Solved Example on Setting out of Simple Circular Curve by Deflection Angle Method/Setting out Table

[@CIVILSolved]

There needs to be a correction in the formula for tangent length (1:56). Instead of Sine, there is a Tangent in the formula. Everything else is correct. My apology for this.

[@prasenjitghanti3487]

We noticed that

[@frdsibrhm]

good explanation, i wish u could do a video abt transition curve

[@mandelaobasi6810]

Helpful🙏

[@rishidas1641]

Good video

[@hopenneyprincenney9854]

What if we're not given chainage at intersection point, how can we find the deflection of the last subchord?

[@CIVILSolved]

I'm a bit unclear about your question, but based on what I understood, here is my answer: "I don't believe there is a need for chainage to calculate the deflection angle of the last chord. It solely depends on the length of the curve." Please let me know if this addresses your query.

[@hopenneyprincenney9854]

@@CIVILSolved ooh okay, can I send you the question instead? Kindly assist me with your email address, it will shed more light... Kindly

[@CIVILSolved]

@@hopenneyprincenney9854 Please check in the "About" section of this channel.

[@hopenneyprincenney9854]

@@CIVILSolved okay, thank you so much sir

[@DavidEigbefoh]

Please, how did you derived at the formula 90L/πR

[@suboorazam]

how we find the chainage of intersection point ?

[@CIVILSolved]

Chainage is the distance from one destination to another. If you want to find the chainage at PI then calculations steps depends upon the point of known chainage. I hope it clears your doubt.

[@ismailsajid9107]

TL=RxTAN deflection/2=64.30 this correct formula

[@DanielBoakye-ic2cr]

Understanding the table is a problem for me, u just went writing answers without explaining how the various answers in the table was gotten

[@CIVILSolved]

@@DanielBoakye-ic2cr which parameter in table you think need to be explained ?

[@pranitchavan07]

T is 62.11 not 64.3

[@CIVILSolved]

Please look at pinned comment.