Continuous compaction control (CCC) is a process, which allows simultaneous monitoring of layer responses during roller operation. The procedure is known for 40 years. The purpose of this thesis was to determine how dynamic CCC measurements, measured by CCC, respond to the different environmental impacts and how to compare them with standard quality control measurements. Research was carried out on embankments built in the framework of the construction of a reservoir for the Hydroelectric Power Plant Brežice.
With the research carried out on the selected materials, it was not possible to carry out a uniform CCC calibration for the dynamic modulus of deformation (Evd) nor for measurements of density by the nuclear probe. It turned out, that the CCC system detects changes in the properties of the built-in layers, which bay used standard quality control methods cannot be detected. In some roller passes, we were able to correlate and "calibrate" CCC measurements with standard methods, but not in all. We assume that the lack of the correlations are the consequence of the inhomogeneity of the embankment materials originating directly from excavations and not from homogeneous stockpiles.
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