Oregon Expressway Underpass Drainage System | Caltrain Project

Underpass Drainage System | Oregon Expressway Caltrain Project

100 County Hwy G3, Palo Alto, CA

Industry: Transportation

Material: Reinforced Concrete

Product: JF4SS

State: CA

Oregon Expressway Underpass Drainage Installation

Case Study Details

To improve water management and extend the life of reinforced concrete barriers at the Oregon Expressway underpass, Caltrain installed a maintainable drainage system. The primary challenge was to address water accumulation, hydrostatic pressure, and potential soil migration in a busy transportation corridor. The solution involved installing 15 weep hole assemblies at designated points along the underpass to release trapped water, minimize erosion, and allow for long-term maintenance access.

Products Used

  • 15 units of JET Filter – JF4SS: 4″ Diameter Open End Maintainable Weep Hole Filter, featuring ASTM 316/316L Stainless Steel Housing and Mirafi® Filter-Weave FW 300 Geotextile Filter Media.

Solutions

This project provides a proactive solution for drainage inspections and the long-term protection of public infrastructure. It helps prevent costly reactive maintenance that could result from water damage, wall cracking, and shifting.

Technical Details

Project Location100 County Hwy G3, Palo Alto, CA
Project TypeUnderpass Drainage System / Tunnel
Drainage Components15 JET Filter JF4SS Maintainable Weep Holes
Structure TypeReinforced Concrete Barrier
OwnerCaltrain
EngineerPeninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board
ContractorGeorge Bianchi Construction, Inc.
Completion DateJuly 2024

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