Specify the super elevation development method.
Option
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Description |
Lane Width for Preliminary Horizontal design |
Enter the lane width to be used when calculating transition curve lengths for preliminary horizontal alignment design, when there is no Edge level data available. |
Runoff Method |
Click the bitmap to change the option (TRH 17 development method). |
Transition curves |
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Start at Normal crossfall |
Click the image to change the option. If this option is selected, the transition curve will start at the Normal crossfall position. |
Start at Level + Normal crossfall |
Click the image to change the option. If this option is selected, the transition curve will start at the Level + Normal camber position. |
Runoff Method |
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Click the image to change the option. If the Camber -> Crossfall -> Full option is selected, the superelevation will be developed according to the following graph. |
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Not TRH |
Click the image to change the option. If the Camber -> Full option is selected, the superelevation will be developed according to the following graph. |
Transition Length / Superelevation Runoff Length |
You have the option to use either the RSA or UK formula for the calculation of the superelevation runoff lengths (L) during the Slave Super function. |
Transition / Super RSA |
Select this option to use the RSA formula for the calculation of Super elevation runoff lengths and Transition lengths. See a detailed explanation. |
Lane Factor |
Enter the lane factor to ensure antiquate adjustment when calculating run-off lengths. (l) Only used by the RSA formula. |
Transition / Super UK |
Select this option to use the UK formula for the calculation of Super elevation runoff lengths and Transition lengths. See a detailed explanation. |
Centripetal accel. (q) |
Enter the value for the centripetal acceleration (m/sec3). Only used by the UK formula. |
Superelevation Rate (e) |
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Dropdown list |
Specify the method used to calculate the superelevation rate (e).
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Constant (c) |
Only used when Use Formula is selected. Specify the constant to be used in the calculation. |
Maximum Super (%) |
Only used when Use Formula is selected. Specify the maximum superelevation rate that will be used for the calculation. |
See the Superelevation design process topic for an explanation of how these values are used in the calculations.