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One liners – Transportation Engineering for GATE, PSUs – Part 5

Hello there,How have you been? Here is another round of one liners for your preparation for the GATE and PSUs examinations. The diagram which shows the approximate path of vehicles and pedestrian involved in accidents is known as collision diagram. With increase in the speed of the traffic stream, the minimum spacing of vehicles increases. Traffic volume […]

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One liners – Transportation Engineering for GATE, PSUs – Part 4

Hello There,I am here to give you another round of one liners from Surveying, for your preparation for GATE and PSUs. For a constant value of co-efficient of lateral friction, the value of required super-elevation increases with, increase in speed and with decrease in radius of curve. To calculate minimum value of ruling radius of

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One Liners/MCQs- Transportation Engineering.- part 3

Hello, Here are few MCQs which might help you with Transportation Engineering.For more you can write below in the comment box or join my Facebook Page. 1. The camber preferred in concrete roads is (a) Parabolic Camber (b) Straight Camber (c) Combination of parabolic and straight camber (d) Cubic Ans: (b) Straight 2. The shoulders

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Road Materials – Soil as Sub-grade

Hi,Road Materials are the materials which are used for the construction of the roads, commonly used road materials are, soil, Aggregates and binders.Soil is used for the construction of the bottom most layer of the pavement, i.e. sub-grade. Here is a short details of the sub-grade and its function.: Soil as sub-grade material sub-grade is

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Westergaard’s Theory for Rigid Pavements

Hi,  Rigid Pavements are constructed with materials like Cement Concrete (Plain, reinforced or prestressed.) Here the load is transferred through the slab action, not like in the flexible pavements. Westergaard’s theory is considered good to design rigid pavements. In this theory, rigid pavement slab is considered as a thin elastic plate resting on soil sub-grade,

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CBR(California Bearing Ratio) Test

Hi, CBR loading frame Aim: To find out the CBR(California bearing ratio) value of the given soil sub-grade. Apparatus:  CBR Apparatus soil sample with known OMC and MDD. CBR apparatus – accessories Theory: California Bearing Ratio test was invented by California State Highway Department. This test is used to design the thickness of the flexible pavement. 

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Aggregate Impact Value Test

AIM: To find the aggregate Impact value. Theory: Aggregate to be used as road materials must possess some properties or characteristics. Toughness is one of the highly required property which is necessary for the aggregates to bear the impact loads.  Road aggregates are applied with the impact loads a millions of times in their life

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