ethio tel←14 of 37Individual assignment50 loads having a deviation angle of 45°8' are to be joined by a 180 m radius curve.calculate the necessary data if the curve is to be set a)by chain and offset only. b)atheodolite is availableNB:replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.2. a railway sliding is to be curved through a right angle and inorder to avoid buildings. Thecurve is to be compound and radii of the two branches are 240m and 360m. The distancefrom the intersection point of the end straight to the tangent point at which the 240 m radiuscurve leaves the straight is 300m. Obtain the second tangent length of the whole curve.NB: replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.3.two parallel railway lines are to be connected by a reverse curve,each section having thesame/adius. If the lines are 10 m apart the maximum distance between tangent pointsmeasured parallel to the straights is 40 m, find the maximum allowable radius.however,both the radii are different,calculate the radius of the second branch if that ofthe 1st branch is 50 m. also calculate lengths of both branches.-0462% 11:13 AMhendre uAter08.04.23 at 1:55 PM

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Individual assignment 50 oads having a deviation angle of 45°8' are to be joined by a 180 m radius curve. Carculate the necessary data if the curve is to be set a)by chain and offset only. b)a theodolite is available NB:replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.

Individual assignment 50 oads having a deviation angle of 45°8' are to be joined by a 180 m radius curve. Carculate the necessary data if the curve is to be set a)by chain and offset only. b)a theodolite is available NB:replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.

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Individual assignment
50 loads having a deviation angle of 45°8' are to be joined by a 180 m radius curve.
calculate the necessary data if the curve is to be set a)by chain and offset only. b)a
theodolite is available
NB:replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.
2. a railway sliding is to be curved through a right angle and inorder to avoid buildings. The
curve is to be compound and radii of the two branches are 240m and 360m. The distance
from the intersection point of the end straight to the tangent point at which the 240 m radius
curve leaves the straight is 300m. Obtain the second tangent length of the whole curve.
NB: replace the underlined value by the last three of your id numbers from left.
3.two parallel railway lines are to be connected by a reverse curve,each section having the
same/adius. If the lines are 10 m apart the maximum distance between tangent points
measured parallel to the straights is 40 m, find the maximum allowable radius.
however,both the radii are different,calculate the radius of the second branch if that of
the 1st branch is 50 m. also calculate lengths of both branches.
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