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45.
On the recommendations of Indian Road Congress, the ruling gradient in plains, is
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Pradeep muwal said:
10 years ago
For hill it is 1 in 20.
Rk swami said:
9 years ago
No @Pradeep.
The right answer is 1 in 30.
The right answer is 1 in 30.
Lopamudra said:
9 years ago
No, @Swami.
For hill, it's 20. It's 15 for plain.
For hill, it's 20. It's 15 for plain.
Lopamudra said:
9 years ago
Ruling gradient for plain is 1/30 ie 33%.
Limiting gradient for plain is 1/20 ie5%.
Exceptional gradient for plain is 1/15 ie 6.7%.
Limiting gradient for plain is 1/20 ie5%.
Exceptional gradient for plain is 1/15 ie 6.7%.
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Arup mandal said:
8 years ago
Plain-1 in 30---3.3%.
Hill- 1 in 20........5%.
Steep- 1 in 16.7....6%.
Hill- 1 in 20........5%.
Steep- 1 in 16.7....6%.
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Saurabh kumar said:
8 years ago
20 in 1 for hill.
Ravikumar said:
7 years ago
What is 1 in 30? explain please.
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Pradeep said:
7 years ago
Then what is limiting gradient in hill areas?
Rohit said:
7 years ago
For plain/Rolling =Rulling-1/30 & Limiting-1/20.
Subham said:
6 years ago
@Pradeep
The limiting gradient for hills is 1 in 16.7(6%).
The limiting gradient for hills is 1 in 16.7(6%).
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