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Laboratory Investigation of Flow Control Structures for Highway Stream Crossings: Draft Laboratory Report

A. C. Miller / S. A. Brown / R. S. McQuivey / S. N. Kerr / H. Reams

The objective of the program is to provide guidelines for the use of spurs for bank protection, flow control alignment for highway embankments and stream crossings. An element of this program is to determine, through laboratory research, additional knowledge of the hydraulic effects and design parameters of spurs. The laboratory research program was conducted at The Pennsylvania State University's Hydraulics Laboratory at University Park, Pennsylvania under a subcontract with The Sutron Corporation. This laboratory report represents the laboratory research program conducted at The Pennsylvania State University.

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Laboratory Investigation of Flow Control Structures for Highway Stream Crossings: Draft Laboratory Report

A. C. Miller / S. A. Brown / R. S. McQuivey / S. N. Kerr / H. Reams

The objective of the program is to provide guidelines for the use of spurs for bank protection, flow control alignment for highway embankments and stream crossings. An element of this program is to determine, through laboratory research, additional knowledge of the hydraulic effects and design parameters of spurs. The laboratory research program was conducted at The Pennsylvania State University's Hydraulics Laboratory at University Park, Pennsylvania under a subcontract with The Sutron Corporation. This laboratory report represents the laboratory research program conducted at The Pennsylvania State University.

Laboratory Investigation of Flow Control Structures for Highway Stream Crossings: Draft Laboratory Report

A. C. Miller / S. A. Brown / R. S. McQuivey / S. N. Kerr / H. Reams

The objective of the program is to provide guidelines for the use of spurs for bank protection, flow control alignment for highway embankments and stream crossings. An element of this program is to determine, through laboratory research, additional knowledge of the hydraulic effects and design parameters of spurs. The laboratory research program was conducted at The Pennsylvania State University's Hydraulics Laboratory at University Park, Pennsylvania under a subcontract with The Sutron Corporation. This laboratory report represents the laboratory research program conducted at The Pennsylvania State University.

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Title:

Laboratory Investigation of Flow Control Structures for Highway Stream Crossings: Draft Laboratory Report

Contributors:

A. C. Miller (author) / S. A. Brown (author) / R. S. McQuivey (author) / S. N. Kerr (author) / H. Reams (author)

Publication date:

1983

Size:

592 pages

Type of media:

Report

Type of material:

No indication

Language:

English

Keywords:

Highway Engineering , Flow control , Highways , Stream crossings , Spurs , Civil engineering , Bank protection , Embankments , Guidelines

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