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As an engineering tool, this system can either hydraulically design a culvert or hydraulically review an existing or proposed culvert size. The design or review process for drainage culverts is accomplished by routing a hydrograph through the culvert, thereby taking advantage of temporary upstream pond storage. Analysis employing the irrigation design alternative uses only the peak discharge. Various hydrograph relationships, culvert shapes, material, and inlet types can be investigated. The system provides certain environmental and flood hazard data in addition to the culvert hydraulics. The system can be used in any geographical region provided discharges, hydrographs, and flood volumes can be identified. Although not part of the system, these practices better enable the engineer to identify any "safety factors" and related cost benefits associated with the culvert design.
Observed data from 100 rainfall-runoff events on 54 watersheds in Maryland and Delaware were used to investigate two watershed characteristics: the di...
This reference manual (HEC-19) provides practical information in the evolving highway hydrology field. The information supports more resilient bridge ...
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