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44.
If degree of a road curve is defined by assuming the standard length of an arc as 30 metres, the radius of 1° curve is equal
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Pankaj said:
1 decade ago
Angle in rad = length of arc/radius of arc.
So, R = 30*180/3.14.
= 1718.87 = 1719.
So, R = 30*180/3.14.
= 1718.87 = 1719.
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Jagtap_705 said:
9 years ago
1150 for 20 m chain.
Pawan said:
6 years ago
Thanks @Pankaj.
Mahmud said:
6 years ago
R=1719/D=1719/1=1719.
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Chetan d b said:
5 years ago
1146 for 20m.
Sanjay said:
4 years ago
Degree of curve D = ( 360/2x3.14R)L.
=1718.87/R=1718.87/1 = 1719m.
=1718.87/R=1718.87/1 = 1719m.
MILI said:
3 years ago
Thanks for explaining @Pankaj.
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