The Design and Case Study of Pervious Concrete Materials

Chao Lung Hwang; Chun Tsun Chen; Hsiu Lung Huang; Sheng Szu Peng; Le Anh Tuan Bui; Yuan Yi Yan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.287-290.781

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The Design and Case Study of Pervious Concrete Materials

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This study is mainly focused on the design and application of pervious concrete material to pavement and growing plant. The test results show: 1. Addition of fine aggregate obtains better binder quality. 2. Both small aggregate size and good aggregate gradation improve strength, but reduce void ratio and permeability. 3. A data bank of the relationship of the strength, the void ratio and the permeability of pervious concrete was built. 4. A practice case study of pavement demonstrates excellent permeability comparing to the local code and good quality as well as grass growing normally.

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Chao Lung Hwang, Chun Tsun Chen, Hsiu Lung Huang, Sheng Szu Peng, Le Anh Tuan Bui, Yuan Yi Yan

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Permeability, Pervious Concrete Material, Plant, Void Ratio

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