3. A horizantal curve of R=500 m has a point of curvature PC : Km: 0+500, elevation: +50.00. Determine the coordinates of superelevation (7.5 %) belonging to the horizontal curve (having no transition curve), at every 20 meter through revolving around "inner side" on a table, if 3.1. longitudinal slope is zero, 3.2. longitudinal slope is -6%. Hint. Length of superelevation 75 m, carriage way having lateral slopes of +2.5 %, includes two- lane- 4.0-meter each (2x4m).

3. A horizantal curve of R=500 m has a point of curvature PC : Km: 0+500, elevation: +50.00. Determine the coordinates of superelevation (7.5 %) belonging to the horizontal curve (having no transition curve), at every 20 meter through revolving around "inner side" on a table, if 3.1. longitudinal slope is zero, 3.2. longitudinal slope is -6%. Hint. Length of superelevation 75 m, carriage way having lateral slopes of +2.5 %, includes two- lane- 4.0-meter each (2x4m).

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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