In a road upgrading project, an existing circular curve will be replaced by a combined curve.Using the data given in Table Q3, prepare the setting out data.Q3.Table Q3 (Units are in metres)Chainage I =3190.776121445R =605Interval (Circular)=20v (kmh")=km/hrInterval (Transition)=a (ms)=80200.3ANSWERS (Q3)DataRE (kmh )Chainage IInterval (transition)Interval (circular)SolutionFirst Transiti onIT, - IT,Chainage T.Chainage T2radiansChainageChordCircularLBChainage T3ChainageChord(mimutes)Second TransitionChainage T4ChainageChord

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Q3- In a road upgrading project, an existing circular curve will be replaced by a combined curve. Using the data given in Table Q3, prepare the setting out data. Table Q3 (Units are in metres) Chainage I = 3190.776 12 14 605 km/hr 45 R = v (kmh")= Interval (Circular)=| Interval (Transition)= a (ms)=| 20 80 20 0.3 ANSWERS (Q3) Data R e (kmh ) Chainage I Interval (transition) Interval (eireular) Solution First Transition

Q3- In a road upgrading project, an existing circular curve will be replaced by a combined curve. Using the data given in Table Q3, prepare the setting out data. Table Q3 (Units are in metres) Chainage I = 3190.776 12 14 605 km/hr 45 R = v (kmh")= Interval (Circular)=| Interval (Transition)= a (ms)=| 20 80 20 0.3 ANSWERS (Q3) Data R e (kmh ) Chainage I Interval (transition) Interval (eireular) Solution First Transition

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