The FDR process for cement roads involves a few critical steps to ensure long-term pavement performance:

1. Pulverisation – Breaking up existing pavement and sub-base into uniform material
2. Grading & Shaping – Setting proper road cross-section and width
3. Cement Spreading – Accurate dosage based on soil weight and design strength
4. Watering & Mixing – Uniform moisture control for effective hydration
5. Compaction – Using pad-foot and steel wheel rollers for density
6. Curing – Allowing 5–7 days for cement to develop full strength before paving

When every step is executed properly, FDR with cement can rival or exceed traditional reconstruction.

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