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    The document provides calculations for load distributions on a culvert. It includes dimensions for the culvert and fill materials above it. Loads are then calculated including a uniform live load of 54.4 kN/m^2, edge pressures of 14.8 and 29.5 kN/m^2, and distributed shoulder loads of 18.1 and 16.6 kN/m^2. Internal angles and earth pressure coefficients are also determined. Load distributions are then summarized on a table showing the member, load type, and pressure values.

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    Railway box culvert design loads

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    Box Culvert 1x1m

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    The document provides calculations for load distributions on a culvert. It includes dimensions for the culvert and fill materials above it. Loads are then calculated including a uniform live load of 54.4 kN/m^2, edge pressures of 14.8 and 29.5 kN/m^2, and distributed shoulder loads of 18.1 and 16.6 kN/m^2. Internal angles and earth pressure coefficients are also determined. Load distributions are then summarized on a table showing the member, load type, and pressure values.

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    Calculation of forces on box culvert

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    The document provides calculations for load distributions on a culvert. It includes dimensions for the culvert and fill materials above it. Loads are then calculated including a uniform live load of 54.4 kN/m^2, edge pressures of 14.8 and 29.5 kN/m^2, and distributed shoulder loads of 18.1 and 16.6 kN/m^2. Internal angles and earth pressure coefficients are also determined. Load distributions are then summarized on a table showing the member, load type, and pressure values.

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    Reference Calculation Outputs

    3
    density- Concrete γconcrete = 25 kN/m
    3
    density- soil γsoil = 18 kN/m
    3
    density- Ballast γball = 20 kN/m

    box culvert dimensions h = 1m


    b = 1m
    tt = 460 mm
    tb = 460 mm
    tw = 400 mm

    fill+ballast hf = 1.5 m
    Ballast thickness hb = 0.7 m

    cl 3.1.2 β = 1.15
    2
    q1 = 18.10 kN/m
    2
    q2 = 16.56 kN/m

    internal friction angle φ = 35 deg


    = 0.61 rad
    K0 = 0.43

    2
    e1 = 14.78 kN/m
    2
    e2 = 29.52 kN/m
    BD3101
    cl3.2.7 LL = 1.80 m
    Kt = 0.25
    tb18 nominal traction force = 150.00 kN
    Ft = 37.50 kN
    cl 8.2.10 2/3 and sl loads = 22.00 kN
    Distributed force per m = 5.61 kN/m

    Dynamic factor Ru loading = 2.00


    uic776 cl2.4.2.4 culvert top φu = 1.95
    cl 5.8.2 culvert bottom φu = 1.76
    bs5400-2-2006
    loaded length (sleeper size) B = 3.00 m
    Qli = 54.40

    e3 = 11.26
    e4 = 8.10

    KA/K0 = 0.635
    h 1m
    b 1m
    hf 1.5 m

    z h1 1.46 m
    x b1 1.4 m

    Distributed Load
    member KN KN
    ERTK0 6 -29.5 -14.8
    LL 7 54.4 54.4 uniform shell pressure
    SIDL-S 7 18.1 18.1
    SIDL-F 7 16.6 16.6
    ERTK0 8 14.8 29.5 surface pressure all
    LLSK0A 8 11.3 8.1
    track angle 0 0.00 rad
    Ft 5.61 KN/m longitudinal distance 1.4000 m
    PATTERN 4.00 kN/m2
    C D
    ERTK0 -10.094 29.5
    LLSK0A 2.166 8.1

    ksv 15000 kN/m2


    ksH 7500 kN/m2

    BS=3

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