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

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

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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
Corporate Creators:

University of Rhode Island. Dept. of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Federal Highway Administration ; United States. Dept. of Transportation. Research and Innovative Technology Administration
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URITC FY2010
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

Rhode Island
Corporate Publisher:

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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500- 2302- 0000- 0002595
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University Transportation Centers ; US Transportation Collection
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