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  1. civilatl

    Rip-Rap Sizing

    Thanks for the responses, sorry for my impatience its my first post and this is a new world of communication for me and most engineers (no plans). In FHWA HEC 14 I found an equation for circular conduits which calculates a d50 and I only needed the dia, velocity, and T.W. depth (which I assume...
  2. civilatl

    Rip-Rap Sizing

    The rip-rap is called for at the outlet headwall of the 8" siphon pipe. The channel is kinda narrow at this point, so excavating a pool seems stupid when first we want positive drainage, and second there is already a pool of water not too far downstream caused by a road culvert. This is all I...
  3. civilatl

    Rip-Rap Sizing

    What reference do I need to size this rip-rap based on the given info. In more technical terms energy dissipation for an abnormally high velocity and small pipe size using rip-rap as the means.
  4. civilatl

    Mentoring advice

    The only thing you can control is the working environment. Make sure that you are around the EI's a lot. I almost share a cubicle with a 63 year old engineer, so It doesn't get much better than that as far as training. And this also works better for him, since he's always aware of what I'm...
  5. civilatl

    Rip-Rap Sizing

    40 cfs = 40 ft/sec
  6. civilatl

    Rip-Rap Sizing

    For a dam project I have an 8" siphon pipe flowing at 15 cfs and roughly 40 cfs. I can't use the standard nomograph to size the rip-rap, because 8" isn't shown, and the graph says clearly "do not interpolate". Our original design is to have the pipe at a concrete headwall (and plenty of...

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