Q1// Connect the tangents shown in the fig. with simple circular curve and determine L, R, T, M depending on the following data: Use degree of curvature = 2.0° , design speed = 80km/hr ,f%=0.12, F=0.3 %3D P.I 500

Q1// Connect the tangents shown in the fig. with simple circular curve and determine L, R, T, M depending on the following data: Use degree of curvature = 2.0° , design speed = 80km/hr ,f%=0.12, F=0.3 %3D P.I 500

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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