11.1 - Two parallel lines
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What is the formula for calculating the tangent length (T)?
💡 Hint: Remember, T stands for tangent length.
If you have a deflection angle of 180° and a radius of 200 m, what would be the length of the curve?
💡 Hint: Use the provided formula for length of curve.
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What does the tangent length (T) depend on?
💡 Hint: Think about how tangents are set up in circular curves.
Chainage is important for:
💡 Hint: Consider its definition and application in layout.
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You have a curve with a radius of 100 m and a deflection angle of 40°. Calculate the total vertical space needed to create the tangent.
💡 Hint: Utilize the trigonometric functions associated with the circle.
In a project with two curves, the first has a radius of 150 m and the second of 250 m. Analyze the tangential lengths needed to connect the two points of a circular endpoint.
💡 Hint: Link the tangential lengths back to the necessary computations.
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