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Latest revision as of 20:36, 26 July 2022
This table shows summarizes specifications for permeable pavement.
Link to this table.
| Permeable Pavers | Surface open area: typically 5% to 15%; minimum thickness: 3 inches for vehicles; minimum compressive strength: 8,000 psi | Concrete pavers conform to ASTM C936 and clay pavers C1272. Reservoir layer required to support the structural load. |
| Pervious Concrete |
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May not require a reservoir layer to support loads, but a layer is required for storage/infiltration. In no case should plain steel rebar or mesh be used in pervious concrete as this invites corrosion. |
| Porous Asphalt |
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Reservoir layer contributes to structural load support. |
This page was last edited on 26 July 2022, at 20:36.