CAD Assignt Bashir Isiaka Hiwayway

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COURSE: CVE 656 ASSIGNMENT 1

NAME: ISIAKA BASHIR.O

MATRIC NO: 00/30GB032

Highway is an aspect of engineering which is vitally important to a


country’s economic development. The construction of high quality road
network directly increases a nation’s economic output by reducing
journey times and costs.

Highway engineering involves the application of scientific principles to


the planning, design, maintenance, and operation of a highway project.

Highway design is based on the functional classification as follows:

Interstate: Roadways on the federal system with the highest design


speeds and the highest design standard.

Freeway: an expressway with full control of access and no-at grade


intersections.

Expressway: a divided arterial highway with full or partial control of


access and generally having grade separations at major intersections.

Local or street road: a road whose primary function is to provide access


to residences, business or other abutting properties.

However, all the above mentioned road classification can be designed


with the following software’s application.

Civil CAD

Land Development

Civil Soft

Road Cad

Eagle Point

Suffer

Civil Cad is therefore, adopted for the road design.


Procedure for using Civil Cad for road design.

Step 1: Upload your road elevation and its chain-ages.

Step 2: Load the elevation profile data into M.S excel.

Step 3: Save the data with a .prn. Extension files (Tab delimited).

Step 4: Open the civil cad interface and click road work from the drop
down menu and then select horizontal alignment.

Step 5: Go to file and open the saved excel data uploaded and then
refresh all the uploaded data will be plotted.

Step 6: Select polyline to join the points plotted, select horizontal


alignment and input the radius of curvature where required.

Step 7: Go to menu to select road work and then click vertical


alignment.

Step 8: Draw a polyline of the topography plotted and click on apply and
the vertical elevation will be plotted.

Step 9: Select the cross section from the road drop down menu and click
on define section to choose section format.

Step 10: Select the station and scroll down to the existing level section at
the lower portion of the screen, input the offset and elevation.

Step 11: Input the design level and click on apply, then choose any point
to draw the cross section.

Step 12: The vertical alignment data can then be used to calculate
volume of cut and fill.

END.

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