Comprehensive Technical Report: Highway Project Design and Analysis

This technical report details the design of a highway project, encompassing various aspects of road engineering. The report begins with an overview of geometric design principles, including design speed, sight distance requirements (stopping and overtaking), and the degree of curve. It then delves into horizontal and vertical alignment design, covering gradients, cross-section elements, carriageway width, shoulders, side slopes, cambers, and safety fences. The report further explores the design of crest and sag curves, providing relevant formulas and calculations. A significant portion is dedicated to bitumen mix design, outlining the objectives and the Marshall method, including detailed calculations and tables. The report concludes with the results of the analysis and a comprehensive list of references. This report is a valuable resource for civil engineering students studying highway design. You can find similar reports and past papers on Desklib.