Pervious Concrete: When it Rains, it Drains

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Cartilha: Sistemas Construtivos Pavimentos Permeáveis

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Concreto Permeável: Dissertação de Mestrado de Nara Almeida

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Porous Pavers: Improving Water Quality

Permeable pavement is taking center stage now as erosion control and stormwater green infrastructure projects aim to reduce runoff and improve water quality. Stopping Nonpoint-Source Pollution In Columbia, MO, the Public Works Department received a Clean Water Act 319 grant for stormwater improvements to reduce nonpoint-source pollution into the creeks and...

Filtercrete™ and FilterStar: The Benefits of Pervious Concrete

There are many different types of concrete, and each one has its own set of uses and specific benefits. Ozinga’s trademarked Filtercrete™ pervious concrete and FilterStar Porous Paving systems are both innovative building materials that offer multiple uses and include plenty of economic, environmental and structural advantages to make your next concrete...

Pervious Concrete Pavement Maintenance and Operations Guide

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Pervious Concrete: How to Properly Place and Cure

A pervious concrete pour is a three-step process – placing to elevation, compaction and curing. Unlike traditional concrete which looks for a smooth, finished surface, pervious concrete contractors strive for compaction, aggregate interlock and a porous surface. The pour Like traditional concrete, there are many different methods and equipment for...

Pavimento Intertravado: é sempre permeável?

29 de fevereiro de 2016 Artigos Técnicos LPE Engenharia Nenhum comentário O pavimento intertravado não é permeável, aliás, sua permeabilidade é similar ao do pavimento asfáltico, ou seja, é considerado como impermeável. Entretanto, algumas pessoas e até órgãos públicos o consideram como sendo permeável, o que não deixa de ser um engano. Nos...

Pervious Concrete Offers a Host of Benefits

“They paved paradise, and put up a parking lot.” Joni Mitchell Joni Mitchell’s lyric lamenting that “they paved paradise and put up a parking lot” is ringing true as cities become even more urban, with more roads, sidewalks, and car parks. All those impervious surfaces create a host of problems, such as an increasing the urban heat island effect,...

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