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ABASYN UNIVERSITY

Islamabad Campus
Assignment 1 - Fall 2023 Semester

Course Code: CE-608 Course Title: Railway Engineering


Teacher’s Name: Engr. Laila Khalid Total Marks: 50
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Announcement Date: 19 Nov, 2023 Due Date: 26th Nov, 2023
Student’s Name: Reg. No.:
Students are advised to read and follow these instructions:
1.Students must attempt assignment handwritten on plain A4 paper.
2.The assignments will carry a cumulative of 12.5% weightage towards final evaluation of course.
3.On top of your answer booklet, write your Name and Registration Number.
4.The solution should look professional. Marks may be taken off, if the work is not legible or looks
unprofessional.
5.Ask for clarifications by the Course Instructor only in the first class after announcement.
6.Strict action will be taken in case of plagiarism, copy-paste in submitted assignment.
Question No.1

A 8° curve track diverges from a main curve of 5° in the opposite direction. In the layout of a BG yard,
calculate the superelevation and the speed on the branch line when the maximum speed permitted on the
main line is 45 km/h.
Question No.2

Calculate the maximum permissible speed on a curve on a Rajdhani route with a maximum sanctioned
speed of 130 km/h. The superelevation provided is 50 mm and the transition length is 60 m. Also, the
transition length of the curve cannot be increased due to proximity of the yard.
Question No.3

Calculate the superelevation to be provided for a 1.5 in. transitioned curve on a high-speed route. The
maximum sanctioned speed in the section is 120 km/h. The speed for calculating the superelevation is set
at 88 km/h. What is the length of the transition to be provided?
Question No.4

What would be the equilibrium cant on a curved MG track with a 7° curve for an average speed of 50
km/h? Also calculate the maximum permissible speed after allowing a maximum cant deficiency of 5 cm.
The formula given by the Railway Board is
V = 4.35√ R – 67
Question No.5

Calculate the length of vertical curve between two gradients, one rising at a rate of 1 in 200 and the other
falling at a rate of 1 in 400.

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