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Demonstration of Integrated Pervious Pavement System for Management of Stormwater Quality and Quantity

Project Details
STATUS

Completed

START DATE

04/01/05

END DATE

11/30/06

RESEARCH CENTERS InTrans, CP Tech Center, CTRE, SUDAS
SPONSORS

Iowa Department of Natural Resources

Researchers
Principal Investigator
LaDon Jones
Co-Principal Investigator
Paul Wiegand
Co-Principal Investigator
Vern Schaefer
Co-Principal Investigator
Muhannad Suleiman

About the research

The overall goal of integrated pervious pavement systems is two-fold: 1) to reduce volume of direct runoff from the pavement surface by direct infiltration of the water through the pavement surface and into the subbase/subgrade; and 2) to provide enhancement of stormwater quality by directing the sheet flow of water through the pervious concrete and underlying porous subbase structure. This project is focused on the design of PC pervious concrete for use in the cold wet-freeze environment found in Iowa and the Upper Midwest. It will evaluate the mix design for durability, porosity, and improved stormwater runoff management.

 

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