Course
code CB574
credit_hours 3
title Highway Design and Construction
arbic title
prequisites CB472
credit hours 3
Description/Outcomes Highway classification & process of location ions - Horizontal Alignment and details of geometric design - Vertical alignment and details of geometric design - Principles of traffic flow -Highway level of service (LOS) - Capacity of highway segments , multi-lane and two lanes - At grade intersection , types - Channelization - Intersection Control and traffic Signal Design - Interchanges, types, principles of design examples - Soil engineering for highway design - Bituminous Material - traffic load transformation , Equivalent Single Axle load Concept (ESAL) - Design of flexible Pavements , AASHTO method of design , B‎CBR method of design - Highway construction - Highway Maintenance.
arabic Description/Outcomes
objectives The course objective at introducing the student to the fundamentals of highway Engineering and its relation to the field of transportation.
arabic objectives
ref. books Highway Engineering by C.H. Oglesby and R.G. Hicks Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, NY. Latest EditionrnStandard Handbook for Civil Engineers by F.S. Merrit Publisher: McGraw Hill book NYrnPavement Management for Airports, Roadsand Parking lots by M.Y.Shahin Publisher: Chapman & Hall, New York Latest Edition.rnEgyptian Code for Highway by Ministry of Urban Planning Publisher: Latest Edition.rnTransportation and traffic Engineering Handbook by Institute of transportation Engineers Publisher: Prentice - Hall Londan ", Latest Edition.rnHandbook of Highway Engineering by R.Baker, van Nostrand Reinforced Co Publisher: New York, Latest Edition.rnPavement Management for Airports, Roadsand Parking lots by M.Y.Shahin Publisher: Chapman & Hall, New York Latest Edition.rnEgyptian Code for Highway by Ministry of Urban Planning Publisher: Latest Edition.rnTransportation and traffic Engineering Handbook by Institute of transportation Engineers Publisher: Prentice - Hall Londan ", Latest Edition.rnHandbook of Highway Engineering by R.Baker, van Nostrand Reinforced Co Publisher: New York, Latest Edition.rn
arabic ref. books
textbook Highway Engineering by C.H. Oglesby and R.G. Hicks Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, NY. Latest Edition.rnStandard Handbook for Civil Engineers by F.S. Merrit Publisher: McGraw Hill book NYrn
arabic textbook
objective set combined
content set combined
Course Content
content serial Description
1 Week No.1: Highway Classification & Process of location Selection.
2 Week No.2: Introduction to geometric design of highways, horizontal alignment and super-elevation calculations.
3 Week No.3: AASHTO Stopping Sight Distance, Passing Sight Distance, Vertical Alignment, Sag/Crest Vertical Curves.
4 Week No.4: Highway Intersections (1, 2).
5 Week No.5: Highway Intersections (1, 2). continue.
6 Week No.6: Principles of traffic flow & level of services (LOS).
7 Week No.7: Capacity of highway Segments I Multi-lane Highway.
8 Week No.8: Capacity of highway Segments II Two-lane Highway.
9 Week No.9: Capacity of at grade intersection & Design of Traffic Signals.
10 Week No.10: Soil Engineering for Highway Design, California Bearing Ratio Test, Bituminous Material, Common tests, MCO, etc.
11 Week No.11: Marshall Test for asphalt mixtures and design of mix. Traffic load Transformation & Concept of equivalent single Axle load (ESAL)
12 Week No.12: Rigid vs. Flexible pavement & Design of flexible pavement, Classical Methods. Design of Flexible Pavements, AASHTO method, Pavement Management.
13 Week No.13: Highway Linear Scheduling technique and application.
14 Week No.14: Highway Construction & Equipment.
15 Week No.15: Highway Pavement Common Distresses and repair.
16 Week No.16: Final Exam.