Please i need solve on 10 minute Q / 2 lane-2 way highway 8 m width passes throughHorizontal curve A= 75 ° P.C. station =12+00 , P.I. station13+45 ( stationMin. distance from edge of the road to the nearestobstruction is 90 m , f=0.12 Find :1- The design speed for this road?2- Is passing permissible or not?%3D100 m ) , max. superelvation e =3 % .%3D

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Q / 2 lane-2 way highway 8 m width passes through Horizontal curve A= 75 ° P.C. station =12+00 , P.I. station = 13+45 ( station = 100 m ) , max. superelvation e = 3 % . Min. distance from edge of the road to the nearest obstruction is 90 m , f=0.12 Find : 1- The design speed for this road? 2- Is passing permissible or not?

Q / 2 lane-2 way highway 8 m width passes through Horizontal curve A= 75 ° P.C. station =12+00 , P.I. station = 13+45 ( station = 100 m ) , max. superelvation e = 3 % . Min. distance from edge of the road to the nearest obstruction is 90 m , f=0.12 Find : 1- The design speed for this road? 2- Is passing permissible or not?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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