Central angle of the simple curve (three decimal places)Length of simple curve (three decimal places) Part I. Given the following spiral curve data: R = 420 m, design V = 70 km/hr,e - max = 0.06, D = 28°52'16", number of lanes = 2, STA PI = 1 + 284. 148.Determine all spiral curve parameters below and the key stations for the horizontalcurve.

Given : Radius of simple curve, R = 420 mDesign speed, V = 70 km/hMaximum superelevation, emax =…

Part I. Given the following spiral curve data: R = 420 m, design V = 7O km/hr, е — тах %3D 0.06, D = 28°52'16", number of lanes 2, STA PI = 1 + 284. 148. Determine all spiral curve parameters below and the key stations for the horizontal curve.

Part I. Given the following spiral curve data: R = 420 m, design V = 7O km/hr, е — тах %3D 0.06, D = 28°52'16", number of lanes 2, STA PI = 1 + 284. 148. Determine all spiral curve parameters below and the key stations for the horizontal curve.

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