This document contains three problems related to simple curves. The first problem involves computing the length of a long chord, tangent distance, and stationing of a point on a curve. The second problem involves determining radius, external distance, middle ordinate, chord distance, and curve length given stationing of vertex and PC. The third problem involves finding distances and stationing given coordinate information.
This document contains three problems related to simple curves. The first problem involves computing the length of a long chord, tangent distance, and stationing of a point on a curve. The second problem involves determining radius, external distance, middle ordinate, chord distance, and curve length given stationing of vertex and PC. The third problem involves finding distances and stationing given coordinate information.
This document contains three problems related to simple curves. The first problem involves computing the length of a long chord, tangent distance, and stationing of a point on a curve. The second problem involves determining radius, external distance, middle ordinate, chord distance, and curve length given stationing of vertex and PC. The third problem involves finding distances and stationing given coordinate information.
INTERSECTING AT A COMMON POINT B. AB HAS AN AZIMUTH OF 180° AND BC HAS AN AZIMUTH OF 230°. THE STATIONIING OF THE POINT OF CURVATURE AT A IS 10+140.26. IF THE DEGREE OF THE SIMPLE CURVE IS 4°.
1. COMPUTE THE LENGTH OF THE LONG CHORD
FROM A. 2. COMPUTE THE TANGENT DISTANCE AB OF THE CURVE. 3. COMPUTE THE STATIONING OF A POINT "X" ON THE CURVE ON WHICH A LINE PASSING THROUGH THE CENTER OF THE CURVE MAKES AN ANGLE OF 58° WITH THE LINE AB INTERSECTS THE CURVE AT POINT "X". SEATWORK A SIMPLE CURVE HAVE TANGENTS AB AND BC INTERSECTING AT A COMMON POINT WITH BEARINGS N 85°30' E AND S 68°30' E RESPECTIVELY. IF THE STATIONING OF THE VERTEX IS 4+360.2 AND THE STATIONING OF PC IS 4+288.4.
1. DETERMINE THE RADIUS.
2. DETERMINE THE EXTERNAL DISTANCE. 3. DETERMINE THE MIDDLE ORDINATE. 4. DETERMINE THE CHORD DISTANCE. 5. DETERMINE THE LENGTH OF CURVE.
SHOW HOW THE FORMULAS ARE DERIVED
SEATWORK A SIMPLE CURVE CONNECTS TWO TANGENTS BC WITH BEARINGS N 85°30' E AND S 68°30' E RESPECTIVELY. POINT D ALONG LINE AB HAS A COORDINATE OF 20100 N AND 20100 E WHILE POINT E ALONG LINE BC HAS COORDINATES OF 20086.55 N AND 20184.27 E.
1. FIND THE DISTANCE OF LINE BD.
2. SOLVE FOR THE DEGREE OF SIMPLE CURVE THAT SHALL BE TANGENT TO THE THREE LINES AB, DE AND BC. 3. IF POINT D IS AT STATION 1+052.87 DETERMINE THE STATIONING OF PT.
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