Developing short-span alternatives to reinforced concrete box culvert structures in Kansas : [technical summary].

Handke, John Michael; Peterman, Robert J.; Kansas State University. Transportation Center

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Developing short-span alternatives to reinforced concrete box culvert structures in Kansas : [technical summary].

2014-07-01
By Handke, John Michael ; Peterman, Robert J.

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Kansas State University. Transportation Center
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Alternatives Analysis Box Culverts Bridge Construction Bridge Design Cast In Place Structures Environmental Impacts Hydraulics Reinforced Concrete Culverts Scour Substructures
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KSU-12-3
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Tech Report
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Kansas
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Kansas. Dept. of Transportation
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Concrete box culvert floor slabs are known to have detrimental effects on river and stream hydraulics. Consequences include an aquatic environment less friendly to the passage of fish and other organisms. This has prompted environmental regulations restricting construction of traditional, four-sided box culvert structures in rivers and streams populated by protected species. The box culvert standard currently used by the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) is likely to receive increased scrutiny from federal and state environmental regulators in the near future.
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