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Hydraulic Design of Highway Culverts - DOT On-Line Publications

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Figure IV-11--Inlet Edge Conditions, Face Section, Rectangular Tapered Inlets<br />

Note undesirable design features, such as wingwall flare angles less than 15-degrees, or 26degrees<br />

without a top bevel, are not covered by the charts. Although the large 33.7 degree<br />

bevels can be used, the smaller 45 degree bevels are preferred due to structural considerations.<br />

2. Multiple Barrel <strong>Design</strong>s. When designing side-or slope-tapered inlets for box culverts with<br />

double barrels, the required face width derived from the design procedures is the total clear<br />

width <strong>of</strong> the face. The thickness <strong>of</strong> the center wall must be added to this clear width to obtain the<br />

total face width. No design procedures are available for tapered inlets on box culverts with<br />

more than two barrels.<br />

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