
![]() Allen Pratt, a Master of Landscape Architecture Candidate at the University of Georgia, was the winner of the Fall 2013 Scholarship Raffle. Mr. Pratt entered his presentation, "Permeable Pavement," via PaveShare's contribute page. His work focuses on an overview of Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavements, which ranges from permeable paver benefits, paver types, and construction documentation.
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![]() This study is focused on the implementation of interlocking pavers in marshy roads and high groundwater table terrain. Permeable interlocking concrete pavers were used to combat intrusion of underground/saline water for the road of case study (Akin-Adesola Street, Victoria Island, Lagos). Hydrogeologic data, i.e., groundwater level information for marshy roads terrain including the area of case study was obtained in form of investigation hole/borehole data. Different scientific tests and researches put together show the effectiveness and durability of the modified exfiltration system type of permeable pavement for high ground water table terrain. ![]() By now you are familiar with interlocking concrete pavements (ICPs) both Past and Present. We will now explore the future of ICPs in terms of environmental trends, new technologies, and new uses for the product. View the pdf using the interactive viewer below or download the file for your own use. Once your learning/review is complete, take the quiz to test your knowledge. ![]() This presentation will focus on current trends in the world of interlocking concrete pavements (ICPs). Topics of discussion include: What are concrete pavers, What are interlocking concrete pavers (ICPs), Types of ICPs, Permeable vs. Non-Permeable, Benefits of using ICPs, Aesthetic Benefits, Cost, Project Example. View the pdf using the interactive viewer below or download the file for your own use. Once your learning/review is complete, take the quiz to test your knowledge. ![]() This presentation reviews the history of concrete and its implementation as pavers through Ancient, medieval, industrial revolution, and modern history movements. View the pdf using the interactive viewer below or download the file for your own use. |
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