A 1300 kg passenger vehicle originally traveling on a straight and level road gets onto asection of the road with a horizontal curve of radius 260 meter. Assume that the vehicleis traveling at sea level and has a front cross-sectional area of 3.50 sq. m. If the vehiclewas originally traveling at 60 kph, calculate the following:1. Additional horsepower on the curve the vehicle must produce to maintain theoriginal speed2. Total resistance force on the vehicle as it traverses the horizontal curve3. Total horsepower

A 1300 kg passenger vehicle originally traveling on a straight and level road gets onto a section of the road with a horizontal curve of radius 260 meter. Assume that the vehicle s traveling at sea level and has a front cross-sectional area of 3.50 sq. m. If the vehicle vas originally traveling at 60 kph, calculate the following: 1. Additional horsepower on the curve the vehicle must produce to maintain the original speed 2. Total resistance force on the vehicle as it traverses the horizontal curve 3. Total horsepower

A 1300 kg passenger vehicle originally traveling on a straight and level road gets onto a section of the road with a horizontal curve of radius 260 meter. Assume that the vehicle s traveling at sea level and has a front cross-sectional area of 3.50 sq. m. If the vehicle vas originally traveling at 60 kph, calculate the following: 1. Additional horsepower on the curve the vehicle must produce to maintain the original speed 2. Total resistance force on the vehicle as it traverses the horizontal curve 3. Total horsepower

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter3: Characteristics Of The Driver, The Pedestrian, The Bicyclist, The Vehicle, and The Road

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10P

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