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Designing for Permeable Pavement: Long Term Performance and Cost Efficiency David Hein, P.Eng. Principal Engineer Vice President, Transportation Permeable Surface Open Graded Base Open Graded Subbase Subgrade 1 Long Term Performance


  1. Subdrains Pavers + (50 mm ASTM #8) Base (100 mm ASTM #57) Subbase (200 mm ASTM #2) Subbase (125 mm CDOT Class 5) 28

  2. Subdrains 29

  3. Base Materials  Availability – Local DOT aggregate specifications – Industry recommendations – Local aggregate sources • Compaction – No standard Proctor density – Establish target density – Roller versus plate compactor (parking lot/driveway) – Lift thickness • Angularity and hardness 30

  4. Base/Subbase Compaction 31

  5. Use the Right Equipment 32

  6. Not the Wrong Equipment 33

  7. Final Uniform Surface 34

  8. Paver Installation  Mechanical installation reduces construction time  No curing – immediate availability to traffic  Can be reinstated after repairs  Guide construction specs at www.icpi.org 35

  9. Pervious Concrete Installation 36

  10. Pervious Concrete Installation 37

  11. Maintenance  Annually : inspection of observation well after major storm, vacuum and sweep surface – improves infiltration  Maintenance checklist  Model maintenance agreement 38

  12. 39

  13. Small Scale Permeability Improvements 40

  14. Larger Scale Maintenance 41

  15. 42

  16. Winter Maintenance 50

  17. Winter Maintenance 51

  18. Keep Site Clean During Construction 52

  19. Detailing – Poor Practice 53

  20. Permeable 54

  21. Permeable 55

  22. Restrict Heavy Vehicles 56

  23. Permeable Pavement Details/Examples 57

  24. Zorinsky Recreation Complex Omaha, NE 58

  25. Thule Street, Colorado 59

  26. 60

  27. 61

  28. Manhattan, Kansas Things Not to Do 62

  29. Sidewalk Features 63

  30. Main Street ‐ Fort Morgan, Colorado 64

  31. Toronto Botanical Gardens 65

  32. Brampton Veterinary Hospital 66

  33. Brampton Commuter Parking Lot 67

  34. Natural Stone 68

  35. Things Not to Do 69

  36. Things Not to Do 70

  37. Things Not to Do 71

  38. Alleyways 72

  39. Dealing with Slopes 73

  40. Alleyway 74

  41. Completed Alleyway 75

  42. Permeable Roadway Shoulders Perforated Channel Lane Permeable Shoulder Surface Course Dense Graded Base Dense Graded Subbase Subgrade Drainage Pipe Impermeable Liner (Optional) 76

  43. Detailing – Poor Practice 77

  44. Detailing – Poor Practice 78

  45. Detailing – Poor Practice 79

  46. Settlement of Base/Subbase 80

  47. Settlement and Ponding at Transition 81

  48. Jointing for Pervious Concrete  Many are not jointed at all – random cracking is not considered a negative on the textured surface 82

  49. Strange Choice of Joint Location 83

  50. Poor Construction Joint 84

  51. Poor Jointing 85

  52. Special Features of Some Pavers 86

  53. Loss of Permeability or Heavy Flows 87

  54. Deep Clogging 88

  55. Joint Raveling 89

  56. Large Scale Raveling 90

  57. High Severity Raveling 91

  58. High Severity Raveling 92

  59. Asphalt Raveling 93

  60. Conventional Paver Surface 94

  61. Turn into a Permeable Pavement??? 95

  62. What is Wrong Here? 96

  63. Joint Much Too Wide 97

  64. Too Complicated 98

  65. Very Good 99

  66. No Sliver Pieces 100

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