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Deviation Angle in Vertical alignment Formulas
Deviation Angle is the angle between the reference direction and the observed direction. And is denoted by N. Deviation Angle is usually measured using the Radian for Angle. Note that the value of Deviation Angle is always positive.
Formulas to find Deviation Angle in Vertical alignment
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Deviation Angle given Length of Curve and Radius of Curve
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Deviation Angle given Length of Summit Curve
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Deviation Angle given Length of Summit Curve Less than Sight Distance
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Deviation Angle given Length of Valley Curve Greater than Stopping Sight Distance
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Deviation Angle Given Length of Valley Curve Less than Stopping Sight Distance
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Deviation Angle given Total Length of Valley Curve
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Deviation Angle with Positive Grade Angle
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Vertical alignment formulas that make use of Deviation Angle
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Sight Distance given Length of Summit Curve
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Radius of Curve given Length of Curve and Deviation Angle
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Length of Summit Curve given Deviation Angle and Sight Distance
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Length of Curve given Radius of Curve and Deviation Angle
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Length of Summit Curve Less than Sight Distance
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Sight Distance More than Length of Summit Curve
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Length of Valley Curve Greater than Stopping Sight Distance
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Inclination Angle given Length of Valley Curve Greater than Stopping Sight Distance
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Driver Eye Height given Length of Valley Curve Greater than Stopping Sight Distance
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Length of Valley Curve Less than Stopping Sight Distance
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Inclination Angle given Length of Valley Curve Less than Stopping Sight Distance
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Driver Sight Height given Length of Valley Curve Less than Stopping Sight Distance
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Total Length of Valley Curve
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Design Speed given Total Length of Valley Curve
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Rate of Change of Acceleration given Total Length of Valley Curve
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Positive Grade Angle with Deviation Angle
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List of variables in Vertical alignment formulas
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Length of Curve
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Radius of Curve
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Driver Sight Height
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The Height of The Obstruction
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Sight Distance
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Inclination
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Rate of Change of Acceleration
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Design Speed
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Positive Grade Angle
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FAQ
What is the Deviation Angle?
Deviation Angle is the angle between the reference direction and the observed direction. Deviation Angle is usually measured using the Radian for Angle. Note that the value of Deviation Angle is always positive.
Can the Deviation Angle be negative?
No, the Deviation Angle, measured in Angle cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure Deviation Angle?
Deviation Angle is usually measured using the Radian[rad] for Angle. Degree[rad], Minute[rad], Second[rad] are the few other units in which Deviation Angle can be measured.
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