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33.2. Greenshield’s Macroscopic Stream Model
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- 1.
What is the relationship defined by Greenshield's model?
Hint
Think about how speed changes as more cars are on the road.
- 2.
What does 'free flow speed' represent in the model?
Hint
Consider a clear road without any delays.
- 3.
What kind of relationship does Greenshield’s model assume between speed and density?
- Exponential
- Linear
- Quadratic
Hint
Think about how cars behave on a roadway as they come closer together.
- 4.
True or False: The speed in Greenshield's model rises as density increases.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the relationship presented in this context.
- 5.
Given a traffic situation with a jam density of 300 vehicles/km and a free flow speed of 90 km/h, derive the equations for flow and determine maximum flow.
Hint
Utilize both maximum flow principles and Greenshield's equations.
- 6.
Calculate the speed when the density is 60 vehicles/km and the jam density remains constant at 240 vehicles/km.
Hint
Insert values in the correct formula presented in your readings.
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