Option
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Description |
Superelevation for curve |
Enter the maximum superelevation in the curve. |
Superelevation into curve |
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Super development length in (L) |
Enter the length over which superelevation should be developed going into the curve. |
% development length before BCC |
Enter the percentage of the development length that should be applied before the BCC (normally 2/3 of the total length or 66.667%). |
Superelevation out of curve |
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Super runoff length out (L) |
Enter the length over which superelevation should be run out exiting the curve. |
% runoff length after ECC |
Enter the percentage of the runout length that should be applied after the ECC (normally 2/3 of the total length or 66.667%). |
Round up to nearest (e) |
Enter a rounding factor for the superelevation (e). This factor will be used to round the super elevation up to the closest factor of this value. |
Round up to nearest (L) |
Enter a rounding factor for the development length (L). This factor will be used to round the development length up to the closest factor of this value. |
First Record button or Last record button. |
Click these buttons to move to the first or last horizontal curve. |
Next or Previous buttons |
Click to move to the next or previous horizontal curve. |
Search button |
Click to search for a specific curve number. |
Recalculate All button |
Click to recalculate the superelevation grades and development lengths according to the design criteria for all the curves. |
Recalculate button |
Click to recalculate the superelevation grade and development lengths according to the design criteria for this curve only. |
Close button |
Click to close the dialog and do the necessary alterations to the edge levels spreadsheet. |
See Superelevation Design Process for an explanation.
See Also Slave Super