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    The document discusses the layout of a compound curve, which consists of two or more circular curves joined at a point of compound curve. It defines key elements such as the points of curvature, tangency, and reversed curvature. Formulas are provided for calculating the stationing of these points given information like the stationing of other points, lengths of tangents and curves, and central angles. Diagrams illustrate the geometry of a reversed compound curve. The final section lists members' names.

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    The document discusses the layout of a compound curve, which consists of two or more circular curves joined at a point of compound curve. It defines key elements such as the points of curvature, tangency, and reversed curvature. Formulas are provided for calculating the stationing of these points given information like the stationing of other points, lengths of tangents and curves, and central angles. Diagrams illustrate the geometry of a reversed compound curve. The final section lists members' names.

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    The document discusses the layout of a compound curve, which consists of two or more circular curves joined at a point of compound curve. It defines key elements such as the points of curvature, tangency, and reversed curvature. Formulas are provided for calculating the stationing of these points given information like the stationing of other points, lengths of tangents and curves, and central angles. Diagrams illustrate the geometry of a reversed compound curve. The final section lists members' names.

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    NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

    CABANATUAN CITY

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    LAYING OUT A
    COMPOUND
    CURVE

    SUBMITTED BY:
    QUEZON A. CANO
    BSCE-4C

    SUBMITTED TO:
    ENGR. ERMINO ENRIQUEZ
    NUEVA ECIJA UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
    CABANATUAN CITY

    COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

    LAYING OUT A
    COMPOUND
    CURVE

    SUBMITTED BY:
    ELDWIN JAY L. MONTERO
    BSCE-4C

    SUBMITTED TO:
    ENGR. ERMINO ENRIQUEZ
    Compound Curves
    A compound curve consists of two (or more) circular curves between two main tangents
    joined at point of compound curve (PCC). Curve at PC is designated as 1 (R1, L1, T1, etc)
    and curve at PT is designated as 2 (R2, L2, T2, etc).

    Elements of Reversed Curve

    PC = point of curvature
    PT = point of tangency Finding the stationing of PT
    PRC = point of reversed curvature
    Given the stationing of PC
    T1 = length of tangent of the first curve
    T2 = length of tangent of the second curve Sta PT=Sta PC+Lc1+Lc2Sta PT=Sta
    V1 = vertex of the first curve PC+Lc1+Lc2
    V2 = vertex of the second curve
    I1 = central angle of the first curve Given the stationing of V1
    I2 = central angle of the second curve
    Lc1 = length of first curve
    Sta PT=Sta V1T1+Lc1+Lc2Sta
    Lc2 = length of second curve PT=Sta V1T1+Lc1+Lc2
    L1 = length of first chord
    L2 = length of second chord
    T1 + T2 = length of common tangent measured from V1 to V2
    PICTURES:

    8 9 10 A B C
    7 D E
    4 5 6 F
    2 3
    1

    MEMBERS:

    1.REMLEE JAN MORILLO 7. CLAUDINE TORRES C. RITZ ANN TORIBIO

    2.DERRICK FRANCO 8. JOANNE BUENAVENTURA D. MICAELA FLORES

    3.RON JIGGY MAGNO 9.ANTONIO DALUSONG E. ALDRYN GUARIN

    4.JOHN ERIC VALMONTE 10. JUDY ANNE MANILA F. ELDWIN JAY MONTERO

    5.JOHN ALFRED FAJARILLO A. MARIA ELOISA MAGBITANG G. JOMAR ESPANTO

    6.JULIUS ENTANISLAO B. AIRA CAMILLE ESCALANTE H. QUEZON CANO

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