MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL

EDUCATION, MUMBAI
A

Project Report

On

“Pervious Concrete Pavement”

Submitted by

AHER PRITAM SANTOSH

BAGUL BHUSHAN DEVAJI

BHOYE MANISHA VALU

KANADE YOGITA RAJENDRA

CHAVHAN RAHUL NANDU

VADAKTE JAYASHRI LAHANU

Under Guidance of

PROF.AHER P.R.

Diploma Engineering
In

CIVIL ENGINEERING
At

Department of Civil Engineering

MATOSHRI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

DHANORE – 423401

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 Matoshri Education Society’s

MATOSHRI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY POLYTECHNIC,

Dhanore, Tal - Yeola, Dist - Nasik, 423401

Certified that the project report entitled “PERVIOUS CONCRETE PAVEMENT” has been
successfully completed by:
AHER PRITAM SANTOSH

BAGUL BHUSHAN DEVAJI

BHOYE MANISHA VALU

KANADE YOGITA RAJENDRA

CHAVHAN RAHUL NANDU

VADAKTE JAYASHRI LAHANU

as partial fulfillment of Diploma course in Civil Engineering under the Maharashtra State
Board of Technical Education, Mumbai during the academic year 2018 -2019.

The said work has been assessed by us and we are satisfied that the same is up to the
standard envisaged for the level of the course, and that the said work may be presented to
the external examiner.

Prof. Aher P.R. Prof. Khairnar Y.S.

GUIDE HOD

External Examiner Prof. G.S.Gujrathi

PRINCIPAL
Institute Code: Institute Code: - 1171

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

With deep sense of gratitude we would like to thanks all the people who have lighted our path
with their kind guidance. We are very grateful to these intellectuals who did their best to help
during our project work.
It is our proud privilege to express deep sense of gratitude to, Prof. Gujrathi G.S
Principal of Matoshri Institute of Technology Polytechnic, Dhanore, Ta -Yeola for his
comments and kind permission to complete this project. We remain indebted to Prof.
Khairnar Y.S. HOD, Civil Engineering Department For their timely suggestion and valuable
guidance. We also very thankful to Prof. Sanvatsarkar O.N. Project Co-ordinator.
We are thankful to our guide Prof. Aher P.R. for his incredible support and defrayal
different concepts and his precious guidelines.
The special gratitude goes to All staff members, technical staff members, of Civil Department
for his expensive, excellent and precious guidance in completion of this work. We thanks to all the
colleagues for their appreciable help for our working project.

We are also thankful to our parents who have provided their wishful support for
completion of our project work successfully.
And lastly we thanks to all our friends and the people who are directly or indirectly related to our
project work.

MR. AHER PRITAM SANTOSH

MR. BAGUL BHUUSHAN DEVAJI

MISS.BHOYE MANISHA VALU

MISS.KANADE YOGITA RAJENDRA

MR.CHAVHAN RAHUL NANDU

MISS.VADAKTE JAYASHRI LAHANU

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ABSTRACT

Concrete is composite material of sand, cement, aggregate, and water. Each material
has own properties and contribution but have you imagine concrete without sand?

Sand is an important material for concrete. Sand plays vital role in deciding the
strength sand good and good quality of concrete. Sand increase the volume of mortar, making
mortar economical and also prevents excessive shrinkage of cement paste, thereby avoiding
cracks during setting. Fine sand occupies void in making concrete a solid and water proof
material. Sand spells the difference between the construction success and failure. Sand
ensures the strength and beauty of the construction. Natural’s sand is being depleted and
efforts are being made to conserve it. Use of crushed sand is less efficient than natural one.
Better option is to eliminate the use of sand in less important work. The concrete without
sand is known as Pervious Concrete.

As regular concrete is unable to drain water, but is possible with pervious concrete.
Regular concrete also failed in reducing the storm water, increasing ground water table.
Through initial cost of pervious concrete is more but overall system we consider then the
pervious concrete is sustainable product.

Pervious concrete is special type of concrete used for concrete flat work through initial
cost of pervious concrete is more but overall system we consider then the pervious concrete
is sustainable product.

Pervious concrete is special type of concrete used for concrete flat work application.
It has wide range of application discussed in our paper. Testing and inspection under various
grade of aggregate is worked out and its details are presented in paper. This paper is focused
on evaluating the performance of different pervious concrete mixtures in an endeavor to
achieve an optimized mix with adequate flexural strength, compressive strength and porosity.
Also the details of construction or proper laying of concrete shown in paper.

Aimed at developing a new type of permeable concrete with enhanced structural

strength, various mix designs were attempted and their effects on the compressive strength
and permeability of permeable concrete were investigated in this research.

It is better option for pavement blocks and regular concrete in areas like
parking and side walk.

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 LIST OF FIGURES

Sr. No. Fig. Name Page no.

1. 1.1 Sample of pervious concrete 2
2. 3.1 Cement bag 6
3. 3.2 Aggregate 8
4. 7.1 Concrete cube 20
5. 7.2 Compression testing machine 20
6. 7.3 Cube testing 21

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 LIST OF TABLES

Sr.No. Table Name Page No.

1. 5.1 Maximum aggregate size 14
2. 5.2 Properties of aggregate 15
3. 6.2 Cost comparison 19
4. 7.1 Mix 1: M15 22

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 CONTENT

Sr.No. Topic Name Page no.

1. Introduction 1
1.1 History 2
1.2 Objective 2
1.3 Scope of the investigation 3

2. Literature Survey 4

3. Material Used 6
3.1 Cement 6
3.2 Aggregate 7

4. Concrete mix design 10

4.1 Introduction 10
4.2 Requirements of concrete mix design 10
4.3 Type of mixes 11
4.3.1 Nominal mixes 11
4.3.2 Standard mixes 11
4.3.3 designed mixes 12

5. Concrete mix design by Ultratech Cement 13

5.1 Introduction 13
5.2 Concrete specification 14
5.3 Maximum size of the Aggregate 14
5.4 Aggregates 15
5.4.1 Type of aggregate 15
5.4.2 shape of aggregate 16
5.5 Requirement of concrete mix design 16
5.6 correction for over size particles present in fine aggregate 16
5.7 Determination of aggregate of cement ( A/C ) Ratio 17
5.8 Concrete mix by weight 17
5.8.1 Water content 17
5.8.2 Total aggregate content 17
5.9 Adjustment for moisture correction 18

6. Cost comparison 19

7. Test and result 21

7.1 Mix proportion 22

8. Conclusion 23

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9. Reference 24

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