Fig. 1. Permeability test for RS permeable block
Fig. 2. Stable layer of concrete permeable block
Fig. 3. Location of temperature measurement in the field for various blocks
Fig. 4. Results of field measurement temperature of Case 1 specimens
Fig. 5. Field measurement of temperature after rain
Fig. 7. Indoor temperature measurement test
Fig. 6. Variations of temperature changes depending on condition
Fig. 8. Various cases of indoor temperature measurement test
Fig. 9. Results of measurement temperature on concrete permeable block
Fig. 10. Results of measurement temperature on RS permeable block
Fig. 11. Results of maximum temperature
Fig. 12. Temperature reduction against dry condition
Fig. 13. Difference between center and under block of temperature in various cases
Fig. 14. Temperature reduction by vaporization
Fig. 15. Increasing temperature difference with vaporization
Fig. 16. Correlation between decreasing temperature andvaporization
Table 1. Result of porosity test
Table 2. Result of temperature measurement on the surface of block
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