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    DRAINAGE AND SLOPE

    PROTECTION DESIGN
    STANDARDS
    SESSION
    IX.a

    Engr. Geromie Operario


    Resource Person
    Typical Cross Section
    Road Right of Way:
    15 m - Provincial Roads
    10 m - Municipal and Barangay Roads

    SIDE DRAINS
    Common Implications for Roads with Improper
    and Insufficient Drainage System
    2018 CMGP

    FLOODING SCOURING
    Common Implications for Roads with Improper
    and Insufficient Drainage System
    2018 CMGP

    POTHOLES SHOVING/PRESENCE OF MUD


    Common Implications for Roads with Improper
    and Insufficient Slope Protection
    2018 CMGP

    SOIL EROSIONS/LANDSLIDES
    DRAINAGE AND SLOPE
    PROTECTION DESIGN
    STANDARDS
    SESSION
    IX.a Drainage Design

    Engr. Geromie Operario


    Resource Person
    DRAINAGE DESIGN REFERENCES

    DPWH Road Construction and Maintenance Management Manual

    Design Guidelines, Criteria & Standards Volume 4 Highway Design 2015, BoD, DPWH

    DILG Local Road Management Manual

    International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 2005

    Standard Drawings for Roads and Bridges


    SIDE DRAINS
    - required along the side of
    the roadway to collect and
    transport water running off 2018 CMGP
    the cross-fall of the road
    surface.

    DPWH Road Construction and Maintenance Management Manual


    DRAINAGE DESIGN PROCEDURES

    SURVEY AND INVESTIGATIONS

    RAINFALL ANALYSIS

    RUN-OFF ANALYSIS

    DESIGN PARAMETERS & CALCULATIONS

    DESIGN OUTPUT
    TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP

    ● Provide drainage if
    the Longitudinal
    slope is 0.50% and
    above.

    DPWH Road Construction and Maintenance Management Manual


    SIZES and TYPES of SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP

    ● Size and type should be based on pavement surface runoff and catchment area
    ● Design flood frequency is 5 yrs. and flood frequency is 10 yrs
    TYPES of SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP EARTH DITCH

    LINED CANAL
    EARTH DITCH
    - maximum gradient of 5%
    2018 CMGP
    - Minimum depth of 0.6 m below the roadway

    - For flat bottomed profile, should ideally be wide


    and shallow with minimum depth of 0.3m below
    the roadway

    - for flat bottomed ditches, the side slope and


    back slope should have less than 1:4 ratio but
    not less than 1:2 ratio
    2018 CMGP

    TURNOUTS are extensions of ditches that redirect water into the vegetated buffers and
    disperse runoff before it can cause erosion.
    LINED SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP
    Lining of side drains with structure
    should only be used where the
    turbulent or high velocity flow in
    excess of 1m/second cannot be
    reduced or controlled by other
    means.
    SIDE DRAINS TYPES & CONNECTIONS

    2018 CMGP
    LINED SIDE DRAINS MATERIALS

    2018 CMGP

    GROUTED RIPRAP
    CONCRETE HOLLOW BLOCKS

    STONE MASONRY
    SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP

    Location of the Lined Canals should also be properly labeled in the PLAN
    SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP

    Location of the Lined Canals should also be properly labeled in the STRAIGHT LINE
    DIAGRAM
    SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP

    Location of the Lined Canals should also be properly labeled in the PROFILE
    SIDE DRAINS

    2018 CMGP

    Location of the Lined Canals should also be properly labeled in the CROSS SECTION
    DIAGRAM
    SIDE DRAINS
    SCHEDULE

    2018 CMGP
    CROSS DRAINS
    Road Right of Way:
    15 m - Provincial Roads
    10 m - Municipal and Barangay Roads

    SIDE DRAINS

    - structures used where the


    road intersects a
    watercourse.
    DRAINAGE DESIGN PROCEDURES for CULVERTS

    SURVEY AND INVESTIGATIONS

    HYDROLOGIC ANALYSIS (Discharge)

    HYDRAULIC and STRUCTURAL DESIGN

    DESIGN OUTPUT
    TOPOGRAPHIC MAP

    2018 CMGP
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS

    2018 CMGP

    RCPC minimum size: 910 mm Ø


    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS

    2018 CMGP

    Cover
    -should be 0.6 meter
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS
    Pipe culvert: 15-year flood with sufficient freeboard to contain the 25-year flood return
    period
    2018 CMGP
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS

    Box culvert: 25-year 2018 CMGP


    flood with sufficient
    freeboard to contain the
    50-year flood return
    period
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS
    Freeboard is the vertical distance between the design water surface and the ceiling
    of cross drain. The freeboard criteria is2018
    1 foot
    CMGPminimum is required.
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS
     Minimum velocity: 0.8m/sec
     Maximum2018velocity:
    CMGP 5m/sec
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS

    OUTLET SCOUR CONTROL 2018 CMGP


    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS for CULVERTS

    Headwall
    2018 CMGP

    Wingwall

    Catch Basin

    Apron
    RCPC: Reinforced Concrete Pipe Culvert Typical Cross Section

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP
    CROSS DRAINS

    Box culvert: 25-year 2018 CMGP


    flood with sufficient
    freeboard to contain the
    50-year flood return
    period
    RCBC: Reinforced
    Concrete Box
    Culvert Typical
    Section
    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP
    2018 CMGP
    RCPC CROSS SECTION RCBC CROSS SECTION

    2018 CMGP

    PLAN

    PROFILE
    2018 CMGP
    DRAINAGE AND SLOPE
    PROTECTION DESIGN
    SESSION
    IX.b Slope Protection
    Design

    Engr. Geromie Operario


    Resource Person
    Common Implications for Roads with Improper
    and Insufficient Slope Protection
    2018 CMGP

    SOIL EROSIONS/LANDSLIDES
    Typical Cross Section
    Road Right of Way:
    15 m - Provincial Roads
    10 m - Municipal and Barangay Roads

    SIDE DRAINS

    STONE MASONRY
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    MINIMUM STANDARD: (H:V)


    2018 CMGP

    Cut Slope of 1.5:1 to 1:1 for Common Materials

    Cut Slope of 0.5:1 to 1:1 for Rippable Rock

    Cut Slope of 0.25:1 to 0.5:1 for Hard/Solid Rock

    Minimum fill slope of 1.5:1

    (https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sinaiconstruction.net%2FLA-foundation-retrofit-blog%2Fslope-failure-repair-
    options%2F&psig=AOvVaw0VqFMbZTvieyw1e1vWypRr&ust=1613918341899000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCNC00r7Y-O4CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD
    SLOPE PROTECTION

    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    DPWH Design Guidelines and
    Standards, Vol. IV
    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO No. 15 s 2020,
    Annex A “Selection of Slope
    Failure Countermeasures”

    DPWH DO. 100 s 2020 - New


    and Updated Standard
    Plans for Various Flood
    Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY
    2015-2019)

    (https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.sinaiconstruction.net%2FLA-foundation-retrofit-blog%2Fslope-failure-repair-
    options%2F&psig=AOvVaw0VqFMbZTvieyw1e1vWypRr&ust=1613918341899000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CAIQjRxqFwoTCNC00r7Y-O4CFQAAAAAdAAAAABAD
    SLOPE PROTECTION DESIGN PROCEDURES

    SURVEY AND INVESTIGATIONS

    SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS

    SCOUR ANALYSIS

    DESIGN OUTPUT
    SLOPE PROTECTION DESIGN PROCEDURES

    SURVEY AND INVESTIGATIONS

    Should be provided on areas with:


    - High risk of soil slope failure
    - High water table
    - Many records of slope failure
    SLOPE PROTECTION DESIGN PROCEDURES

    SLOPE STABILITY ANALYSIS

     is a static or dynamic, analytical or empirical method to evaluate


    the stability of earth and rock-fill dams, embankments,
    excavated slopes, and natural slopes in soil and rock.
    SLOPE PROTECTION DESIGN PROCEDURES

    SCOUR ANALYSIS
    Outlet protection may be required where:

     The outlet velocity exceeds the scour velocity of the bed or bank
    material
     The outlet channel and banks are actively eroding
     Protection requirements may range from a riprap apron to stilling
    basins and concrete structures
    2018 CMGP

    DPWH DO No. 15 s 2020, Annex A “Selection of Slope Failure Countermeasures”


    2018 CMGP

    DPWH DO No. 15 s 2020, Annex A “Selection of Slope Failure Countermeasures”


    2018 CMGP

    DPWH DO No. 15 s 2020, Annex A “Selection of Slope Failure Countermeasures”


    2018 CMGP

    DPWH DO No. 15 s 2020, Annex A “Selection of Slope Failure Countermeasures”


    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Grouted Riprap 2018 CMGP


    - use in Cut Sections
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Grouted Riprap
    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Use Grouted Riprap in Cut Sections and Stone


    Masonry in Cut/Fill Sections
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Stone Masonry
    - use in Cut/Fill Sections Sections
    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    USE STONE MASONRY for Cut/Fill Sections


    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Slope Drainage
    Works
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Sodding
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Retaining Wall
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)
    Crib wall
    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Mechanically
    Stabilized Earth
    (MSE) Wall
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Gabions
    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Coconet 2018 CMGP


    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    Shotcrete
    2018 CMGP
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP

    Vetiver Grass
    SLOPE PROTECTION
    (refer to DPWH Design Guidelines and Standards, Vol. IV)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    DPWH DO 100 s 2020 - New and Updated Standard Plans for Various Flood Control, Urban Drainage
    and Coastal Structures (CY 2015-2019)

    2018 CMGP
    Road Right of Way:
    15 m - Provincial Roads
    10 m - Municipal and Barangay Roads

    SIDE DRAINS
    Thank you
    and God
    bless! 

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