Q. The mechanical widening of a track is given by ___________

View solution

Q. The length of wheel base usually considered in India is?

View solution

Q. The total off tracking of a vehicle having wheel base length as 6.1 m and radius of curve 120 m is?

View solution

Q. The extra width required on two lane pavement for a radius of curve 100 m as recommended by IRC is ___________

View solution

Q. The mechanical widening of a curve is 1.5 m, the curve is having a radius of 120 m and design speed as 80 kmph find the total widening on the curve.

View solution

Q. The most preferred type of transition curve by IRC for highway is ___________

View solution

Q. The minimum value of change of centrifugal acceleration is ___________

View solution

Q. The rate of change of acceleration in m/sec³ for a design speed of 85 kmph is ___________

View solution

Q. In a steep terrain the radius of curve is 100 m and the design speed is 80 kmph then the length of transition curve will be ___________

View solution

Q. The total shift of a transition curve is ___________

View solution

Q. The vertical alignment of a highway includes?

View solution

Q. The ruling gradient required for plain or rolling terrain is ___________

View solution

Q. The maximum grade compensation for a curve of radius 75 m is?

View solution

Q. The vertical alignment does not influence?

View solution

Q. The angle which is measured at the change of direction of two gradients is called ___________

View solution

Q. The length of the summit curve is based on ___________

View solution

Q. The value of “a” in the equation y=ax² used in the summit curve is ___________

View solution

Q. If the length of the summit curve having SSD as 150 m and deviation angle is 1 in 30 is ___________

View solution

Q. If the deviation angle of the curve is 1/200 and the design speed is 80 kmph then calculate the total length of the valley curve for comfort condition.

View solution

Q. The equation for L<OSD for summit curve is given by ___________

View solution