Study on Key Properties and Model Establishment of Innovative Recycled Aggregate Pervious Concrete
Panfeng Zhao, Jingfei Zhou, Zhengnan Zhang, Shoukai Chen
TL;DR
This study develops a new type of concrete using recycled materials and pipes to achieve high strength and permeability for sustainable urban development.
Contribution
The paper introduces an innovative recycled aggregate pervious concrete with a model for predicting its strength and permeability.
Findings
I-RAPC achieved frontal- and lateral-compressive strengths of 39.8 MPa and 42.5 MPa, respectively.
The highest permeability coefficient of 3.02 mm/s was observed with acrylic pipes of 10 mm diameter.
The compressive strength and permeability models had maximum relative errors of 7.52% and 4.42%, respectively.
Abstract
In order to meet the needs of low-impact development and sustainable development, there is an urgent desire to develop an innovative recycled aggregate pervious concrete (I-RAPC) that is of high strength and permeability. In this study, I-RAPC was prepared based on response surface methodology (RSM) using recycled aggregate, river sand, and different types of pipes as the materials, and the effects of different pipe parameters (number, diameter, material, and distribution form) on the performance of I-RAPC were investigated. In addition, the calculation model of the compressive strength and the permeability coefficient of I-RAPC were proposed. The results showed that the frontal- and lateral-compressive strengths of I-RAPC were 39.8 MPa and 42.5 MPa, respectively, when the pipe material was acrylic, the position was 1EM, and the diameter was 10 mm—at which time the permeability…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRecycled Aggregate Concrete Performance · Urban Stormwater Management Solutions · Underground infrastructure and sustainability