Dec 1, 2023 · This study investigates the impact of sustainable aggregates on abrasion resistance in pervious concrete, specifically electric furnace slag (EFS), ceramic construction waste …

Laboratory research and real-world projects have shown that synthetic fibers can answer these sought-after durability goals, by reducing surface raveling and abrasion, increasing the …

Aug 4, 2016 · A forensic investigation was conducted to shed light on the premature raveling of some pervious concrete segments. For cores from both pervious concrete sections, the …

The most common pervious concrete applications are parking lots, sidewalks, and recreation trails for stormwater volume reduction (NRMCA 2007). Less common applications include low …

What is pervious concrete and how is it used? How does pervious concrete contribute to sustainable construction? How do you design a pervious concrete system? How does pervious …

In this research two types of cement, General Use (GU) and GUL, were used in the pervious concrete to determine if they would impact performance. Secondly, nanomaterials were added …

ACI 522.1-13: Specification for Pervious Concrete Pavement covers materials, preparation, forming, placing, finishing, jointing, curing and quality control of pervious concrete pavement. …

Apr 7, 2019 · In this paper, the influence of the size of coarse aggregate and aggregate/cement ratio on the strength and abrasion properties of pervious concrete is reported.

Pervious concrete is defined as a “hydraulic-cement concrete proportioned with sufficient, distributed, interconnected macroscopic voids that allow water to flow through the material …

In this study, three laboratory abrasion test methods were investigated for their potential capability of evaluating the abrasion and raveling resistance of PCPC. The three tests are the Cantabro …

Furthermore, the VAE polymer improves the abrasion and impact resistance of pervious concrete, which results in lower surface raveling and ultimately improves the life cycle of the pervious …

Pervious concrete, sometimes referred to as “no-fi nes concrete,” is a mixture of hydraulic cement, coarse aggregate of smaller size, admixtures and water. Pervious concrete allows the water to …

The primary advantage of pervious concrete is that it absorbs the stormwater. However, it serves multiple direct and indirect benefits as well. 1. Groundwater Recharge. The stormwater seeps …

Mar 19, 2025 · Pervious concrete specimens were cast using eight different aggregate-to-cement ratios (2.5–7.0), compaction-levels (0–75 blows from standard-Proctor rammer) and 2-types of …

The ability of pervious concrete and the sub-base to filter harmful materials greatly reduces the effects of damaging chemicals, such as gas and oils, to the environment.

Pervious concrete provides an environmentally-friendly approach to pavement needs. 1. What is pervious concrete? Pervious concrete is a recently developed construction material used to …