Flood Scour for Bridges and Highways : Prevention and Control of Soil Erosion. Questo articolo non è disponibile.Flood Scour for Bridges and Highways : Prevention and Control of Soil Erosion

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Offering detailed guidelines on bridge scour countermeasures, this comprehensive resource provides a proactive strategy for the design and construction of bridges to prevent scour, as well as a reactive plan for post-flood disaster management.

Topics discussed include erosion, causes of scour, AASHTO design codes, hydrology, hydraulics, scour analysis, inspection methods, and modern materials technology. Real-world case studies illustrate the concepts presented. The authoritative information in this practical guide will help you to develop more efficient and cost-effective design processes and bridge management systems for river bridges subjected to floods.

Flood Scour for Bridges and Highways covers:

• Floods, scour problems, and mitigation
• River instability caused by flow obstructions
• Past failures and bridges vulnerable to failure
• Geotechnical and hydraulic issues at scour-critical rivers and bridges
• Hydrology, floods, and scour-critical bridges
• Estimating scour depths and selecting applicable countermeasures
• Inspections, ratings, and monitoring countermeasures
• FHWA, HEC-18, and HEC-23 scour countermeasures as remediation
• Innovative methods of flood control and disaster management

Mohiuddin Ali Khan, Ph.D., P.E., is a consulting engineer and an adjunct professor at Temple University. He is the author of several textbooks on bridge engineering, including Bridge and Highway Structure Rehabilitation and Repair (published by McGraw-Hill). Dr. Khan helped to develop the New Jersey Department of Transportation Design Manual for Bridges and Structures section on scour at bridges. He is registered as a licensed Professional Engineer in five states and a Chartered Engineer in England.