- 2073 Bhadra · 6 marks
Combined curve table, R=300 m, Ls=60 m
Short answer
Compute shift s, spiral angle θs, tangent length Ts, circular length Lc. Ts = 154.47 m, Lc = 175.62 m. Chainages: TS = 1845.53 m, SC = 1905.53 m, CS = 2081.15 m, ST = 2141.15 m. Set out transitions with α = 573l²/(RLs) min and circular curve with δ = 1718.87c/R min.
It is proposed to insert a circular curve of 300 m radius with a transition curve of length 60 m long each end of the circular curve. Prepare necessary data for setting out the combined curve in tabular form. Deflection angle between two alignments of road is 45° and chainage of intersection point is 2000 m. Peg interval for transition and circular curve are 20 m and 30 m respectively. Take chainage at multiple of peg interval.
Given , m, m, chainage of IP = 2000 m, peg interval 20 m on transitions and 30 m on the circular curve.
Curve elements
| Point | Chainage (m) |
|---|---|
| TS = 2000 − 154.47 | 1845.53 |
| SC = TS + 60 | 1905.53 |
| CS = SC + 175.62 | 2081.15 |
| ST = CS + 60 | 2141.15 |
First transition (set from TS): minutes
| Point (chainage, m) | l from TS (m) | α (min) | α (° ′ ″) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1845.53 | 0.00 | 0.00′ | 0°00′00″ |
| 1860.00 | 14.47 | 6.67′ | 0°06′40″ |
| 1880.00 | 34.47 | 37.83′ | 0°37′50″ |
| 1900.00 | 54.47 | 94.45′ | 1°34′27″ |
| 1905.53 | 60.00 | 114.60′ | 1°54′36″ |
Check: at SC, .
Circular curve (set from SC): minutes
| Point (chainage, m) | Chord c (m) | δ = 1718.87c/R | Cumulative deflection |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1905.53 | - | - | 0°00′00″ |
| 1920.00 | 14.47 | 1°22′55″ | 1°22′55″ |
| 1950.00 | 30.00 | 2°51′53″ | 4°14′48″ |
| 1980.00 | 30.00 | 2°51′53″ | 7°06′41″ |
| 2010.00 | 30.00 | 2°51′53″ | 9°58′34″ |
| 2040.00 | 30.00 | 2°51′53″ | 12°50′28″ |
| 2070.00 | 30.00 | 2°51′53″ | 15°42′21″ |
| 2081.15 | 11.15 | 1°03′52″ | 16°46′13″ |
Check: last cumulative deflection = 16°46′13″. The second transition is set out from ST in the same way, using measured back from ST.
Answer: m, m, TS = 1845.53, SC = 1905.53, CS = 2081.15, ST = 2141.15 m.
✓ Answer checked by Claude Opus 5.5 (high effort)
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