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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBank Protection for BLD2008-00318 - BLD Engineering / Geo-tech Reports - 7/17/2008 July 17, 2008 Doug Neyhart 2297 Tahuya River Road Tahuya, Washington RE: Bank Protection for Property Located at 2297 Tahuya River Road, Tahuya, Mason County, Washington Dear Mr. Neyhart, Envirotech Engineering completed an engineering assessment and design for the referenced bank protection near the recently constructed bridge abutments. The bank protection will consist of rock and riprap in order to reduce river bank erosion hazards near the bridge abutments. Two design drawings are enclosed depicting the recommended construction. The size and extents of riprap used for this project exceed the guidelines provided in the engineering circular "Design of Riprap Revetment" by the Federal Highways Administration, March 1989. For this design, river geometry is based on a flow depth exceeding the current 100yr— 24hr storm event. These guidelines estimate the median stone size based on the average velocity of the river (estimated from Manning's equation for open channel flow), average flow depth, riprap material's angle of repose, bank angle, and a conservative stability factor based on floating debris. The following parameters were used in the design: • Manning's Coefficient= 0.035 • Slope= 0.62% • River Depth = 6.5 feet • Riprap angle of repose =45 deg • Bank angle = 27 deg • Stability factor= 2.0 The general flow pattern is depicted on the attached drawings. For the proposed conditions, erosion potential due to the normal flow is resisted by a combination of ecology blocks and riprap armoring. River migration is a natural process, and may be directed towards the east bank. The rate of migration is difficult to assess, and may not be detrimental during the design life of the bridge abutments and the nearby existing barn. It is our opinion that the bank is adequately protected in the interim. However, the bank protection design provided should be implemented prior to the next wet season. Future maintenance may be required periodically after intense rainfall. Inspection should be completed after every large storm event, such as the 10yr-24hr storm event or greater. Maintenance should be completed as soon as possible, if necessary. Maintenance may include replacing riprap that have been dislodged or additional armoring. If necessary, design and extents of additional armoring should be recommended by a professional engineer. If you have any questions or need any further assistance, please call me at 360-275- 9374. Sincerely, Envirotech Engineering Michael Staten, P.E. Project Director Page 2 of 2 J SCALE- 1 INCH = 10 FEET to 89 FT 79 FT EXISTING BRIDGE DECK ----300-YR ELEV 0 EXISTING REINFORCED (APPROX) CONCRETE ABUTMENT (TYP) — —100-YR ELEV V PROPOSED 8' TO 12' (APPROX) 10 FT RIPRAP, 2FT THICK PROPOSED 8' 2 MIN TO l2' RIP 1 RAP, 2 FT THICK — — — _ORDINARY HIGH 0 WATER ELEV EXTRU ;V20499 C66M CONCRETE EXISTING OLD ABUTMENT TO 3 F T PROPOSED TOE ROCK, I- TO REMAIN 2-MAN IN SIZE EXISTING RIPRAP TO -40 FT �--- 2-3 FT REMAIN CROSS SECTION LOOKING UP-STREAM 1.5FT 4 1 PROJECT/ LOCATION, BANK PROTECTION SIDE VIEW 1 1 3FT DOUG A 1 2297 TAHUYA RIVER ROAD TAHUYA, WASHSHINGTON DRAWN BY- DATE- MCS 08/01/08 ENGINEER, 7,5 F T (-- DESIGNED BY, DATE- Michael Staten, P.E. 08/01/08 ENVIROTECH ENGINEERING 74 NE HURD ROAD SHEET BELFAIR, WASHINGTON 98528 SECTION A-A NTSGE PROTECTION PHONE, (360) 275-9374 SHEET 1 OF 2 FAX, (360) 275-4789 �--30' STEPS PROPOSED / 30IX30IX60' I(� ECOLOGY PROPOSED TOE N BLOCKS ROCK SCALE- 1 INCH = 10 FEET o. �JL 0 5 10 F� EXISTING ECOLOGY BLOCKS SECTI❑N C-C STEPPED ECOLOGY BLOCKS NTS C PROPOSED B 30'X30X60' EXISTING ECOLOGY BLOCK _ ECOLOGY WALL (TYP). SOME BLOCKS BLOCKS MAY BE ADJUSTED LANDWARD NEW COLOGY y SECTI❑N B-B STEPPED ECOLOGY BLOCKS (T P)ESTEPPEDLOCKS N T S TRANSITION. ALL ABOVE ORDINARY HIGH WATER EXISTING REINFORCED MARK CONCRETE ABUTMENT (TYP) PROPOSED 8' TO 12' RIP RAP, 2 FT THICK C EXISTING OLD ABUTMENT 0 J 11 > 12FT 12F ° ¢ o r 7FT MIN o PROJECT/ LOCATION- BANK PR❑TECTI❑N TOP VIEW A DOUG NEYHART 2297 TAHUYA RIVER ROAD PROPOSED 8' TO 12' RIP PROPOSED TOE ROCK, 1- TO TAHUYA, WASHINGTON ,K2 2-MAN IN SIZE RAP C FT DRAWN BY; DATES THI MCS 08/01/08 ENGINEER- NEW ECOLOGY BLOCKS DESIGNED BY+ DATE <TYP). VERTICAL Michael Staten, P.E. 08/01/08 ENVIROTECH ENGINEERING 74 NE HURD ROAD SHEET BELFAIR, WASHINGTON 98528 PHONE, C360> 275-9374 SHEET 2 OF 2 FAX- (360) 275-4789