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GEOPAK Culvert Beats Nomographs. Powerful tool for design
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2. GEOPAK Culvert Beats Nomographs Powerful tool for design & analysis of culverts.
Interacts with GPK, GSF, GDF, and/or tin files.
3. GEOPAK Culvert Used on 2 Recent Projects Fort Smith, AR – Access & Construction Roads for Dam Improvements Project for City of Fort Smith, AR.
US 169 – Oologah to Talala, OK – Improving Rural 2-Lane Road to 4-Lane Freeway for ODOT.
4. Culvert Expedites Pipe Design at Fort Smith Project Schedule Compressed by Changes in Scope.
1.5 Miles of Access Roads 4.5 Miles of Construction Roads & 15 Cross Road Culverts.
Design Engineer Inexperienced in H&H Design.
5. Good GEOPAK Design Starts with the Project Manager Opening Project Manager Provides a Smooth Setup of GEOPAK Preferences and Directories for Use in GEOPAK Drainage & Culvert.
6. Culvert – Located In GEOPAK Drainage
7. GEOPAK DRAINAGE TOOL BAR Drainage Project Must Be Added or Opened Before Culvert Can Be Used.
8. Open GEOPAK Drainage File
Contains All Previously Developed Information.
Might Want to Keep a Spare.
9. Preferences Set the Project Standards Preferences Defined on a Project by Project Basis.
Fort Smith Preferences Different from US 169 Preferences.
10. Units – A Critical Preference/Standard
11. Project Components – Where to Find Critical Project Data Locations of Drainage Library Files (DLB), GPK No., Drainage Cell Library, Site Modeler File (GSF), Criteria Directory, and Superelevation Shapes.
12. Rainfall Parameters for Runoff Calculations May or May Not Be Required With Culvert.
Used in Runoff Calculations – Rational Method or SCS TR-55.
13. Land Use Options for Runoff Calculations
14. Frequency Options for Runoff Calculations
15. Intensity Option for Runoff Calculations
16. Junction Losses for Storm Sewer Systems
17. Inlet Options for Storm Sewer Systems
18. Node Options for Culvert Headwalls
19. Link Options – Culvert Considers a Pipe a Link
20. Design Symbology Paints a Pretty Picture
21. Drainage Library – 2nd Key Project Component Further Defines Project Standards, such as, Rainfall Data, Land Use, Runoff Coefficients, Nodes (Headwalls), Links (Pipes), & Spread Sections.
22. Rainfall Data & Land Use Data for Runoff Calculations Rainfall Data to Develop Intensity Data & Curves.
Land Use Data to Develop Runoff Coefficients.
23. Headwalls – Primary Node Type for Culverts Other Inlet and Outlet Nodes for Storm Sewer Systems.
24. Node Items Can Be Modified Node Items Can Be
Added
Copied
Pasted
Modified
Deleted and
Printed.
25. Links Come in a Variety of Shapes
26. Links Come in a Variety of Materials
27. Link Items Can Be Modified Link Items Can Be
Added
Copied
Pasted
Modified
Deleted and
Printed.
28. Pipe Arch Links Require Dimensions Input of RC & CM Pipe Dimensions Required for Pipe Arch Items for Drainage Library.
29. Culvert Located Under Tools on Drainage Tool Bar
30. Culvert Tool Bar Add
Delete
Modify
ID Selected Culvert
Close Culvert Session
Show Cross Section
Center Plan On Culvert
31. Add Culvert Tool Most Recent Culvert Data Appears in Name and Description Input Blanks.
Must All Be Replaced.
32. Edit Culvert Tool Presently 5 Data Tabs
1st Data Tab – Parameters
Input – Discharge & Tailwater Elevation
33. Configuration Tab Inputs Culvert & Headwall Characteristics Culvert
Shape
Material
Size
No. of Barrels
Manning’s n and
Headwall Entrance Type
34. Headwall Location Tab Allows a Variety of Input Sources Can Be Tied to –
GEOPAK Reference Chain
MicroStation Element
TIN File
Site Model or
Input Data from User
35. Overtopping Tab Not Used on Fort Smith Project
36. Computation Tab Analyzes and Outputs Data
37. Typical Data Output File for Lake Fort Smith Cross Road Culvert
38. US Highway 169 for Oklahoma DOT Improving 8 km of Rural 2-Lane Road to 4-Lane Freeway.
14 Cross Road Culverts & 16 Section Line/Drive Culverts.
4 Cross Road Culvert Impacted by Backwater from Existing Backwater from Downstream RR Culverts.
39. Project Manager Opened to Set Project Standards
40. US 169 - Metric Project
41. US 169 - Different Project Components ODOT Specific Cell File.
No Criteria File Directory.
No Superelevation Shape Files
42. Different Design Symbology = Different Picture to Meet ODOTRequirements
43. Rainfall Data from ODOT Hydrology Manual
44. Numerous Different Headwall Nodes on Project Cross Road & Side Road Culverts Require a Number of ODOT Standard Headwalls.
Most Side Road and Drive Culverts Require Sloping Headwalls.
45. ODOT Cell Library Developed for Headwalls
46. Project Included a Number of Metric RCB Culverts
47. Discharge & Tailwater Elevations Developed by Spreadsheets Outside of GEOPAK
48. Variety of Culverts & Headwalls Used on Project
49. US 169 - Typical Headwall Location Tab Headwalls for Cross Road Culverts Dynamically Placed.
Headwalls for Section Line/Drive Culverts Placed by Keyin Determined by Spreadsheet.
50. US 169- Flat Profiles Make Checking Overtopping Critical Used Elevations Calculated by GEOPAK Culvert from Median Centerline & PGL at Lowest Point Near Culvert for Cross Road & Section Line Culverts.
Elevations for Drive Overtopping Were Determined & Input by User.
51. Typical US 169 Computation Tab After Calculations
52. Typical Data Output File for US 169 Cross Road Culvert
53. Profile/Section of Culvert All of the Information that Can Presently Developed in GEOPAK Culvert on Profile/Section of Culverts.
6th Tab - Culvert Profile is to be Developed by GEOPAK in the Future.
54. GEOPAK or Nomographs - It’s Your Choice!
55. QUESTIONS?