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  1. NormanDGutter

    HEC-RAS: Distances at junctions

    In HEC-RAS, where I have a confluence of a main stream and a major branch, I have a junction. Through the junction editor I have entered the distance from the junction to the two upstream cross-sections, one in each reach. Do I then, when defining those cross-sections, say the downstream...
  2. NormanDGutter

    HEC-RAS Culvert Model: cross-section 2 ineffective areas

    Greetings, hydrology and hydraulics engineers! I am modelling a 6x6 reinforced concrete box culvert under a two lane highway in a rapidly urbanizing area. The original FEMA model had some errors in the location of cross-sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the culvert model. I have inserted new...
  3. NormanDGutter

    Drawings verses specification

    In the way of doing it that I described above, if there is a discrepency, you work it out according to the needs of the project. If the Contract Time and Contract Price are impacted, either Owner or Contractor can request a contract Modification (i.e. change order). Let's take a hypothetical...
  4. NormanDGutter

    Drawings verses specification

    The EJCDC*, document 00700 - General Conditions of the Construction Contract, does not establish a hierarchy of contract documents. Paragraph 3.01 reads: "The Contract Documents are complementary; what is required gby one is as binding as if required by all." Paragraph 3.02 futher states: "It...

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