Section 2E-2 - Culvert Hydraulics
Mar 02, 2020 · many applications. It should be remembered that velocity, hydrograph routing, roadway overtopping, and outlet scour require additional separate computations beyond what can be obtained from the nomographs. Figures 2E-2.07 and 2E-2.08 show examples for inlet-control nomographs that can be used to design concrete pipe culverts.
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