Strengthening Of Permeable Concrete Using Bitumen Coated Bamboo Rods

Now-a-days we see massive improvement in construction industry and infrastructure development. In India almost all, the metro cities are covered with impermeable concrete pavement that creates an environmental issue, such as decrease of rainwater penetration into the ground. Hence a continuous falls...

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Published in:Turkish journal of computer and mathematics education 2021-04, Vol.12 (7), p.600-607
Main Authors: Cheran, K, Nivedha, D G S, Yamini, V, Indhumathi, G
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Bamboo
Bitumens
Cement constituents
Compressive strength
Concrete
Concrete pavements
Construction industry
Construction Materials
Industrial development
Permeability
Rain water
Rods
Sand
Storm runoff
Stormwater
Stormwater management
Water
Water table
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Summary:Now-a-days we see massive improvement in construction industry and infrastructure development. In India almost all, the metro cities are covered with impermeable concrete pavement that creates an environmental issue, such as decrease of rainwater penetration into the ground. Hence a continuous falls in water table which leads to water disaster during summer. We can overcome the above problem by using permeable concrete. Porous concrete is a special type of concrete, which is normally used for drain the storm water runoff in rainy days. Concrete ingredients such as cement make permeable concrete, coarse aggregate, water and little sand or no sand, make permeable concrete. The intensity of permeable concrete is low when compared to normal concrete. So, permeable concrete is normally used for pedestrian walls, residential streets and parking areas. In order to increase the intensity, we introduce bitumen coated bamboo rods as reinforcement. When compared to steel, bamboo is more efficient in cost and eco-friendly. By using this, we can increase the intensity and compressive strength of permeable concrete._
ISSN:1309-4653