Comparison of permeable pavement types : hydrology, design, installation, maintenance and cost.

CTC & Associates LLC; Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Library and Research Unit

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Comparison of permeable pavement types : hydrology, design, installation, maintenance and cost.

2012-01-13
By CTC & Associates LLC ...

English

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CTC & Associates LLC ; Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Library and Research Unit

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Corporate Contributors:

Wisconsin. Department of Transportation. Southeast Region
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Drainage Drainage Coefficient (Pavements) Pavements Porous Materials Surface Drainage
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Wisconsin
Corporate Publisher:

Wisconsin. Dept. of Transportation. Library and Research Unit
Abstract:

"WisDOT’s regional storm water engineer for the Southeast Region is interested in developing a park-and-ride with

porous pavement, possibly with the PaveDrain brand of permeable block. Research was needed to determine how

well permeable pavements, including porous asphalt, pervious concrete and paver blocks, remove total suspended

solids and other nutrients from runoff. Information was also requested on life-cycle costs, maintenance

requirements, infiltration rates, installation and design (including aggregate base requirements)."
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urn:sha256:c8d81e05bcd7e8e3c5f67d5f15858a72430ac8621725bb0ea689aa9b60f6e5ed
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https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/23787/dot_23787_DS1.pdf
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