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Discussion Forum : Highway Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 41)
41.
The absolute minimum radius of horizontal curve for a design speed 60 km ph is
131 m
210 m
360 m
none of these.
Answer: Option
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Virender paul said:   7 years ago
Answer is in meter so we have to convert the speed in m/s.

Arsad Alam said:   7 years ago
Value of radius (R) =226m correct answer. So option (D) right.

Muthu said:   7 years ago
How we can use e is 0.07 and f is 0.15?

Tina said:   7 years ago
e= 0.07 & f= 0.15 (both are constant).
e + f= V^2/127R.

Where: R= radius of horizontal Curve.
R= 60^2/127(0.07+0.15).
R= 128.84m,
Note: here V is in kmph.

Bazid said:   6 years ago
For hilly road e = 0.10.
For plain e = 0.07 and the value of friction for cross slope f = 0.15.

Kalke patil said:   6 years ago
Thanks for the given information.

Kinjal Patel said:   6 years ago
We can Also used,
R =v * v/0.22 * g.
= 128.89 Approx.

Anomie said:   6 years ago
Thanks @Sahil Pathania.

Sujeet said:   6 years ago
Absoulte min radius=( Vmin)^2/((127)(e(max)+.15).
Here Vmin=60, emax= .07 [7% for plain terrain].
=128.8m.
So, D is correct.

Mallesh said:   5 years ago
A 2-lane horizontal curve in which radius varies from infinite to some finite value R,
constructed in hilly terrain. The radius R of curve was equal to the absolute minimum radius. If the design speed and minimum speed on the curve is 60 kmph and 40 kmph respectively.

Then calculate the length of this horizontal curve.
(1)


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