Q1) Given a simple circular curve with the following properties: D = 11°, bearing onincoming (back) tangent is N 89°27'25" E, bearing on outgoing (forward) tangent isS 60°10'05" E, the station of the PI = 22+69.77Determine:(a) The intersection angle (H); (b) The radius (R); (c) The tangent (T); (d) Theexternal distance (E); (e) The middle ordinate (M); (f) The long chord (C); (g) Thelength of the curve (L); (h) Station of the PC; (i) Station of the PT(Hint: for formulae see below or Slides, the Reference Book or PE Civil Reference Handbook pg.273)

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) Given a simple circular curve with the following properties: D = 11°, bearing on coming (back) tangent is N 89°27'25" E, bearing on outgoing (forward) tangent is 50°10'05" E, the station of the PI = 22+69.77 termine: The intersection angle (H); (b) The radius (R); (c) The tangent (T); (d) The ternal distance (E); (e) The middle ordinate (M); (f) The long chord (C); (g) The gth of the curve (L); (h) Station of the PC; (i) Station of the PT nt: for formulae see below or Slides, the Reference Book or PE Civil Reference Handbook pg.

) Given a simple circular curve with the following properties: D = 11°, bearing on coming (back) tangent is N 89°27'25" E, bearing on outgoing (forward) tangent is 50°10'05" E, the station of the PI = 22+69.77 termine: The intersection angle (H); (b) The radius (R); (c) The tangent (T); (d) The ternal distance (E); (e) The middle ordinate (M); (f) The long chord (C); (g) The gth of the curve (L); (h) Station of the PC; (i) Station of the PT nt: for formulae see below or Slides, the Reference Book or PE Civil Reference Handbook pg.

Traffic and Highway Engineering

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305156241

Author:Garber, Nicholas J.

Publisher:Garber, Nicholas J.

Chapter15: Geometric Design Of Highway Facilities

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