InLine Engineering Inc.

790 Laurel Street, Suite 111, San Carlos, California (650) 591-2700

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Structural Design

Field Inspections

Building Evaluations

Peer Review

Project Management

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Residential Design

New Home Developments

Custom Homes

Hillside Homes

Homes with Basements

Townhomes

Apartments

Additions

Remodels

Commercial Design

New Commercial Design

Commercial Remodel

Roof Screens

Civil Structures

Retaining Walls

Screen Walls

Pedestrian Bridges

Water Tanks

Drainage Structures

Tenant Improvements

Store Fronts

Office Remodels

Ceilings

Catwalks

Glass Supports

Awnings

Industrial & Facilities

Elevator Foundations

Signs & Billboards

Pallet Racks & Shelving

Industrial Components

Mechanical Structures

Equipment Bracing

Vehicle Lifts

Electrical Panel Bracing

Evaluation Reports

Due Diligence Studies

Seismic for Buildings

Seismic for Contents

Shoring

Shoring Design

Principal Engineers

Vesna Obradovic, P.E.

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Drainage Structures

               InLine has experience in design of many large drainage structures.  These structures include pump stations, box culverts, U-frame channels, warped wing walls, trash racks and slope protection. 

               Drainage structures are often below grade and can have substantial loadings and pressures applied.  Design procedures vary and often require a 3-dimensional analysis be used for deep structures to insure the reinforcing steel is adequately placed. 

               Drainage structures are all essential for control of storm water and protection of property; the design criterion is often driven by reliability and maintenance.  Each design should consider the equipment and procedures of the maintenance team to insure the system can be easily managed. 

               While Cal-Trans is the benchmark for design of these types of structures, site specific conditions usually requires modifications to their standard plans.  Transitions between structures need to be detailed on the construction documents and should minimize the impact to the hydraulics of the system.