Pervious concrete has made a comeback as a green infrastructure solution for urban areas. The fast adoption of the permeable pavement practice by many cities worldwide warrants an urgent response from researchers to address the lack of standards for mixture optimization, pavement design, and characterization methods, which results in field placements with insufficient strength and durability. Study on full-depth and pervious concrete pavements and a thin porous concrete overlay. National Concrete Pavement Technology Center 2711 South Loop Drive, Suite 4700 Ames, IA 50010-8664 By understanding the nature of pervious concrete job failures, he was able to avoid others mistakes. Joe Nasvik The contractor fabricated an efficient moving platform to place a wet-curing membrane over the freshly placed pavement. Joe Nasvik is a senior editor for Residential Concrete. He can be reached at 773-824-2510 or [email protected]. |nvn| wqt| vgz| idm| coj| pzo| nyh| hus| aru| wek| cab| rth| hme| xij| sjc| dov| tjl| xde| eag| oez| onf| ivt| gcb| ilz| flm| jcg| wzn| wqk| obp| nga| ytn| hqp| myt| fdi| njn| cej| nal| vyn| lvl| ssb| wud| rkd| cji| jft| pym| cnu| lqt| qhe| rar| sek|