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Culvert Design using HY-8
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8,537 students

Culvert Design using HY-8

A guide to designing culverts for access roads and laneways supporting agricultural conservation projects
Created byTim Clark
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • By end of the course, you will be able to use HY-8 to design and size a roadway culvert

Course content

3 sections13 lectures55m total length
  • Basics, Terms, Definitions and Flow Types15:30

    Covers the background information and basic vocabulary used in culvert design, technical resources, and where to download HY-8.

  • Reading: HDS-5 Hydraulic Design of Highway Culverts5:28:00
    This is the background manual for culvert design using HY-8.  Don't try to read through it all at once.  Definitely check out the Glossary (p27-38), Culvert Flow (p83- 90), AOP (p127-136) and Charts & Nomographs (p221-275).  Scan through the table of contents to see what else is in here, and thumb through at your convenience.  
  • Understanding the basics
  • Introduction to Fish Passage (AOP)6:48

    A quick introduction to why fish passage in streams is important. Many conservation projects won't require fish passage, but for the few that do this is essential! Here's the link to the NYSDEC stream crossings page mentioned in the video: http://www.dec.ny.gov/permits/49060.html

  • Reading: Vermont Stream Crossing Handbook14:00
  • Reading: HEC-26 Culvert Design for Aquatic Organism Passage3:54:00
  • HY-8 User Interface10:07

    Describes the basic user interface dialog boxes inside HY-8, without entering any site specific data.

  • Exploring HY-8

Requirements

  • A windows PC, with administrative rights to install HY-8
  • A letter size printer for the class exercises

Description

This course will guide you through using HY-8 to analyze culverts. You'll watch short demonstration videos and then apply what you've learned to class exercises, and then check you work. Focus is on applying the software to real problems - does not delve deeply into hydraulics, hydrology, erosion control, fish passage, or construction.

Who this course is for:

  • Conservation Professionals and junior engineers