Design a compund curve with the given conditions: Radil of the first and second curves: 600ft and 450ft; deflecting angle of the two connecting tangent is 75degree. The central angles of the first and second curve is 45 degree and 30 degree. The station of PCC is 675+35.25. Find the deflection angle and chord length for the first full station of the first curve:

Design a compund curve with the given conditions: Radil of the first and second curves: 600ft and 450ft; deflecting angle of the two connecting tangent is 75degree. The central angles of the first and second curve is 45 degree and 30 degree. The station of PCC is 675+35.25. Find the deflection angle and chord length for the first full station of the first curve:

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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