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AUSTRALIAN PAVING CENTRE

The Concept 02 The concept of Ecopave permeable paving is already well established in many countries where development threatens already over-stretched drainage and river systems. As more land is developed and covered with impervious surfaces, our stormwater and river systems are under increasing pressure to manage the high volumes of surface run-off now entering them and the potential for downstream flooding is higher. As an alternative to conventional paving (which concentrates water and pollutants within the existing drainage systems) the ECOPAVE ecological paving series encourages water to infiltrate through the pavement surface and substructure to the ground below. Features ECOTRIHEX Cost effective Environmentally sensitive Pedestrian friendly Honing options Custom colours Benefits Type A interlocking system. Permits water to drain through the surface into the layers below. Compatible with Adbri Masonry s TRIHEX interlocking pavers. Similar load bearing capabilities to other interlocking pavers. Reduces the need for costly underground retention systems. Reduces the need for additional surface drainage. Reduces the load on existing drainage systems. Minimal maintenance costs. Maintains air and water supplies to trees and landscaped areas. Helps restore and maintain the natural water table. Alleviates drainage, downstream flooding and pollution problems. Controls surface run-off that can lead to soil erosion. Moisture evaporation from the base course is reduced. By utilising ECOTRIHEX Pavers with TRIHEX Pavers, designers can integrate pedestrian and permeable areas seamlessly together. Litter, including leaves, is easily swept from the pavement surface. Pavement profile provides good pedestrian comfort and an attractive and functional pavement. Both shapes can be honed to create an interesting terrazzo effect. For large projects, colours outside of the standard range may be manufactured. Contact your local representative for details.

03 The Product What is it? ECOTRIHEX permeable pavers are type A interlocking pavers as determined by CMAA T44: Concrete Segmental Pavements - Guide to Specifying. Manufactured using high quality materials to comply with AS4455, ECOTRIHEX permeable pavers offer the aesthetic qualities demanded by specifiers in conjunction with the durability required of pavements and roads. ECOTRIHEX permeable paving system consist of permeable surface overlaying permeable base and sub-base materials. By modifying well established paving shapes Adbri Masonry has produced a pavement surface that creates small openings along the joints or have enlarged joints. These joints are filled with a uniform gravel to create drainage voids through the pavement surface. Research from the University of NSW has shown that ECOTRIHEX permeable paving with 2-5mm gravels as the bedding and jointing material can allow rainfall intensities of 900L/sec/ha to be accepted. Because the ECOTRIHEX system is based on well-proven segmental paving shapes and are laid on a fully engineered sub-structure, they provide the superior structural performance of conventional interlocking segmental pavers.

ECOTRIHEX 04 Paver: Ecotrihex Colour: Ebony Finish: Honed Custom Aggregate

05 ECOTRIHEX Applications What are it s uses? ECOTRIHEX permeable pavers have the ability to be integrated into just about every segmental paving design to provide total supplementary drainage. ECOTRIHEX permeable paving is fully compatible with Adbri Masonry s TRIHEX interlocking paving system. Suggested design uses include: Car parks Roads and roadside parking Public areas subject to pedestrian traffic Surface run-off control Tree surrounds Dedicated wash areas Stormwater retention Paved areas for residential units and cluster housing Application Chart Domestic and Light Commercial Commercial Industrial** Please note: Size and thickness vary in each state this is a Made to Order Product. QLD ECOTRIHEX 80mm NSW ECOTRIHEX 80mm VIC* ECOTRIHEX 60mm Dimensions (mm) 88 x 181 x 80 88 x 181 x 80 88 x 181 x 60 Bullnose available N N N No. per m 2 43.5 43.5 Unit Weight (kg) 3.5 3.9 43.5 2.93 Shape type (per CMMA Ref T35) A A A Breaking Load (kn) 12 12 10 Slip Resistance (standard) V V V SA ECOTRIHEX 80mm 92 x 181 x 80 N 43.5 3.9 A 12 V W Slip Resistance (honed) W W W Walkways Patios *80mm available, however minimum quantities apply, please ask your local Adbri Masonry representative for more details. Note: Greater breaking loads can be achieved for industrial paving if requested. Please refer to your local representative for details. Pergolas Driveways Courtyards Footpaths Public Areas Malls Arcades Road Cross Overs Carriageways Roadways Truck Hard Stands Forklift Traffic QLD NSW VIC SA

Mature Tree and Paving Arrangement 06 Tree surround Edge restraint Permeable pavers 30mm bedding layer No Fines DGB20 Concrete footing Engineered soil Tree pit Drainage pit ECOTRIHEX Permeable Pavers Cutting options at header course. When cutting pavers for vehicular traffic we do not recommend cuts of less than half a paver be used. Option 1 Option 2 Drainage voids 2-5 aggregate Bedding layer 5mm aggregate Option 3

Paver: Ecotrihex Colour: Ebony Finish: Honed Custom Aggregate 07

Some Examples of Possible Base Course Drainage Design are: 08 01: Direct Drainage into Permeable Subgrade On permeable soils, the permeable paving system is placed on a permeable base that allows infiltrated water to flow directly into the subgrade under the paving. Drainage void filled to top with clean 2-5mm aggregate Surface water flow ECOTRIHEX pavers 30mm Bedding layer (clean 2-5mm aggregate) Permeable base (as per design by professional Engineer or using Permpave and Lockpave software) Permeable subgrade Water table 02: Temporary Storage and Slow Filtration into Medium Permeability Subgrade On less permeable soils, the permeable paving system is placed on a permeable drainage layer that may overlay a dense, low permeability base and sub-base (as needed). Infiltrated water is then drained to an infiltration system that stores and gradually infiltrates collected stormwater. Fill, topsoil, paving, etc Drainage void filled to top with clean 2-5mm aggregate Surface water inflow Ecotrihex Geofabric 30mm Bedding layer (clean 2-5mm aggregate) Dense, low permeability base Water level (as per design by professional Engineer or using Permpave and Lockpave software) Large aggregate water storage area (as per design by High water table Slow infiltration professional engineer or using Permpave software) Medium permeability subgrade

These simple examples are just the beginning. They can be combined with each other and with other stormwater control methodologies to provide the solution needed. Because of the superior structural performance, you as the designer decide what is needed for each location, knowing that Adbri Masonry permeable paving systems provide the same structural performance as conventional interlocking pavers. 09 03: Drainage to a Highly Permeable Subgrade In some areas, low permeability soils are situated over permeable layers at depth. Dense low permeability base and sub-base courses let water flow to a trench that has periodic drainage wells to the deeper layer. If water quality permits it may be possible to re-use the infiltrated water during dry conditions. Drainage void filled to top with clean 2-5mm aggregate Surface water inflow Ecotrihex Permeable drainage layer (as per design by professional Engineer or using Permpave and Lockpave software) Collection trench 30mm Bedding layer (clean 2-5mm aggregate) Dense, low permeability base (as per design by professional Engineer or using Permpave and Lockpave software) Periodic drainage well to lower layer or subsurface drainage Low permeability upper subgrade layer High permeability deep subgrade layer 04: Collection and Disposal of Infiltration to Reticulation or Stormwater System A few soils and sites will permit no infiltration. In these locations, the infiltrated stormwater is stored within the base and sub-base layers, to be collected by drainage pipes and eventually passed into the stormwater system. Drainage Void filled to top with clean 2-5mm aggregate Surface water flow ECOTRIHEX pavers 30mm Bedding layer (clean 2-5mm aggregate) Drainage pipe to catchment areas for reticulation or to stormwater system Dense, low permeability base (as per design by professional Engineer or using Permpave and Lockpave software) Geofabric Low permeable subgrade Water table Notes: Always check filter criteria between layers. Use geotextile filters as needed.

Methods of Construction 10 One of the great advantages of Adbri Masonry s ECOTRIHEX permeable paving system is that it is a Type A interlocking pavers and thus can be constructed in a manner similar to other segmental pavements with the exception of extra allowance for drainage. The design and sizing of permeable pavement will depend on the purpose of the pavement and the traffic loadings expected. The Concrete Masonry Association of Australia (CMAA) publishes software for hydrology and hydraulic design, Permpave and software for pavement thickness design, Lockpave. Other paving guideline documents, T44 Concrete Segmental Pavements - Specification Guide; T45 Concrete Segmental Pavements - Design Guide for Residential Accessways and Roads and T46 Concrete Segmental Pavements - Detailing Guide are also available by download from the website, www.cmaa.com.au Additional information on permeable paving including design, construction and maintenance guides, case studies and FAQ s can be found at www.paving.org.uk and also www.icpi.org The pavement consists of the soil subgrade, geotextiles where needed, aggregate base and/or sub-base layers as needed, bedding layer, the pavers and the aggregate in the drainage voids and joints. Soils with low infiltration rates may also need drainage pipes at the bottom of drainage layers. As a minimum the drainage should use methods such as those shown in Data Sheet 10 of the CMAA document T46 Concrete Segmental Pavements - Detailing Guide. Site Works One of the most critical aspects of the construction of permeable pavements is the prevention of sediment entering any permeable base layers and the pavement surface during construction. Installing silt traps and temporary drainage to divert run-off, and staging the excavation and construction of the pavement until after general works are complete can make the difference between a pavement that infiltrates adequately or inadequately. Geotextiles Geotextiles are used in most permeable pavement applications. Fine particles can become suspended in water and the purpose of the geotextile is to act as a filter between layers with different amounts of fine material. For example, a geotextile can prevent fine soil particles migrating into a drainage layer. Some geotextiles can also increase the strength and/or drainage capacity of the pavement. Subgrade The soil subgrade should be compacted to attain sufficient load bearing support and minimise subsidence (especially for pavements that are to take vehicular traffic and can be designed using the Permpave and Lockpave software available from the CMAA website - www.cmaa.com.au. This may affect the infiltration capacity of the soil but is tolerable if this loss of infiltration capacity is considered in the design of the pavement and drainage. Base The aggregate base thickness is determined by the need to store and infiltrate a certain amount of stormwater and by the need to support traffic. The crushed aggregates used can be slightly modified road authority fine crushed rock with improved void ratio or a free draining no-fines aggregate. This material is compacted to the design specifications which will depend on the expected loadings. Combinations of standard and no-fines aggregate can be used and may be established to achieve the necessary load bearing support. Bedding Layer The bedding layer consists of a clean durable aggregate that is sized between 2mm and 5mm. This size provides very good drainage capacity while maintaining the interlocking capacity. A material of this type typically has an effective porosity of 35-40%. When placed over a permeable base the bedding layer need only be 30mm thick (after compaction). When placed over an impermeable base, the bedding layer provides the drainage and its thickness may be increased up to 75mm to increase storage. Paver Installation The pavers are laid as per standard pavers in the specified pattern. The ECOTRIHEX permeable paving system has spacing nibs that allow a close fit between pavers while maintaining a suitable joint width. For trafficable pavements, cut pavers should be no smaller than one third of the full unit size. Once the pavers are placed, the paver layer is compacted with one pass of a vibrating plate compactor before the joints are filled. The 2mm-5mm aggregate is then swept into the drainage voids and joints until they are filled. The excess aggregate is swept off the surface and the paver layer is then compacted again. This process must be repeated until the drainage voids are fully compacted which could require several passes. Edge Restraints All segmental pavements require an edge restraint and we recommend those of the type shown in Data Sheet 3 of the CMMA document T46 Concrete Segmental Pavements - Detailing Guide.

Paver: Trihex Colour: Charcoal Finish: Standard 11

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