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Pervious concrete
About: Pervious concrete is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 2920 publications have been published within this topic receiving 27720 citations. The topic is also known as: porous concrete & permeable concrete.
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TL;DR: In this article, a new freeze-thaw test method for pervious concrete is suggested and tested on one baseline mix, with three different contents of entrained air, and evaluated from the decrease in mass and from operational modal analysis.
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23 Oct 2013
TL;DR: In this article, a pervious concrete is prepared from the components through slurry wrapping and vibration press forming, which greatly improves strength, durability and water permeability and prolongs the service life.
Abstract: The invention relates to a pervious concrete and a preparation method thereof. The pervious concrete mainly comprises cement, aggregate, mineral admixtures, water, adhesive, and concrete additive. The pervious concrete is prepared from the components through slurry wrapping and vibration press forming, so that the pervious concrete greatly improves strength, durability and water permeability and prolongs the service life. The strength grade of the pervious concrete achieves C30, the permeation coefficient thereof is more than 2mm/s, antifreeze grade is F150, and the pervious concrete has excellent anti-blocking performance. The problem that the existing pervious concrete cannot be widely popularized due to poor self performances is solved, so that the pervious concrete can be widely used in projects such as squares, sidewalks, road isolation strips, parks and supporting roads.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a four-point cyclic bending loading test of natural aggregate pervious concrete and recycled aggregates was conducted under four different stress levels and the experimental results revealed the mechanical performances, including hysteresis curve characteristics, damping ratio, dynamic elastic modulus and cyclic strain.
Abstract: As a solid pollutant, the recycled aggregate can be reused to replace the natural aggregate to cast pervious concrete, promoting resource recycling and reducing environmental pollution. Pervious concrete is usually applied to transportation engineering as pavements and decks, which are often subjected to fatigue loads in service. Therefore, it is essential to investigate the fatigue mechanical properties of pervious concrete. In this study, four-point cyclic bending loading test of natural aggregate pervious concrete and recycled aggregate pervious concrete were conducted under four different stress levels. By analyzing the experimental results, the mechanical performances, including hysteresis curve characteristics, damping ratio, dynamic elastic modulus and cyclic strain, of two kinds of pervious concrete under cyclic loading were revealed. Based on the improved EPF model, the relationship between fracture parameters, plastic strain and unloading strain were obtained. Besides, the relationship between the loading cycles and the ratio of plastic strain to unloading strain was received according to fatigue testing data under different stress levels. Further, the simplified fatigue model of pervious concrete was proposed and the experimental data was fitted with the model results. The fitting result reached a good agreement.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a pervious concrete pile (PCP) composite foundation has been constructed to reduce settlement of an expressway embankment, and a numerical model was constructed based on the finite difference method and Biot's consolidation theory, which was validated by data from in situ tests.
Abstract: Having the advantages of high permeability and high strength, pervious concrete is suitable for improving ground-bearing capacity. In the Yellow River Delta, a pervious concrete pile (PCP) composite foundation has been constructed to reduce settlement of an expressway embankment. To study the working mechanism of PCPs, a numerical model was constructed based on the finite-difference method and Biot’s consolidation theory, which was validated by data from in situ tests. The excess pore-water pressure, pile–soil stress ratio, lateral displacement, and settlement of the PCP composite foundation under the loading of the road embankment were numerically calculated and compared with those of gravel pile and low-grade concrete pile composite foundations. Comparisons show that the dissipation of excess pore-water pressure in the PCP composite foundation was fastest, which implied that PCPs can significantly mitigate the development of excess pore-water pressure and thus enhance subsoil strength. Furtherm...
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