1. At a park, if the number of observed vehicle is 102veh/hr, capacity of the park is 200 veh/hr, find the value of parking index, if time duration is 15 min., find parking load. 2. What is the negetive effects of congestion on the level of surface of any trasportation facility ? how could we estimate its index?

1. At a park, if the number of observed vehicle is 102veh/hr, capacity of the park is 200 veh/hr, find the value of parking index, if time duration is 15 min., find parking load. 2. What is the negetive effects of congestion on the level of surface of any trasportation facility ? how could we estimate its index?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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