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Pervious Concrete at UNH Stormwater Center

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Uploaded by on Jun 20, 2008

1500 gallons of water in 5 min
Equivalent of 43 in rain event with no runoff.

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  • Great demonstration on hydraulic capacity of pervious concrete installation at UNH Stormwater Center.

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  • Good thing a reporter from radio was there with a microphone.

    "This is the sound of concrete absorbing water. Trust me."

  • A zimą? Nie zamarznie i nie rozsadzi?

    What about freeze winter? Won't the iced water crack it?

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  • What happens with freeze-thaw? Also, what happens when the ground underneath moves due to the water flow?

  • I bet it is a bitch when the water freezes in the concrete.

  • @GetNameError that doesn't matter... the ice build up would eventually fill all the holes and destroy the concrete. Any place that goes below freezing would not be able to use this.

  • @sausagesnail I'm sure you've dealt with a lot of pervious concrete while studying for neuroscience.

  • @Nextil81

    Don't worry, they'll have 200 more kids to replace them even though the parents can't even feed themselves.

  • Meanwhile, 100 African children die of thirst.

  • @calvers7 Protip: Don't watch all three and a half minutes of it then.

  • @texasmd91 I have a PHD in neuroscience, I think I know what I'm talking about.

  • @sausagesnail You're a moron.

  • @sausagesnail can't tell if troll... or just stupid

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