Design of highway structures for hydraulic action (formerly BA 59/94). Revision 1
DMRB: Highway Structures and Bridges CD 356 Revision 1
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Civil & Structural Supplement
Series
DMRB: Highway Structures and Bridges
Abstract
Details hydraulic aspects for designing structures in or over rivers, estuaries and flood plains. Covers the design process, principles, criteria, scour assessment and protection design, structure design and elements.
History
Highway structures and bridges. Design. Supersedes CD 356 Highway structures and bridges. Design. Design of highway structures for hydraulic action (formerly BA 59/94). (HE, 2019) and BA 59/94 Highway structures: Approval procedures and general design. General design. Design of highway bridges for hydraulic action (HA, 1994). Design manual for roads and bridges (DMRB).
Subjects
- Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities
- Transport facilities
- Bridges
Publisher History
Highways England is now known as National Highways and was responsible for the operation, maintenance and improvement of England's motorways and major A roads. It was an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Department for Transport and was formerly known as Highways Agency.
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