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Surface Drainage

This document discusses pavement drainage and provides formulas and guidance for rational method, runoff coefficients, rainfall intensity, time of concentration, Manning's equation, gutter design, inlet design, and inlet spacing. It addresses topics such as discharge calculation, hydrologic soil groups, land use runoff coefficients, rainfall depth and intensity relationships, gutter cross slope, roughness coefficients, compound cross sections, frontal and side flow, and maximum allowable gutter flow. Graphs and examples are presented from sources such as AASHTO, FHWA, and TDOT manuals.

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Surface Drainage

This document discusses pavement drainage and provides formulas and guidance for rational method, runoff coefficients, rainfall intensity, time of concentration, Manning's equation, gutter design, inlet design, and inlet spacing. It addresses topics such as discharge calculation, hydrologic soil groups, land use runoff coefficients, rainfall depth and intensity relationships, gutter cross slope, roughness coefficients, compound cross sections, frontal and side flow, and maximum allowable gutter flow. Graphs and examples are presented from sources such as AASHTO, FHWA, and TDOT manuals.

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PavementDrainage

RationalMethodFormula
CI A
Q
Z
=
Q=discharge(ft
3
/sorm
3
/s)
C=runoffcoefficient
I=rainfallintensity(in/hr ormm/hr)
A=drainagearea(acresorhectares)
Z=conversionfactor(1forEnglish,360formetric)
RunoffCoefficients
Source:AASHTOModelDrainageManual(2005)
SelectedHydrologicSoilGroupingsandSlopeRanges
(forPerviousSurfaces)
Figure6.2
SoilGroups
RunoffCoefficients
Source:AASHTOModelDrainageManual(2005)
Figure6.2
(forSelectedLandUses)
RunoffCoefficients
Source:AASHTOModelDrainageManual(2005)
Figure6.2
(forImperviousSurfaces)
RainfallIntensity
I=rainfallintensity(in/hr ormm/hr)
P
d
=depthofrainfall(inormm)
T
c
=timeofconcentration(hr)
d
c
P
I
T
=
TimeofConcentration
Source:AASHTOModelDrainageManual(2005)
Figure6.3
1
2
3
14
Figure6.4
SuggestedReturnPeriods
1
2
SurfaceDrainage
Ponding
SheetFlow
RollingProfile
Source:TDOTDrainageManual(2010)
PavementCrossSlope
1.5% 2.0% 2.5% 1.5% 2.0% 2.5%
C
L
PorousFrictionCourse
PorousFrictionCourse
Source:http://bradeck.net/research
PorousFrictionCourse
Source:http://www.rubberpavements.org/Videos.html
ManningsEquation
2 1
3 2
K
Q S R A
n
=
Q=flowcapacity(ft
3
/sorm
3
/s)
K=conversionfactor(1.4859forEnglishor1formetric)
n=Manningsroughnesscoefficient
S=channelslope(ft/ft orm/m)
R=hydraulicradius(ft orm)
A=crosssectionalareaofflow(ft
2
orm
2
)
DesignSpread
GutterDesign(UniformSlope)
Source:FHWADrainageManual(2010)
ManningsEquation
5 8 1
3 3 2
x
z
Q S S T
n
=
z=conversionfactor(0.56forEnglishor0.377formetric)
S
x
=transverseslope(ft/ft orm/m)
T=spread(ft orm)
Figure6.6
1
2
3
ManningsEquation
5 8 1
3 3 2
n x
Q zS S T =
n
Q
Q
n
=
(dependsonlyongeometry)
(incorporatesroughness)
RoughnessCoefficients
VShapedGutterCrossSections
x1 x2
x
x1 x2
S S
S
S S
=
+
CompoundCrossSections
S
w
S
x
T
T
s
W
Q
w
Q
s
Shoulder / Parking Lane Gutter Driving Lane
CompoundCrossSections
S
w
S
x
T
T
s
W
Q
w
Q
s
Gutter
5 8 1
3 3 2
s x s
z
Q S S T
n
=
FrontalFlowandSideFlow
Source:TDOTDrainageManual(2010)
Pavement
(Q
w
)
(Q
s
)
GutterEfficiency
1
w x
8
w 3
w x
o
S S
1
Q
S S
E
1
Q
1
T
1
W

(
+
(
= = | |
(
+

|
(
|

\ .

FrontalFlowandSideFlow
s
o
Q
Q
1 E
=

5 8 1
3 3 2
s x s
z
Q S S T
n
=
(Manningsequationforsideflowalone)
(Totalflowasafunctionofgutterefficiency)
GutterEfficiency
1
2
Figure6.8
S
w
/S
x
1
2
3
5
4
InletDesign
GrateInlet
CurbInlet
CurbInlet
InletSpacing
Source:TDOTDrainageManual(2010)
CombinationInlet
SlottedDrainInlet
Source:TDOTDrainageManual(2010)
InletSpacing
Source:TDOTDrainageManual(2010)
L L
2
L
2
InletSpacingFormula
t
10,000Q
L
0.0028Ci W
=
L=distanceoffirst inletfromcrest(m)
Q
t
=maximumallowablegutterflow(m
3
/s)
C=compositerunoffcoefficientfordrainagearea
i =rainfallintensity(mm/hr)
W=widthofcontributingdrainagearea(m)
InletSpacingFormula
t
43,560Q
L
Ci W
=
L=distanceoffirstinletfromcrest(ft)
Q
t
=maximumallowablegutterflow(ft
3
/s)
C=compositerunoffcoefficientfordrainagearea
i =rainfallintensity(in/hr)
W=widthofcontributingdrainagearea(ft)
Example
InletSpacingFormula
t o
2
10,000QE
L
0.0028Ci W
=
L
2
=distancetosubsequentinlets(m)
Q
t
=maximumallowableflow(m
3
/s)
E
o
=captureefficiency
C=compositerunoffcoefficientfordrainagearea
i =rainfallintensity(mm/hr)
W=widthofcontributingdrainagearea(m)

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