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Project Description:
A pervious concrete slab was placed in late March 2009 outside the Thomas Concrete of Georgia quality-control laboratory and offices in Atlanta, GA. The slab was intended as a light-traffic pad to use as an example of pervious concrete technology for local owners, contractors and specifiers. The pervious pad entailed 45 cubic yards of concrete, and was placed on a 6" thick #57 limestone base to facilitate water percolation and run-off. The FORTA® GREEN-NET® fiber, made from 100% recycled polypropylene, was used at a dosage of 1.5 lbs./cu. yd. to add stability during placement and to toughen the resulting hardened pervious concrete. The GREEN-NET® fiber mixed very quickly and uniformly, was not significantly noticeable on the surface finish, and did not negatively affect the porosity of the resulting pervious pavement
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