How much water does permeable pavement absorb

Have you heard of a certain color of indoor flooring emerging in cities? Can it digest and absorb all kinds of water resources on the surface? Yes, you read that right. This type of indoor flooring is called permeable flooring. Permeable pavement is a kind of epoxy pavement that is very suitable for the development trend and life of cities. Its large-scale laying makes cities different.

In the past, all the roads in cities were impermeable, and only traditional drainage equipment was used for drainage. However, sometimes when it rained, the drainage speed of the drainage equipment was really very slow and could not drain the water resources in time. Therefore, the emergence of permeable pavement is necessary. As the drainage pipe speed of permeable pavement is relatively fast compared to the rate of precipitation reduction, there is no need to worry about the problem of water seepage on the road surface during heavy rain.

The drainage pipe speed of permeable pavement is extremely fast, reaching 31 to 52 liters per meter per hour. Such a fast rate is sufficient for the rapid discharge of urban precipitation or other water resources on the ground surface, without leaving any residue on the ground and hindering people's travel safety. Naturally, permeable pavement drains all kinds of surface water resources. Not only does it waste these water resources, but it also absorbs all of them underground, fully replenishing surface water. This not only replenishes surface water but also raises groundwater levels, alleviating the problem of sudden drop in urban groundwater and making the urban ecological environment stronger It has reasonably met the norms and regulations of urban environmental protection.

Permeable pavement has a very strong self-water absorption capacity. Its large-scale laying in cities will make the city different, solve some of the city's helpless environmental pollution problems, make the natural environment of the city stronger, and also promote the rapid development of the city.