A compound curve has a length of the chord of the first curve (passing through the P.C. to P.C.C.) of 470 m. If the angle that the long chord makes with the chord from the P.C. to P.C.C. and from P.T. to the P.C.C. are 6° and 9° respectively. Assume the long chord is parallel to the common tangent. a. Find the length of the long chord. = 777.610 m b. Find the radius of the first curve. = 2248.19/m Find the radius of the second curve 1003.778m C.

A compound curve has a length of the chord of the first curve (passing through the P.C. to P.C.C.) of 470 m. If the angle that the long chord makes with the chord from the P.C. to P.C.C. and from P.T. to the P.C.C. are 6° and 9° respectively. Assume the long chord is parallel to the common tangent. a. Find the length of the long chord. = 777.610 m b. Find the radius of the first curve. = 2248.19/m Find the radius of the second curve 1003.778m C.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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