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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Road Network in Nanded City
The total road length in Nanded city is about 415 km, majority of them laid out in North
Nanded.
The sprawl of the city is limited the core city area in North Nanded, between the
Godavari River and the Railway Line, and is naturally growing north-ward across the
railway line due to availability of a road network and presence of the railway station and
proposed airport in the North.
Nanded is connected to all the important destinations of India viz: Mumbai, Delhi,
Amritsar, Hyderabad, Bangalore and Nagpur through well-laid road. The important
State Highways and National Highways passing through Nanded including, SH-44,
MSH-2, MDR-23, MDR-71 and NH-222.
1.2 Existing Road Condition
Cement Concrete and Bituminous surface roads connect important junctions and
religious places in Nanded city. Detailed Pavement condition survey has been carried
out for all roads and have been documented under ”Road Condition Survey & Inventory”
(Report submitted separately). The condition of Cement Concrete road varies from fair
to very poor and that of bituminous surface from good to poor.
1.3 Objective
This Design Report comprises of scientific and economical combination of pavement
layers, with respect to thickness and type of materials with reference to soil
characteristics to support cumulative traffic to be carried during the design life.
1.4 Report Structure
The present report is organized in five Chapters.
In Chapter 1, Road Network, Existing Road condition and Objective are included.
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In Chapter 2, Information on Design Codes, Geometric Design Standards, Pavement
Design Procedure & Methodology, Standards for Structure, lighting and landscaping are
highlighted.
In Chapter 3, Geometric & Pavement Design, Design Criteria of structures, Design of
High Embankment Design of lighting and landscaping, are discussed.
In Chapter 4, Life Cycle Cost Analysis is included
In Chapter 5, Drainage Designs are discussed.
In Chapter 6, Traffic Management and Pedestrian Safety are highlighted.
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