Cold Weather Special Cold-Resistant High-Toughness Paving Pad

In extremely cold weather, standing water is prone to freezing, which can affect the safety of road surfaces. Excellent paving slabs will have reasonable drainage designs. Some paving slabs feature drainage holes or channels; drainage holes allow standing water to quickly pass through the paving slab and flow into the underground drainage system, while drainage channels can guide the water to flow in a specific direction, preventing accumulation on the surface of the paving slab.

Additionally, some paving slabs are designed with an overall drainage slope, which can be adjusted during installation according to the terrain and drainage requirements, allowing standing water to naturally flow towards lower areas and avoiding the safety hazards caused by frozen water.

Extreme cold weather may have some impact on the load-bearing capacity of materials, but excellent paving slabs can maintain stable load-bearing capabilities. Whether used in industrial sites for heavy vehicles or in municipal roads for light vehicles and pedestrians, they can ensure safe load-bearing under extreme cold conditions. For example, some heavy-duty paving slabs can support over 100 tons at normal temperatures, and their load-bearing capacity decreases only slightly in extremely cold weather, still meeting the passage requirements of most heavy machinery.

Paving slabs designed for pedestrian traffic can also ensure that they do not deform under the pressure of snow and ice, providing a safe and flat walking surface for pedestrians.