Question: QUESTION 2 A two - lane two - way road has a 3 . 7 m wide lanes A simple horizontal curve in the road

QUESTION 2
A two-lane two-way road has a 3.7m wide lanes A simple horizontal curve in the road has a degree of curvature of 13 and intersection angle of 5525'. The BC is located at chainage 2+450 and normal camber is 2.5%. The design speed of the road is 112kmh.
The finished road levels on the centreline at Ch1+900 and Ch3+400 are 221.00m and 186.00m respectively and the gradient is uniform between these points.
Calculate the minimum radius required for the horizontal curve.
Determine the length of the curve and the chainage of the EC.
Determine the design superelevation "e" value.
Determine the minimum length of the crown runoff.
Determine the minimum length of the superelevation development.
Draw a fully labelled the superelevation diagram for the whole curve.
Determine ALL chainages, centreline elevations and elevations along the edge of the road on the inner edge and outer edge at ALL key points on the diagram (ie.NC,AC, CF, BC, EC, and FS sections).
QUESTION 2 A two - lane two - way road has a 3 .

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