Performance Simulation of Permeable Concrete Materials Combined with Nanotechnology in Rainwater Management

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In recent years, China has entered a period of rapid urban development, but most of the cities with rapid development still have ground hardening, which makes it difficult for rainwater to penetrate and discharge. In order to achieve the rapid drainage of accumulated water in the city, nanotechnology was introduced, and permeable concrete based on NC and NS nanomaterials was proposed. Combined with finite element analysis, the permeable properties and mechanical properties of permeable concrete mixed with nanomaterials were analyzed. A comprehensive performance analysis of pervious concrete shows that the viscosity of permeable concrete mixed with nanomaterials is significantly higher than that of non-mixed pervious concrete, and the permeability coefficient of permeable concrete mixed with nanomaterials can reach 0.43 cm/s. A finite element analysis shows that the incorporation of nanomaterials can improve the compressive strength of permeable concrete. At the same time, under a rainwater environment simulation, the rainwater retention time of pervious concrete is only 2.35 s. The above results show that the incorporation of nanomaterials into pervious concrete can improve the water permeability of pervious concrete, improve the mechanical properties of pervious concrete, and increase its service life, which is of great significance to urban development and urban management.

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Li, J., Jin, M., Chen, J., Weng, Z., Sun, M., Wu, D., … Wang, F. (2023). Performance Simulation of Permeable Concrete Materials Combined with Nanotechnology in Rainwater Management. Processes, 11(3). https://doi.org/10.3390/pr11030768

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