• Determine the stationing to be used. For this exercise the stationing will be 25 m.• Established the stationing of Pland PT using the given data:Station PC = 10 + 0o00.000Degree of the Curve, D= 4Central Angle, I= 50• Starting from PC or PT, compute for the tangent distance, x, and the tangent offsets, y, for eachstationing using the formula in the Calculation.• Tabulate the results using Table 5.• Draw or sketch the simple curve reflecting the computed tangent distances and offsets.IV. CalculationPates Number) 2)• a, =ic, = 2Rsin(a,/2)• 1, = le,cos(a,/2)• = ic,sin(a,/2)V. Data and ResultsTable 5. Tangent offsets of a simple curveStationStationingYiNumber(m)(m)(m)O (PVC)10+ 00010+ 025210+ 05010+07510+10010+125610+150710+17510+20010+22510 (PVT)10+ 250Sketch:

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IV. Calculation Patan Numbar) • Ic, = 2Rsin(a,/2) • x, = le,cos(a,/2) % = le,sin(a,/2) V. Data and Results Table 5. Tangent offsets of a simple curve Station Stationing Yi Number (m) (m) (m) O (PVC) 10+ 000 1 10 + 025 10+ 050 3 10+075 4 10+ 100 10+125 6 10+ 150 10+175 10 + 200 10+225 10 (PVT) 10+ 250

IV. Calculation Patan Numbar) • Ic, = 2Rsin(a,/2) • x, = le,cos(a,/2) % = le,sin(a,/2) V. Data and Results Table 5. Tangent offsets of a simple curve Station Stationing Yi Number (m) (m) (m) O (PVC) 10+ 000 1 10 + 025 10+ 050 3 10+075 4 10+ 100 10+125 6 10+ 150 10+175 10 + 200 10+225 10 (PVT) 10+ 250

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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