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2.55. Two straights, which meet at an intersection angle of 135°, are to be connected by a circular curve of radius 60 m...
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- 1.
Define a circular curve.
Hint
Think about how roads transition from straight to curved.
- 2.
What is an offset?
Hint
Relate this to setting out conditions for curves.
- 3.
What is a circular curve?
- A curve connecting two straight paths
- A straight path between two curves
- A type of road material
Hint
Think about road design.
- 4.
True or False: Offsets are measurements taken perpendicular to the centerline.
- True
- False
Hint
Consider how curves are aligned.
- 5.
Calculate the radius needed for a circular curve connecting 45 degrees and how you would set up offsets of 10 meters.
Hint
Refer to the curve formulas as discussed.
- 6.
Design a roadway with curves at angles of 90° and 135° using different radii; how would their offsets differ?
Hint
Use the relationships established in the current section.
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