Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems

Modular permeable pavements are alternatives to the traditional impervious asphalt and concrete pavements. Pervious pore spaces in the surface allow for water to infiltrate into the pavement during rainfall events. As of their ability to allow water to quickly infiltrate through the surface, modular...

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Main Authors: Rashid M.A., Abustan I., Hamzah M.O.
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Published: Institute of Physics Publishing 2023
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-300652023-12-29T15:44:16Z Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems Rashid M.A. Abustan I. Hamzah M.O. 55812328000 6507592187 36348373100 Heavy metals Rain Runoff Safety factor Storm sewers Storms Water quality Compressive characteristics Experimental investigations Heavy metal concentration Pavement systems Permeable pavements Storm water runoff Stormwater control Suspended solids compression concentration (composition) experimental study flow control heavy metal infiltration pavement permeability rainfall road transport water flow water quality Surfaces Modular permeable pavements are alternatives to the traditional impervious asphalt and concrete pavements. Pervious pore spaces in the surface allow for water to infiltrate into the pavement during rainfall events. As of their ability to allow water to quickly infiltrate through the surface, modular permeable pavements allow for reductions in runoff quantity and peak runoff rates. Even in areas where the underlying soil is not ideal for modular permeable pavements, the installation of under drains has still been shown to reflect these reductions. Modular permeable pavements have been regarded as an effective tool in helping with stormwater control. It also affects the water quality of stormwater runoff. Places using modular permeable pavement has been shown to cause a significant decrease in several heavy metal concentrations as well as suspended solids. Removal rates are dependent upon the material used for the pavers and sub-base material, as well as the surface void space. Most heavy metals are captured in the top layers of the void space fill media. Permeable pavements are now considered an effective BMP for reducing stormwater runoff volume and peak flow. This study examines the extent to which such combined pavement systems are capable of handling load from the vehicles. Experimental investigation were undertaken to quantify the compressive characteristics of the modular. Results shows impressive results of achieving high safety factor for daily life vehicles. � Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Final 2023-12-29T07:44:16Z 2023-12-29T07:44:16Z 2013 Conference paper 10.1088/1755-1315/16/1/012055 2-s2.0-84881109386 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84881109386&doi=10.1088%2f1755-1315%2f16%2f1%2f012055&partnerID=40&md5=c64a07ccbe2e3c528416a919f88aeab4 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/30065 16 1 12055 All Open Access; Gold Open Access Institute of Physics Publishing Scopus
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topic Heavy metals
Rain
Runoff
Safety factor
Storm sewers
Storms
Water quality
Compressive characteristics
Experimental investigations
Heavy metal concentration
Pavement systems
Permeable pavements
Storm water runoff
Stormwater control
Suspended solids
compression
concentration (composition)
experimental study
flow control
heavy metal
infiltration
pavement
permeability
rainfall
road transport
water flow
water quality
Surfaces
spellingShingle Heavy metals
Rain
Runoff
Safety factor
Storm sewers
Storms
Water quality
Compressive characteristics
Experimental investigations
Heavy metal concentration
Pavement systems
Permeable pavements
Storm water runoff
Stormwater control
Suspended solids
compression
concentration (composition)
experimental study
flow control
heavy metal
infiltration
pavement
permeability
rainfall
road transport
water flow
water quality
Surfaces
Rashid M.A.
Abustan I.
Hamzah M.O.
Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
description Modular permeable pavements are alternatives to the traditional impervious asphalt and concrete pavements. Pervious pore spaces in the surface allow for water to infiltrate into the pavement during rainfall events. As of their ability to allow water to quickly infiltrate through the surface, modular permeable pavements allow for reductions in runoff quantity and peak runoff rates. Even in areas where the underlying soil is not ideal for modular permeable pavements, the installation of under drains has still been shown to reflect these reductions. Modular permeable pavements have been regarded as an effective tool in helping with stormwater control. It also affects the water quality of stormwater runoff. Places using modular permeable pavement has been shown to cause a significant decrease in several heavy metal concentrations as well as suspended solids. Removal rates are dependent upon the material used for the pavers and sub-base material, as well as the surface void space. Most heavy metals are captured in the top layers of the void space fill media. Permeable pavements are now considered an effective BMP for reducing stormwater runoff volume and peak flow. This study examines the extent to which such combined pavement systems are capable of handling load from the vehicles. Experimental investigation were undertaken to quantify the compressive characteristics of the modular. Results shows impressive results of achieving high safety factor for daily life vehicles. � Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.
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Rashid M.A.
Abustan I.
Hamzah M.O.
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author Rashid M.A.
Abustan I.
Hamzah M.O.
author_sort Rashid M.A.
title Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
title_short Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
title_full Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
title_fullStr Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
title_full_unstemmed Hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
title_sort hybrid green permeable pave with hexagonal modular pavement systems
publisher Institute of Physics Publishing
publishDate 2023
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