1) Determine the minimum radius of curvature required for a 60 mi/hr design speed with a...
6. What is the minimum radius in feet for a horizontal curve with a superelevation of 0.04? Use AASHTO's design value (0.12) for the coefficient of side friction, assuming a target design speed of 60 mph. A. 1210 B. 1510 C. 1310 D. 1410
A developer is having a single-lane raceway constructed with a 120 mph design speed. A curve on the raceway has a radius of 1200 ft, a central angle of 30 degrees, and PI stationing at 1125+10. If the design coefficient of side friction is 0.20, determine the superelevation required at design speed (do not ignore the normal component of the centripetal force). Also, compute the degree of curve, length of curve, and stationing of the PC and PT. 4. A...
Part A. The following information is for a proposed horizontal curve in a new subdivision: PI Station: 12+40.00 R-572.96 feet Deflection angle A-12.30 What is the Station of PT? PI PC PT Part B. An existing highway has a historic site located at the PT of an existing curve with a PI located at Station 80+00, an extemal angle of 65°, and a radius of 1,200 ft. The curve must be relocated, moving the PI to Station 78+00. The external...
6:47 1 4 Search <Back Hw#3-2019.doc 15- 10. A horizontal curve is designed for a two-lane road in mountainous terrain. The following data are known. Intersection angle: 40 degrees Tangent length: 436.76 feet Station of Pl: 2700+10.65 fs- 0.12 e- 0.08 Determine the following. (a) Design speed (b) Station of the PC (c) Station of the PT (d) Deflection angle and chord length to the first even 100 ft station. 15-11. A proposed highway has two tangents of bearings N...
Question 24 0 out of 1 points The banking angle for a curve of radius 400 ft for a speed of 60 mi/h should be approximately (Note: 1 mi 5280 ft and g 32.2 ft/s2) Question 24 0 out of 1 points The banking angle for a curve of radius 400 ft for a speed of 60 mi/h should be approximately (Note: 1 mi 5280 ft and g 32.2 ft/s2)
Can someone help me with number 2. Thank you . A van traveling 60 mi/hr sees a duck in the distance and slams on its brakes. If the duck is exactly 3 feet away when the van begins braking, how quickly must it accelerate in order to save c. A duck on a motorcycle is speeding down the highway at 65 mi/hr where the speed limit is 00 the duck? only 55 mi/hr. It passes a police car on the...
Problem 4. A section of a two-lane highway has 12-ft lanes and a design speed of 75 mi/h. The section contains a vertical curve and a horizontal curve. The vertical curve connects a-2.5% grade and a +1.5% grade. The PVT of this vertical curve is at station 36 + 50. The PC of the horizontal curve is located 294 ft before the PVC of the vertical curve. The horizontal curve has superelevation of 8% and central angle of 38 degrees....
Problem 1 (15vpts) A proposed highway has two tangents of bearings N 75° 54' 36" E and N 53° 22' 30" W. The highway design engineer, attempting to obtain the best fit for the simple circular curve to join these tangents, decides that the external ordinate is to be 78.00 ft. The Pl is at station 65+43.21. Determine: (a) The external angle of the curve (A) (b) The radius of the curve (d) The station of the PC (f) The...
1. Given the following horizontal curve and spiral data: Total tangent deflection angle (A) = 30° Rt. D = 5° Design Speed = 50 mph Two lane road in Southern Climate PI Station @ 64+20.00 Find Land e from Table 13.8 or 13.9 (see handouts) Compute: As = Ac Y Xs es = R= P= TS Compute the stations of: T.S. = S.C. = C.S. = S.T. = Compute the Long Tangent and the Short Tangent Spiral Curve Equations Spiral...
1. Given the following horizontal curve and spiral data: Total tangent deflection angle (A) = 30° Rt. D=50 Design Speed = 50 mph Two lane road in Southern Climate PI Station @ 64+20.00 Find and e from Table 13.8 or 13.9 (see handouts) Compute: R P= Compute the stations of: T.S. = S.C. = C.S. S.T. = Compute the Long Tangent and the Short Tangent PI 4 CPI To AC ST To S.C. C.S. SPI, SPI -Ls 20$ Cc 3...