Q2/ Figure below illustrates a compound curve, if the intersection angle between two tangents is equal to (110°), and the intersection angle is (24°59') for the first simple curve (A). And the tangent is equal to (350 ft) for the second simple curve (B).determine The deflection angles and the chord lengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from PC to PT (for two simple curve (A) and (B) if the station at point (n) is equal to (290+60), and the distance between station (r) and PCC is equal to (30 ft).also the distance between station (m) and PCC is equal to (30 ft).

Q2/ Figure below illustrates a compound curve, if the intersection angle between two tangents is equal to (110°), and the intersection angle is (24°59') for the first simple curve (A). And the tangent is equal to (350 ft) for the second simple curve (B).determine The deflection angles and the chord lengths for setting out the curve at whole stations from PC to PT (for two simple curve (A) and (B) if the station at point (n) is equal to (290+60), and the distance between station (r) and PCC is equal to (30 ft).also the distance between station (m) and PCC is equal to (30 ft).

Traffic and Highway Engineering

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ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter15: Geometric Design Of Highway Facilities

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