Two parallel tangents have directions of due east and are 200m. apart, are connected by a reversed curve having equal radius of 800m. The P.C. of the curve is on the upper tangent while the P.T. is at the lower tangent. If the horizontal distance parallel to the tangent from the P.C. to the P.T. of the reversed curve is 800m. a) Compute the distance of the intermediate tangent between the curves b) Compute the distance between the centers of the reversed curves c) Compute the stationing of P.T. is sta. of the P.C. is 10+020.

Two parallel tangents have directions of due east and are 200m. apart, are connected by a reversed curve having equal radius of 800m. The P.C. of the curve is on the upper tangent while the P.T. is at the lower tangent. If the horizontal distance parallel to the tangent from the P.C. to the P.T. of the reversed curve is 800m. a) Compute the distance of the intermediate tangent between the curves b) Compute the distance between the centers of the reversed curves c) Compute the stationing of P.T. is sta. of the P.C. is 10+020.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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