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    Permeable Pavements: By:-Chinmay Sharma (23102074) Rohit Bhardwaj (23102079) Kunwar Akhilesh Pratap Singh (23102116)

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    Permeable

    Pavements
    By :-
    Chinmay Sharma (23102074)
    Rohit Bhardwaj (23102079)
    Kunwar Akhilesh Pratap Singh (23102116)
    Introduction
    • Permeable pavements, also known as
    pervious or porous pavements, are
    designed to allow water to pass through
    them, reducing runoff and promoting
    groundwater recharge. They are typically
    made from materials like porous concrete,
    open-pore pavers, or asphalt with an
    underlying stone reservoir
    OVERVIEW OF
    PERMEABLE PAVEMENT

    • Surface Layer (cover). This is the top


    layer made of porous asphalt, pervious
    concrete, or interlocking pavers.
    • Gravel Base. The base is immediately
    below the surface layer (cover).
    • Sub-Base. The bottom layer allowing
    water infiltration into the soil.
    • Underdrains. These drainage lines are
    located at or near the bottom of the sub-
    base to collect water and convey it to
    the storm sewer network.
    Types of Permeable
    Pavements

    • Porous Asphalt
    o Asphalt with reduced sand and fines to
    allow water infiltration.

    • Pervious Concrete
    o Concrete with high porosity to enable
    water passage.

    • Permeable Interlocking Concrete


    Pavers (PICP)
    o Concrete units with gaps filled with
    permeable aggregates.
    Reducing stormwater runoff.

    Need For Enhancing groundwater recharge.

    Permeable
    Pavements Mitigating urban heat islands.

    Improving water and air quality.


    Cost Saving

    Increased Property Value

    Benefits of Job Creation

    Permeable Long-Term Durability

    Pavements
    Stormwater Management

    Water Quality Improvement

    Groundwater Recharge
    Higher Initial Cost

    Limited Load-Bearing Capacity

    Challenges
    of Permeable Maintenance Requirements

    Pavements
    Climate and Geology

    Materials Availability
    • Proper Installation
    • Regular Maintenance
    • Material Selection
    Ways to Reduce • Design Considerations
    Challenges • Integration with Other Systems
    Permeable pavement offers numerous
    environmental and economic benefits,
    making it an attractive solution for cities
    and developers seeking to manage
    stormwater runoff effectively. While there
    are challenges associated with its
    implementation, the benefits of
    permeable pavement far outweigh the
    costs. As the world continues to urbanize
    CONCLUSION and grapple with the challenges of
    climate change, permeable pavement is
    poised to play a critical role in creating
    more sustainable and resilient cities.
    THANK YOU !
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