Pervious concrete research facility : winter performance and enhancement of pollutants removal.

Craver, Vinka Oyanedel; Kasaraneni, Varun; Kohm, Steven; University of Rhode Island. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering

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Pervious concrete research facility : winter performance and enhancement of pollutants removal.

2013-12-01
By Craver, Vinka Oyanedel ; Kasaraneni, Varun ; Kohm, Steven

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Craver, Vinka Oyanedel ; Kasaraneni, Varun ; Kohm, Steven

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University of Rhode Island. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
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United States. Federal Highway Administration ; United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration

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Aromatic Hydrocarbons Clay Soils Contaminants Laboratory Studies Permeability Pollutants Porous Concrete Runoff Sorption Subsoil
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URITC FY2010
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Tech Report
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Rhode Island
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University of Rhode Island. Transportation Center
Abstract:

The purpose of the current study was to design and test a porous medium that can potentially be applied in

pervious pavement systems. The principle goals were to identify a material capable of enhancing the PAH

sorption capacity, thereby mitigating the influx of PAHs into the deeper subsurface. The necessary laboratory

studies were carried out in three phases: (i) synthesis of organically modified soils; (ii) testing of the

effectiveness of the organic amendments to Rhode Island glacial outwash soil and organoclay to sorb the PAH

compound Naphthalene; and (iii) determination of whether any of the conventional construction components of

pervious pavement systems (i.e., porous concrete, aggregate, including unmodified soil) contribute to PAH

removal. The PAH compounds acenaphthene and flourene were used for the second part of the study
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