Draining Half-Wire with Bamboo Fibers applied in the Search of Reducing Damage Occasioned to Asphalt in the City of Rialma

Abstract

Some construction problems are related to hydrology. Water, whether it comes from precipitation or from homes, is always creating challenges for engineers. Residential water, used and subsequently discarded from households to the streets, even if they do not seem to be a hindrance, as it does not drain into the usual drainage means, thus forming concentrations of water that in the long run tend to damage the asphalt. It was thought of a solution for this that the draining curb was idealized, with the objective of becoming a mechanism in the drainage system that helps, and, solve these problems that may seem small, but end up causing inconvenience. As a proposal for a sustainable material that adds quality, the bamboos of the Imperial and Taquara species were included in a prototype of draining curb tested in the laboratory to determine the best proportion of addition of this material to indicate the most suitable concrete for the preparation of the prototype.