LSU Professor Evaluates Photocatalytic Pavements

Article describes a Louisiana State University scientific experiment with road pavement that reduces pollution through self-cleaning and air purification qualities. Basic evaluation and data collection methods for a year-long study are described.

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Description	Article describes a Louisiana State University scientific experiment with road pavement that reduces pollution through self-cleaning and air purification qualities. Basic evaluation and data collection methods for a year-long study are described.
Classification	Building Construction, HVAC, and Landscape Design Landscaping Transportation Wastewater and Water
Resource Type	Article/Journal
Format	NULL
Subject	Acid rain Concrete Formwork Green technology Greenhouse gases Groundwater Nitrogen oxides Pollution Runoff Smog Sulphur dioxide
Keyword	Technology, Photocatalysis, Titanium dioxide, Greenhouse gas emissions, Photocataytic pavement, Nitrogen oxide, Sulfur dioxide, Asphalt, Concrete, Groundwater runoff, Gulf Coast Research Center, Nano-particle release, TSI Incorporated, Louisiana Transportation Research Center, National Science Foundation, PURETI, Pollution, Smog, Acid rain
Date Of Record Creation	2019-01-26 19:50:21
Education Level	General Public
Date Last Modified	6/15/2011 18:40
Language	English

Date Record Checked: 6/15/2011 0:00 (W3C-DTF)

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