Journal article
Mechanical behaviour and load bearing mechanism of high porosity permeable pavements utilizing recycled tire aggregates
A Mohammadinia, MM Disfani, GA Narsilio, L Aye
Construction and Building Materials | ELSEVIER SCI LTD | Published : 2018
Abstract
The benefits of Permeable Paving Systems (PPS) in minimizing surface water run-off which in turn reduces the imposed pressure on stormwater collection systems at the time of flash flooding have been recently remarked profoundly. In addition, the PPS have additional advantages such as filtering the pollutants for downstream water collection systems and accommodating transformation of nutrients and water to the surrounding vegetation. Inclusion of end-of-life tire products in the mixture of PPS can adjust the flexibility of the final product. Tire aggregates will potentially enhance the final product performance in areas where the ground movement or intrusion of roots can cause damage to conve..
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This work was funded by Tyre Stewardship Australia (TSA) as part of a R&D program to develop new end-uses for end-of-life tires. The authors would like to thank Merlin Site Services for their cash and in-kind support and Tyrecycle for providing tire aggregates.