The document discusses two methods for laying out horizontal curves in surveying: the deflection angle method and total chords method. It provides an example calculation of total chords for a horizontal curve with a radius of 114.59 meters and deflection angles ranging from 4 degrees 59 minutes to 37 degrees 23 minutes. The total chords are calculated using the formula c=2RsinA and tabulated along with the corresponding deflection angle and station for each chord length.
The document discusses two methods for laying out horizontal curves in surveying: the deflection angle method and total chords method. It provides an example calculation of total chords for a horizontal curve with a radius of 114.59 meters and deflection angles ranging from 4 degrees 59 minutes to 37 degrees 23 minutes. The total chords are calculated using the formula c=2RsinA and tabulated along with the corresponding deflection angle and station for each chord length.
The document discusses two methods for laying out horizontal curves in surveying: the deflection angle method and total chords method. It provides an example calculation of total chords for a horizontal curve with a radius of 114.59 meters and deflection angles ranging from 4 degrees 59 minutes to 37 degrees 23 minutes. The total chords are calculated using the formula c=2RsinA and tabulated along with the corresponding deflection angle and station for each chord length.
The document discusses two methods for laying out horizontal curves in surveying: the deflection angle method and total chords method. It provides an example calculation of total chords for a horizontal curve with a radius of 114.59 meters and deflection angles ranging from 4 degrees 59 minutes to 37 degrees 23 minutes. The total chords are calculated using the formula c=2RsinA and tabulated along with the corresponding deflection angle and station for each chord length.