TY  - BOOK
AU  - Brockenbrough, Roger L. Ed.
TI  - Highway engineering handbook : building and rehabilitating the infrastructure
SN  - 0071597638
U1  - 625.7 
PY  - 2009///
CY  - Auckland,New Delhi etc
PB  - McGraw Hill Pub.
N1  - CONTENTS Contributors xi Preface to the Third Edition xiii Preface to the Second Edition xv Preface to the First Edition xvii Factors for Conversion to SI Units of Measurement 1  Environmental IssuesJames P. Brown and Samuel Less, AICP  1 1.1 Environmental Issues Affecting Highway Projects  2 1.2 Federal Requirements Governing Transportation Planning and the Environment 3 1.3 National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) 5 1.4 Federal Requirements Governing Resource-Specific Environmental Aspects 23 1.5 Lead-Based Paint Removal 39 1.6 Resource Recovery and Use of Waste Material  52 2 Highway Location, Design, and Traffic Larry J. Shannon, P.E.67 2.1 Transportation Development Process  67 2.2 Geometric Design  76 2.3 Cross-Section Design  117 2.4 Intersection Design  147 2.5 Interchange Ramp Design  164 2.6 Collector-Distributor Roads  173 2.7 Multilane Ramp and Roadway Terminals and Transitions  175 2.8 Service Roads  181 2.9 Access to Public Roads  183 2.10 Driveway Design  183 2.11 The Cost of Congestion  195 2.12 Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems  191 2.13 High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes 199 2.14 Highway Construction Plans  209 2.15 References  227 3 Pavement Design and Rehabilitation Aric A. Morse, P.E., and Roger L. Green, P.E.  223 3.1 Rigid Pavement 224 3.2 Flexible Pavement 232 3.3 Composite Pavement (Overlays) 233 3.4 Development of AASHTO Pavement Design Equations  233 3.5 Parameters for AASHTO Pavement Design 235 3.6 Rigid Pavement Design Procedure 257 3.7 Flexible Pavement Design Procedure 266 3.8 Pavement Management 270 3.9 Methods of Pavement Rehabilitation  296 3.10 Pavement Preventive Maintenance  301 3.11 Life Cycle Cost Analysis of Pavements 306 3.12 Reference Material  309 4  Bridge Engineering Walter J. Jestings, P.E., and Mahir Sen, P.E.  311 4.1 Client-Consultant Relationship  311 4.2 Aesthetic Considerations  313 4.3 Bridge Design Specifications  313 4.4 Bridge Geometries  314 4.5 Basic Bridge Materials  316 4.6 Bridge Deck Materials and Systems  321 4.1 Concrete Bridge Deck Design  323 4.8 Concrete Bridge Deck Construction  324 4.9 Concrete Bridge Deck Protection  325 4.10 Deck Surfaces and Deck Overlays  327 4.11 Selection of Materials for Main Superstructure Members 327 4.12 Corrosion Protection of New Steel Bridges  328 4.13 Weathering Steel  329 4.14 Deflection and Expansion Joints  330 4.15 Continuity and Jointless Bridges  335 4.16 Characteristics and Selection of Bridge Types  336 4.17 Determination of Span Lengths 344 4.18 Bridge Widening and Rehabilitation  344 4.19 Repainting of Existing Bridges  346 4.20 Deek Drainage  347 4.21 Bridge Bearings  348 4.22 Provision for Inspection of New Bridges  354 4.23 Scour  354 4.24 Seismic Design  356 5  Culverts, Drainage, and Replacements for Bridges Kevin E. White, P.E.  359 5.1 Hydrology  359 5.2 Design of Open Channels 371 5.3 Fundamentals of Open-Channel Flow 373 5.4 Design of Roadway Drainage  379 5.5 Hydraulic Design of Culverts  3S8 5.6 Culvert Types and Materials  403 5.7 Culvert Service Life  413 5.8 Structural Design of Drainage Pipes  418 5.9 Replacements for Bridges  459 5.10 Construction Methods  461 5.11 Inspection  464 5.12 Rehabilitation  470 6  Safety Systems Roger L Brockenbrough, P.E. 473 6. i Concepts and Benefits of Roadside Safety  473 6.2 Application of Clear Zone Concept to Slope and Drainage Design 475 6.3 Sign and Luminaire Supports and Similar Features 483 6.4 Warrants for Roadside Barriers  488 6.5 Characteristics of Roadside Barriers 491 6.6 Selection of Roadside Barriers 499 6.7 Placement of Roadside Barriers  502 6.8 Upgrading Roadside Barrier Systems  506 6.9 Median Barriers 506 6.10 Placement of Barriers on Sloped Medians 575 6.11 Bridge Railings and Transitions  517 6.12 Barrier End Treatments and Crash Cushions  522 7  Signing and Roadway Lighting Part 1 SigningBrian L. Bowman, Ph.D., P.E. 533 7.1 Traffic Signing Needs 533 7.2 Crashworthy Concerns of Roadside Features 539 7.3 Design of Single-Mount Sign Supports  546 7.4 Slip Base Designs 562 7.5 Design of Multiple-Mount Sign Supports 566 7.6 Maintenance and Construction of Sign Supports  574 7.7 Fastening Sign Blanks on Single-Sign-Support Systems 589 7.8 Multiple-Sign-Mount Installation 594 7.9 Fastening Sign Blanks on Multiple-Sign-Support Systems 599 7.10 Guidelines for Multiple-Sign-Support Construction  602 7.11 Sign Vandalism Problems and Countermeasures  604 7.12 Maintenance of Traffic Signs 608 7.13 References on Signing  612 Part 2. Roadway Lighting C. Paul Watson, P.E., Nelson Russell, P.E., and Brian L. Bowman, Ph.D., P.E. 615 7.14 Benefits and Fundamentals of Lighting  615 7.15 Facility and Area Classifications  618 7.16 Freeway Lighting Considerations 620 7.17 Streets and Highways Other Than Freeways  623 7.18 Tunnel Lighting  624 7.19 Roadway Rest Areas 626 7.20 Analytical Approach to Lighting Warrants  628 7.21 Types of Luminaires  628 7.22 High Mast Lighting  635 7.23 Roadside Safety 636 7.24 Pole Types  639 7.25 Electrical Hazard 640 7.26 Foundations 642 7.27 Bases  646 7.28 Construction Considerations 649 7.29 Acceptance Tests  657 7.30 Maintenance Considerations 652 7.31 Impact Performance Criteria 653 7.32 Structural Design 655 7.33 References on Lighting  655 8 Retaining Walls A. J. Siccardi, P.E., and S. C. (Trever) Wang, Ph.D., P.E.  657 8.1 Earth Retaining Wall Classification  658 8.2 Earth Pressure Considerations and Determination 670 8.3 Foundation Investigations and Soils Analysis 681 8.4 Rigid Retaining Walls  690 8.5 Mechanically Stabilized Earth Walls 698 8.6 Nongravity Cantilevered Wall Design  738 8.7 Anchored Wall Design  743 8.8 Soil Nailed Structures  749 8.9 Prefabricated Modular Walls  767 8.10 MSE Bridge Abutment Walls  767 8.11 Reference Material  772 9. Noise Barriers James J. Hill, P.E., and Roger L. Brockenbrough, P.E. 775 9.1 Acoustical Concepts  776 9.2 Acoustical Standards and Design  777 9.3 Types of Noise Barriers  778 9.4 Noise Barrier Selection  779 9.5 Aesthetics  780 9.6 Safety Considerations  784 9.7 Maintenance Considerations  784 9.8 Project Development Steps  785 9.9 Structural Design  787 9.10 Foundation Design  791 9.11 Construction  792 10. Value Engineering and Life Cycle Cost Harold G. Tufty, CVS, FSAVE 797 10.1 FHWA Role in Value Engineering  797 10.2 AASHTO Role in Value Engineering 803 10.3 Value Engineering Job Plan Concept 808 10.4 Value Engineering Job Plan Detail  809 10.5 East Diagramming and the Job Plan 820 10.6 Cost Model  825 10.7 Worth Model  825 10.8 Considerations in Life Cycle Cost Analysis 826 10.9 Categories of Costs 828 10.10 Methods of Calculation  829 10.11 Examples of Successful VE Highway Studies 830 Index 835
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