How Permeable Pavements Work

[@jonathanbell7752]

I work in site maintenance and permeable paving and driveway. Are an absolute nightmare 100% headache to keep clean. The stone in-between the blocks clogs up after 6 months driveway and paving are holding standing water. But the water will subside when the weeds and moss start growing and they will because they will have plenty of water. Leaving your driveway or paving looking horrible. If you park vehicles on this stuff you will end up with two groves where the vehicle has been sitting. How to maintain you ask. You cannot jet wash you will blow all the small chippings out and loosen the blocks themselves. You cannot use a narrow edge scraper because you just pull all the stones out. Someone has to get there hands a knees and pull the weeds out individually this is expensive to the client and when that's done see you in about two months. It is not a attack on this company. But permeable paving doesn't work

[@Agisilaos746]

are the any other options to manage water with block paving?

[@prashantbagade9635]

This is good observation ..

[@taki0ps230]

thats why you use a geo grid in between the 3/4 stone and the sub base, it prevents ruts from vechicle, fabric should be laid against any other sides that the gravel will contact (think the sides where the gravel meets the native soil), after that resin sand can be used or mortar sand for the joints, (resin > polymeric).

[@whymindsetmatters]

If they didn't work they wouldn't be in business.

[@hardwaredinggin4491]

The permeability rate is upon the material of the permeable bricks, diameter of the graves and etc, but the video only referred to the permeability, actually we can pave the polymer concrete drainage kerbs to discharge the rainwater fast as well. Permeability and fast discharge are very important. Also can install the rainwater harvest module to storage the rainwater.

[@ANJA-mj1to]

In yours topic we can see sustainability as urban echology to achieve the objektive of maintence of natural balance, the project of enviromental equlibria. The use of pervious concrete pavement is significantly increasing due to reduction of roud runoff and absortion of noise. I will add that pervious concrete is usually used in north of Iran because of heavy rainfalls in these regions and also its enviromental benefits such as controlling runoff, restoring groundwater supplies and finally reduction UNDERGROUND POLUTION that is topi of 21th century. Pervious concrete has ACUSTIC properties due to its HIGH POROSITY that REDUCE NOISE POLLUTION. High penetration velocity of water into pervious concrete is has led into using this kind of pavement in other cases such as HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES, GREEN BUILDING AND AS A BASED COURSE OF HEAVY TRAFFIC PAVEMENTS. Good luck!

[@shakeelmohideen7172]

Run the outlet from permeable drain pipe to run into septic tanks

[@infoovault]

The water that enters the soil strata ,will lead to soil shrinkage...then obviously sum parts of pavement will lower down.

[@nicknormousreports3378]

MD Shahrouq S unless piped off to a resivoir

[@zoeclarke4784]

Anyone here from school??? And this is just a great explanation!

[@Seema1903-l1n]

I am

[@kelza0]

Intresting

[@123Goldhunter11]

In my experience geotextile always clogs. If you want runoff to flow into native soils - don't use it.

[@bvegannow1936]

When it goes to the overflow, it could go to water storage to use instead of leaving property.

[@karthikagopu26]

Can I know what software used to make this video...

[@IreyPrincejanAbadDelaCruz]

Hi, I’m a student and I’m working on a project involving pervious concrete. Could you please share your 3D model of pervious concrete for educational purposes? It would greatly aid in my research. Thank you!

[@nehal1621]

Very Useful for path way. thanks

[@thesilentone4024]

Hold up your putting in pipes and brick like hello thirsty concrete no brick needed. Also why cant we do the same with roads thirsty cement can help you do that.

[@diptichaudhari6653]

Hello sir..i want to know which material are used in this...??

[@IreyPrincejanAbadDelaCruz]

Hi! I’m a student at and I’m working on a project involving pervious concrete. Could you please share your 3D model from your video for educational purposes? Thank you.

[@MuhammadAli-ie2hi]

brother, have you get any 3D model.??? I also need it actually for my research project

[@MuhammadAli-ie2hi]

Can I get your Email or WhatsApp Number?

[@pappalapraveenkumar2071]

Material used to bind to blocks

[@stldj05]

I see these everyday at work. It only clogs because most people are not educated of permeable pavements. If maintain properly it works effectively.

[@vamscumscrubbers2018]

How do you maintain it properly?

[@longiusaescius2537]

@vamscumscrubbers2018 vacuum sweeping and pressure washing, at least for concrete version

[@openworld6089]

Can you please provide ppt/pdf?

[@therealspeedwagon1451]

This looks great but how resistant is it to wear and tear? All concrete breaks down, it’s as inevitable as death and taxes. This looks like it’d break down within a month of cars continuously driving over it. Maybe if it was people and bikes or at most a horse it’d survive longer, but I don’t think this is the future for roads.

[@stevevolk2585]

With a comment that dumb, you must be American

[@smitparmar2136]

great bro

[@Landscape990]

Outstanding

[@allianabitangcol13]

hi oak pavers can we use some of the clips of this video to our school project?

[@elliotbender9224]

Hi Alliana. It would be great if you want to use this video in a school project. You should be able to just use this video or parts of off of KZbin. Email us [e-mail] if you need further support. Good luck with school!

[@allianabitangcol13]

Elliot Bender thank you soooo much! We passed the semester ❤️ ☺️

[@ahmadaljneibi2034]

I would be so pissed if my soda fell in this concrete. They just made this concrete in our neighborhood

[@DanielMartinez-rv6su]

why

[@pixelmace1423]

Yeah you cant lick the soda off the pavement anymore

[@ahmadaljneibi2034]

@@pixelmace1423 I like licking it off the floor

[@TheWay7]

2 words: mildew buildup.

[@nigelbenn4642]

Fantastic, another way for the public to dispose of their chemicals to poison the local water source. Magic!

[@vamscumscrubbers2018]

You realize that the whole purpose of this design is to NOT poison the local water source by having the water filtered through layers of rock and soil before it makes its way back down to water levels, right?

[@vamscumscrubbers2018]

As opposed to, you know going straight down your dirty driveway and into the city drain to be used again later.

[@nigelbenn4642]

@@vamscumscrubbers2018 Jes you know fuck all about chemistry, unsurprisingly

[@nigelbenn4642]

@@vamscumscrubbers2018 It's illegal to dispose of dangerous chemicals down your driveway drain.

[@vamscumscrubbers2018]

@nigelbenn4642 Yes. It's also illegal to drive around without your seat belt on and litter. Doesn't stop people from doing it.