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    This document provides an outline for a course on highway and roadway drainage system design. It discusses collecting data, developing preliminary drainage concepts, and considering special factors. Two design examples are presented: for a highway crossing over a wash involving bridge alternatives, and for a parkway project involving culverts, storm drains, and rational method hydrologic calculations. The goal is to safely convey stormwater flows during design storm events.

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    This document provides an outline for a course on highway and roadway drainage system design. It discusses collecting data, developing preliminary drainage concepts, and considering special factors. Two design examples are presented: for a highway crossing over a wash involving bridge alternatives, and for a parkway project involving culverts, storm drains, and rational method hydrologic calculations. The goal is to safely convey stormwater flows during design storm events.

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    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design

    Short Course by Nasir Raza, PE, CFM March 2015


    Course Outline

    Part 1: Introduction

    Part 2: Hydrology

    Part 3: Hydraulics, Scour


    and Sediment Transport

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Course Objective

    Highway/roadway storm drainage design


    shall provide for safe passage of vehicles
    during the design storm event by:

    1. Interception of pavement and offsite


    flows at appropriate locations

    2. Storage and/or conveyance of flows

    3. Exit of flows at existing/historical


    outfalls

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Design Approach

    1. Data collection/review

    2. Agencies’ coordination

    3. Preliminary drainage concept design

    4. Drainage concept refinement

    5. Final drainage design

    6. Special Considerations

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Data Collection/Review

    1. Hydrologic maps: drainage areas, soils and land use

    2. Flooding history including high water marks

    3. As-built or design plans of existing drainage system,


    conflicting utilities and rights of way.

    4. Drainage reports and hydrologic/hydraulic models


    of existing drainage system

    5. Local municipal, provincial and federal regulations

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Preliminary Drainage Concept
    1. Preliminary roadway plan-profile over topographic map
    supplemented with utilities and drainage areas

    2. Concept drainage plan components:

    - Pavement shoulders and side ditches for rural roads

    - Gutters/curbs, inlets and storm drains for urban roads

    - Detention/retention basins

    - Bridges and/or culverts and major channels

    - Special/unique considerations

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Special Considerations
    Special Considerations at Concept Design Level:
    1. Avoid deep cuts/fills

    2. Avoid significant utilities

    3. Avoid environmentally sensitive areas

    4. Consider construction sequencing

    5. Consider traffic control

    6. Consider community acceptability

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy
    Sonoran
    North Valley Parkway over Sonoran Wash
    Wash
    Proposed
    Bridge

    Alternatives:
    1. No Action
    2. 4-100 ft span bridge
    3. 6-100 ft span bridge
    4. Single 400 ft span bridge
    Proposed
    Rdwy Profile

    Existing
    Grade
    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy
    North Valley Parkway over Sonoran Wash

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    100 yr water
    surface profile

    Proposed
    400 ft
    bridge
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    Manning’s
    roughness
    100 yr water
    surface profile

    Downstream Cross
    Section 1.56
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    Ineffective Ineffective
    flow area flow area

    Downstream Cross
    Section 1.68 at
    face of bridge
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    4-100 ft
    bridge
    spans

    Bridge Downstream
    Cross Section 1.69
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    4-100 ft
    bridge
    spans

    Bridge Upstream
    Cross Section 1.69
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    Ineffective Ineffective
    flow area flow area

    Upstream Cross
    Section 1.70 at
    face of bridge
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    Spur
    Dike
    100 yr water
    surface profile

    Upstream Channel
    Cross Section 1.77
    Part 1: Introduction - Example 1: North Valley Pkwy

    100 yr water
    surface profile

    Upstream Channel
    Cross Section 1.84
    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Highway/Roadway Drainage System Design


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Upstream Cave Creek Channel


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Upstream 3-Cell Superbox Culvert


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Downstream 3-Cell Superbox Culvert and West Fork


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Downstream 3-Cell Superbox Culvert and West Fork


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway over 3-Cell Superbox Culvert


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Side Road to Greenway Parkway


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Superbox Culvert Plan-Profile


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drains Plan-Profile


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drains Drainage Areas


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drains Schematic


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Rational Method Hydrology


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Street and Inlet Hydraulics


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drain Hydraulics


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drain Profile


    Part 1: Introduction – Example 2: Greenway Pkwy

    Greenway Parkway Storm Drain Profile

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