Highway Engineering
Highway Engineering
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to f in. per ft. should be given the sidewalk to secure drainage, and the height of curb should have a minimum value of 3 ins. and a maximum of 10 ins. To accommodate the street, then, to the grades, carefully exercised judgment will have to be used.
It is the general practice where the transverse grade is some- what small, to swing or throw the centre of the crown toward the high side of the street, to make the height of curb on opposite sides of the street unequal, or provide different grades... for the sidewalks; but where the grade is large, the whole street may have to slope transversely with the grade, and under extreme conditions the higher side will have to be terraced.
STREET DRAINAGE Drainage of streets may be divided into two classes : surface, and subsurface.
Surface Drainage is for the purpose of collecting in the gutters all water falling either upon the foot- or the carriageway, and so directmg it that it may be discharged into a catch-basin, sewer, or some natural outlet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to f in. per ft. should be given the sidewalk to secure drainage, and the height of curb should have a minimum value of 3 ins. and a maximum of 10 ins. To accommodate the street, then, to the grades, carefully exercised judgment will have to be used.
It is the general practice where the transverse grade is some- what small, to swing or throw the centre of the crown toward the high side of the street, to make the height of curb on opposite sides of the street unequal, or provide different grades... for the sidewalks; but where the grade is large, the whole street may have to slope transversely with the grade, and under extreme conditions the higher side will have to be terraced.
STREET DRAINAGE Drainage of streets may be divided into two classes : surface, and subsurface.
Surface Drainage is for the purpose of collecting in the gutters all water falling either upon the foot- or the carriageway, and so directmg it that it may be discharged into a catch-basin, sewer, or some natural outlet.
What to read after Highway Engineering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edward Morrison to read onlineMoreLess
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