PI T PC A½- 100' LC BT- PT PC R R 0 Da R T E T MO PT LC 0 R FT Given: PI Station 107+67.90 A= 11° 00' 00" Da = 2° 30' 00" Compute the Radius (R), the Tangent (T), Length of Curve (L), Long Chord (LC), External (E), Middle Ordinate (MO), the station for the Point of Curvature (PC) and the Station for the Point of Tangency (PT). Compute in tabular form the deflection angles, the short chords and long chords to layout the curve at half stations (50 ft. interval

PI T PC A½- 100' LC BT- PT PC R R 0 Da R T E T MO PT LC 0 R FT Given: PI Station 107+67.90 A= 11° 00' 00" Da = 2° 30' 00" Compute the Radius (R), the Tangent (T), Length of Curve (L), Long Chord (LC), External (E), Middle Ordinate (MO), the station for the Point of Curvature (PC) and the Station for the Point of Tangency (PT). Compute in tabular form the deflection angles, the short chords and long chords to layout the curve at half stations (50 ft. interval

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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