The two tangents intersects at an angle of 46-40 are to be connected by a reverse curve. The distance from the point of intersection to PC is 560.43m and to PT is 48.60m. The bearing of the back tangent is S 43-20 W. If the radius of the curve through PC is 240m, determine the radius of the other curve. back tangent PC R₁ R₁ PRC R₂ forward tangent Reversed Curves for Nonparallel Tangents

The two tangents intersects at an angle of 46-40 are to be connected by a reverse curve. The distance from the point of intersection to PC is 560.43m and to PT is 48.60m. The bearing of the back tangent is S 43-20 W. If the radius of the curve through PC is 240m, determine the radius of the other curve. back tangent PC R₁ R₁ PRC R₂ forward tangent Reversed Curves for Nonparallel Tangents

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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