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@article{145415,
        author = {Goswami Divyang and Bathani Chintan and Gaudani Bhargav and Goswami Vishwasgiri, Shyam doshi},
        title = {permeable pavement-2679},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {4},
        number = {10},
        pages = {107-112},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=145415},
        abstract = {Uncontrolled storm water runoff not only creates drainage problems and flash floods but also presents a considerable threat to water quality and the environment. These problems can, to a large extent, be reduced by a type of storm water management approach employing permeable pavement systems (PPS) in urban, industrial and commercial areas, where frequent problems are caused by intense undraied storm water. PPS could be an efficient solution for sustainable drainage systems, and control water security as well as renewable energy in certain cases. Considerable research has been conducted on the function of PPS and their improvement to ensure sustainable drainage systems and water quality. This paper presents a review of the use of permeable pavement for different purposes. The paper focuses on drainage systems and storm water runoff quality from roads, driveways, rooftops and parking lots. PPS are very effective for storm water management and water reuse. Moreover, geotextiles provide additional facilities to reduce the pollutants from infiltrate runoff into the ground, creating a suitable environment for the biodegradation process. Furthermore, recently, ground source heat pumps and PPS have been found to be an excellent combination for sustainable renewable energy. In addition, this study has identified several gaps in the present state of knowledge on PPS and indicates some research needs for future consideration.},
        keywords = {PERMEABLE PAVEMENT; POROUS PAVEMENT; GEOTEXTILES; GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP (GSHP); SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE.},
        month = {},
        }