compacted Concrete (RCC) is a type of concrete that is compacted using heavy rollers, similar to the process used for asphalt. It is made with a drier mix that contains less water, allowing it to be placed quickly and efficiently. RCC is often used for applications like pavements, dams, and industrial floors due to its strength and durability. One of the key benefits of RCC is its cost-effectiveness. The rapid placement and minimal finishing required reduce labor and material costs. Additionally, RCC has a high resistance to wear and tear, making it suitable for heavy traffic areas and structures that require long-lasting performance.