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Pervious Concrete: What Is It and Is It More Expensive?

September 28, 2020 TeamCivil Concrete, Types
Pervious Concrete

What is Pervious Concrete? Pervious concrete is a structural concrete pavement with a large volume (15 to 35 percent) of interconnected voids. Similar to normal concrete, pervious concrete is made from a mixture of cement,

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Pervious Concrete

May 21, 2018 TeamCivil Concrete, Types

Pervious Concrete Pervious concrete is a type of concrete with a system of interconnected pores allowing water to rapidly drain through. Pervious concrete itself is made up of coarse aggregate that is coated by a

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