Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
In GeoHECRAS, the Deck Roadway data panel of the Bridge & Culvert Data dialog box provides a table for entering and editing the roadway high chord and bridge opening low chord geometry. The data in the table is used to describe the area that is blocked due to the roadway bridge deck, road embankment, and bridge opening vertical abutments. This data panel is displayed by default when the dialog box is displayed.
Note that there are two tabs at the top of the geometry table that correspond to the upstream and downstream faces of the roadway crossing. The user can copy the current bridge deck and roadway geometry from the upstream cross section to the downstream cross section (or vice versa) by clicking on the [Copy to Downstream Cross Section] button.
The following sections describe how to interact with the Deck Roadway data panel of the Bridge & Culvert Data dialog box.
This section is used to define the width, distance, and slope of the road crossing.
The section contains the following entries:
This section is used to define the minimum weir elevation, maximum submergence ratio, weir crest shape, and weir coefficient for an overflow weir on a roadway.
The section contains the following entries:
This section is used to define a skew angle for the roadway crossing and bridge piers.
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