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Name: INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jose S. Condonar Jr. SUBJECT/CODE/ DATE & TIME: CE324 / 1833 / Wed-Thur 8:00-12:00 Group 2 Fieldwork No. 4 Objectives

This document provides details on laying out a reversed curve using deflection angle method in the field. It gives objectives, instruments used, curve elements and parameters such as radii, chord lengths, tangents. It describes the procedure and includes a tabulation of stationing, chord distances, deflection and total angles. Computations of deflection angles using trigonometry are also shown.

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Name: INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jose S. Condonar Jr. SUBJECT/CODE/ DATE & TIME: CE324 / 1833 / Wed-Thur 8:00-12:00 Group 2 Fieldwork No. 4 Objectives

This document provides details on laying out a reversed curve using deflection angle method in the field. It gives objectives, instruments used, curve elements and parameters such as radii, chord lengths, tangents. It describes the procedure and includes a tabulation of stationing, chord distances, deflection and total angles. Computations of deflection angles using trigonometry are also shown.

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NAME:

INSTRUCTOR: Engr. Jose S. Condonar Jr.

SUBJECT/CODE/ DATE & TIME: CE324 / 1833 / Wed-Thur 8:00-12:00

GROUP 2

FIELDWORK NO. 4

OBJECTIVES:

To lay a reversed curve by deflection angle method.

INSTRUMENTS:

Transit, Tape, Range Poles, Hubs.

GIVEN:

I 1 = 30° I 2 = 26°

D1 = 7° D2 = 6°

R1 = 163.702m R2 = 190.986m

Lc 1 = 85.714m Lc 2 = 86.667m

T 1 = 43.864m T 2 = 44.09m

C 1 = 5.715m C 2 = 6.67m

PROCEDURE:

1. Measure the perpendicular distance of the tangents.


2. Locate the P.R.C.
3. Measure T 1 and T 2.
4. Stake out each of the arcs the same as the simple curve. But the second curve is in a
reversed form.
TABULATION:

ELEMENTS OF POINT OF STATION CHORD DEFLECTION TOTAL DEFLECTION


THE CURVE THE CURVE DISTANCE ANGLE
I 1 = 30° , I 2 = 26°
D1 = 7° , D 2 = 7°
Sta. of P.C. P.C. 0 + 020
Sta. of P.R.C. 1 0 +040 20m 7° 3.5°
T 2 0 + 060 20m 14° 7°
Lc 3 0 + 080 20m 21° 10.5°
C = 20m 4 0 + 100 20m 28° 14°
P.R.C. 0 + 105.715 5.715m 30° 15°
5 0 + 120 14.285m 4° 17’ 2° 8’
6 0 + 140 20m 10° 17° 5° 8’
7 0 + 160 20m 16° 17’ 8° 8’
8 0 + 180 20m 22° 17’ 11° 8’
9 0 + 192.382 12.23m 25° 57’ 12° 58’
ERROR: 0.8m

COMPUTATIONS:

@Curve 1

d 1 2.8575
sin = = 2°
2 163.702

@Curve 2

d 2 7.1425
sin = = 4° 17’
2 190.986

d3 6.115
sin = = 3° 40’
2 190.986

Common Tangent = T 1 + T 2

Common Tangent = 87.957m

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