A chainage equation located along a vertical curve:
A.
Makes no difference to the vertical c...
Engineering, 09.12.2020 21:30 lukasconway7644
A chainage equation located along a vertical curve:
A.
Makes no difference to the vertical curve length.
B.
Makes no difference to the vertical curve stationing.
C.
Will only make a difference to vertical curve stationing if located on the g2 tangent.
D.
Will cause the slope of the g2 tangent to either increase or decrease.
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