Project 1

1.Terrain from DTM 2. From File 3.From GF 4.From Element

1. Workspace are the setup std. for particular country or state or code used while designing the HIGHWAY like AASHTO,UK,IRC...etc.. Workset is the particular project data file containing the structure file folder data with the std. to be used for a particular project. NHAI- NH-965 PWD-State Highways MSRDC- Mumbai Pune…

1. NH-965G_Baramati-Indapur At various locations, various design speed depending upon curves. But majorly designed for 80 & 100Kmph Plain Terrain Four-Lane Project with 7m travel lane width. 5% Radius varies depending upon the design speed, majorly radius varies between 500-5000m. 2.        Experts…

Topograhical Survey is required to fix the horizontal and vertical alignment. Topographic surveys consist of determining the horizontal and vertical locations of objects on the surface of the earth. Topographic surveys show the nature of the ground or profile of ground which is the most essential part for proper road alignment.…

1. CIVIL 3D DESIGN FILE CREATED. 2. SURFACE FILE CREATED. 3. AERIAL FILE CREATED AND ALIGNMENT CREATED 5.VIEW FRAMES CREATED  6.SHEETS CREATED 6. QUANTITY CALCULATED IN EXCEL SHEET.

Point styles and importance of points. Surface creation and its style settings Horizontal and vertical geometry Cross section drawing production. Quantity calculations Importing Survey Data from csv file.   Surface Creation    Assembly & Sub-Assembly Creation for Built-Up Area. Corridor Creation Vertical…

  Questions) Develope the road geometric design for 2lane NH concrete road with paved shoulder for 80kmph design speed from the provided data.  Creation of surface. Alignment & profile design. Creation of assembly & subassembly. corridor development. Section line & detail cross section.    …

Following are the parametes to be considered for designing Horizontal Curves. Design Speed Design Vehicle  Superelevation/Camber Sight Distance Cross-sections Elements Horizontal Alignments Intersection Details Vertical Alignment Details Use of IRCs Guidelines