Best Practices for Improving Subgrade Drainage

Johnson-Kaiser, Thomas; Bekele, Marcus; Janssen, Robert; Larson, Rolline; Beaudry, Terrence M.; Andersen, Tim; Wilson, Joe; Marlowe, Jeff; Auge, Jerry; Brunkhorst, John; MacInnes, Brooke; Marti, Michael; Miller, Susan; Bitzen, Nicole

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Best Practices for Improving Subgrade Drainage

2023-06-01
By Johnson-Kaiser, Thomas ; Bekele, Marcus ; Janssen, Robert

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Johnson-Kaiser, Thomas ; Bekele, Marcus ; Janssen, Robert ; Larson, Rolline ; Beaudry, Terrence M. ; Andersen, Tim ; Wilson, Joe ; Marlowe, Jeff ; Auge, Jerry ; Brunkhorst, John ; MacInnes, Brooke ; Marti, Michael ; Miller, Susan ; Bitzen, Nicole
Corporate Creators:

Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Local Road Research Board ; SRF Consulting Group
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Publication/ Report Number:

2023RIC01
Resource Type:

Manual
Geographical Coverage:

Minnesota
Corporate Publisher:

Minnesota. Department of Transportation. Office of Research & Innovation
Abstract:

This project developed a high-level best practices guidance document for the design/installation of subsurface drainage. This Tool serves as a guide to assist agencies in understanding drainage problems and options to consider for mitigating structural damage to pavements due to moisture. The weather and soil conditions vary drastically across Minnesota. Engineers should use their engineering judgment and seek expert guidance when necessary.
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PDF
Download URL:

https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/67883/dot_67883_DS1.pdf
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[PDF - 7.13 MB]
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US Transportation Collection
Main Document Checksum:

urn:sha256:91b08bf9ff9047da719e7b38273af34f3f8a8233a0a20c07f54d14d6d52dd265

File Language:

English

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