SLG

Symposium on “Concrete Block Pavement”

There is hardly any other construction material which plays such a prominent role in area surfacing and design as concrete block pavement. The proper design and execution of concrete block surfaces and slab pavements require an extensive knowledge of numerous technical rules and regulations.

The industry event on “Concrete Block Pavement”, hosted by the Information Center Concrete (InformationsZentrum Beton; IZB) and the German Concrete Association for Roads, Landscaping, and Garden Construction (Betonverband Straße, Landschaft, Garten e. V.; SLG) in different locations and on different dates...

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Issue 09/2015 Heinrich Niemeier GmbH & Co. KG

Block pavement binds ­pollutants

In times of climate change and increasing frequency of heavy rain events, rainwater management plays a more and more significant role. The solution for a new housing estate in Berlin-Zehlendorf is a...

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Issue 09/2015 Adolf Blatt

Church Square upgraded with block pavement

The German community of Neckarwestheim, with more than 3500 inhabitants, is known far beyond its borders. This small town became prominent owing to the local power station, which was taken into...

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Issue 01/2017 MPVA/SLG

Seminar on pavement ­construction in Neuwied

The seminar event “Pavement construction with concrete block and slab surfacing” on 07 February 2017 is being organized jointly by the Materials Testing and Research Institute MPVA Neuwied GmbH and...

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Issue 02/2021

Sustainable building with geotextiles in block pavements – Notes on planning and design

Geotextile construction methods, as a rule, replace natural non-renewable raw materials such as sand, gravel and crushed rock – including construction of block-paved traffic routes and surfaces....

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Issue 05/2009 Some observations regarding in-service performance

Photocatalytic paving block surfaces

In this study, interlocking paving blocks were used for the reconstruction of a street over a length of 500 meters. Results appear to confirm a reduction in photocatalytic activity due to the presence...

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